Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal

1988 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof James Guthrie and Prof Lee Parker

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Hedge funds and unconscious fantasy pp. 1244-1265: Arman Eshraghi and Richard Taffler
Accounting as an instrument of neoliberalisation? pp. 1266-1289: Ying Zhang, Jane Andrew and Kathy Rudkin
Financial capitalism, incorporation and the emergence of financial reporting information pp. 1290-1316: S. McCartney and A.J. Arnold
The diffusion of risks in public private partnership contracts pp. 1317-1339: Istemi Demirag, Iqbal Khadaroo, Pamela Stapleton and Caral Stevenson
The role of the audit committee in resolving auditor‐client disagreements: a Malaysian study pp. 1340-1372: Zalailah Salleh and Jenny Stewart
Sole of an era pp. 1376-1376: Roger Colbeck
Abstract structure pp. 1377-1377: Matthew Haigh
Fifteen minutes of fame: the conference paper presentation pp. 1378-1379: Lee Parker

Heterogeneous accountingisation pp. 1080-1112: Kalle Kraus
Metaphor in Nortel's letters to shareholders 1997‐2006 pp. 1113-1139: Merridee Bujaki and Bruce McConomy
Discharging not‐for‐profit accountability: UK charities and public discourse pp. 1140-1169: Alpa Dhanani and Ciaran Connolly
Understanding Syrian accountants' perceptions of, and attitudes towards, social accounting pp. 1170-1205: Rania Kamla, Sonja Gallhofer and Jim Haslam
Accounting professionalization amidst alternating state ideology in Ethiopia pp. 1206-1233: Dessalegn Getie Mihret, Kieran James and Joseph M. Mula
All the world's a stage pp. 1236-1236: Vida Botes
Markets pp. 1237-1240: Dianne Dean

Contracting out municipal accounting: the role of institutional entrepreneurship pp. 944-963: Timo Hyvönen, Janne Järvinen, Lasse Oulasvirta and Jukka Pellinen
The accountant's social background and stereotype in popular culture pp. 964-1000: Lisa Evans and Ian Fraser
Regulatory theory insights into the past, present and future of general purpose water accounting standard setting pp. 1001-1024: Keryn Chalmers, Jayne M. Godfrey and Barbara Lynch
The concept oftaongain Māori culture: insights for accounting pp. 1025-1047: Russell Craig, Rawiri Taonui and Susan Wild
Can triple bottom line reporting become a cycle for “double loop” learning and radical change? pp. 1048-1068: Michael Mitchell, Allan Curtis and Penny Davidson
Publish or perish pp. 1071-1071: Barbara L'Huillier
The oldest profession pp. 1072-1072: Candauda Arachchige Saliya

New plots are badly needed in finance: accounting for the financial crisis of 2007‐2010 pp. 756-775: Barbara Czarniawska
From management controls to the management of controls pp. 776-805: Sophie Tessier and David Otley
Accounting and accountability in an Italian social care provider pp. 806-834: Enrico Bracci and Sue Llewellyn
Understanding the responses of professional accounting bodies to crises pp. 835-875: Garry D. Carnegie and Brendan T. O'Connell
Accounting‐related research in PPPs/PFIs: present contributions and future opportunities pp. 876-924: Paul Andon
Flight of fantasy: writing a full proof “code” for ethics pp. 927-928: Vida Botes
Caution – this office may damage your health pp. 929-930: Mike Hopkins

Accounting and popular culture: framing a research agenda pp. 580-601: Ingrid Jeacle
Vulgate accountability: insights from the field of football pp. 602-634: Christine Cooper and Joanne Johnston
How easy can the barley brie pp. 635-658: William J. Jackson, Audrey S. Paterson, Christopher K.M. Pong and Simona Scarparo
Accounting and detective stories: an excursion to the USA in the 1940s pp. 659-672: Barbara Czarniawska
Constructing accounting in the mirror of popular music pp. 673-702: Kerry Jacobs and Steve Evans
Jokes in popular culture: the characterisation of the accountant pp. 703-718: Frances Miley and Andrew Read
Fashioning the popular masses: accounting as mediator between creativity and control pp. 719-751: Ingrid Jeacle and Chris Carter

The development of budgets and their use for purposes of control in Japanese aviation, 1928‐1945 pp. 416-451: Masayoshi Noguchi and Trevor Boyns
Money talks: the language of the Rochester School pp. 452-485: Nihel Chabrak
Corporate disclosure of environmental capital expenditures pp. 486-507: Charles H. Cho, Martin Freedman and Dennis M. Patten
“Fleshing out” an engagement with a social accounting technology pp. 508-534: Michael Fraser
New roles for auditors and reporting accountants in UK banking supervision under the Banking Act 1987 pp. 535-565: David Collins, Ian Dewing and Peter Russell
The ethics application pp. 570-571: Lyn Daff
Talking to a taxman abouttalking with the taxman about poetry pp. 572-573: Gregory Horne
A eulogy for a “bright future” pp. 574-575: Barbara L'Huillier

The special issue:AAAJand research innovation pp. 216-227: Garry D. Carnegie
It was 20 years ago today pp. 228-255: Rob Gray and Richard Laughlin
We've come a long way! Maybe! Re‐imagining gender and accounting pp. 256-294: Cheryl Lehman
Rethinking impact and redefining responsibility pp. 295-327: Christopher Humphrey and Peter Miller
Accounting's past, present and future: the unifying power of history pp. 328-369: Garry D. Carnegie and Christopher J. Napier
Environmental performance accountability: planet, people, profits pp. 370-405: Roger L. Burritt

Reflections and projections pp. 6-26: James Guthrie and Lee D. Parker
Accounting change: explaining the outcomes, interpreting the process pp. 27-70: Mariannunziata Liguori and Ileana Steccolini
Disability and the professional accountant: insights from oral histories pp. 71-101: Angus Duff and John Ferguson
Carbon reporting: does it matter? pp. 105-125: Matthew Haigh and Matthew A. Shapiro
Stakeholder responses to the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act pp. 126-145: Sumit Lodhia and Nigel Martin
Evidence of an expectation gap for greenhouse gas emissions assurance pp. 146-173: Wendy Green and Qixin Li
Carbon footprints and legitimation strategies: symbolism or action? pp. 174-198: Sue Hrasky
Restructuring questions pp. 202-203: Lyn Daff
The conference paper pp. 204-204: Lee Parker
The first flush of … pp. 205-205: Lee Parker
Sponsorship pp. 206-206: Dianne Dean