Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal

1988 - 2024

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

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Accounting choices: technical and political trade‐offs and the UK’s private finance initiative pp. 622-654: Jane Broadbent and Richard Laughlin
Development of the accounting profession and practices in the public sector – a hegemonic analysis pp. 655-688: Andrew Goddard
Exploring comparative international accounting history pp. 689-718: Garry D. Carnegie and Christopher J. Napier
Product quality, environmental accounting and quality performance pp. 719-732: Alan S. Dunk
Genealogical method and analysis pp. 733-757: Kate Kearins and Keith Hooper

Economic man and disciplinary boundaries pp. 450-477: Robert White and Dallas Hanson
Corporate annual reports: research perspectives used pp. 478-500: Patricia Stanton and John Stanton
The information gap in annual reports pp. 501-522: Jill Hooks, David Coy and Howard Davey
Developments in content analysis: a transitivity index andDICTIONscores pp. 523-545: Robin Sydserff and Pauline Weetman
Measurement distortion of graphs in corporate reports: an experimental study pp. 546-564: Vivien Beattie and Michael John Jones
Colour graphics and task complexity in multivariate decision making pp. 565-593: Stella So and Malcolm Smith
Communication and antithesis in corporate annual reports: a research note pp. 594-608: Jane Davison
Signaling gender diversity through annual report pictures pp. 609-616: Richard A. Bernardi, David F. Bean and Kristen M. Weippert

Introduction pp. 282-311: Craig Deegan
An examination of the corporate social and environmental disclosures of BHP from 1983‐1997 pp. 312-343: Craig Deegan, Michaela Rankin and John Tobin
Environmental disclosures in the annual report pp. 344-371: Gary O’Donovan
Securing organizational legitimacy pp. 372-405: Markus J. Milne and Dennis M. Patten
Managerial perceptions of corporate social disclosure pp. 406-436: Brendan O’Dwyer

Exploring accounting presence and absence: case studies from Bangladesh pp. 143-161: Kerry Jacobs and Jeff Kemp
Understanding non‐financial performance measurement practices in Japanese banks pp. 162-183: Mostaque Hussain and Zahirul Hoque
A literary theory perspective on accounting pp. 184-222: Norman Macintosh and C. Richard Baker
Internal organisational factors influencing corporate social and ethical reporting pp. 223-250: Carol Adams
Dealing with the management of intellectual capital pp. 251-267: Mike Tayles, Andrew Bramley, Neil Adshead and Janet Farr

Standard costing and budgetary control in the British iron and steel industry pp. 12-45: John Richard Edwards, Trevor Boyns and Mark Matthews
Professionalism, organizational‐professional conflict and work outcomes pp. 46-68: William E. Shafer, L. Jane Park and Woody M. Liao
Financial accounting reforms in the Australian public sector pp. 69-93: Brad Potter
Environmental disclosure by companies involved in initial public offerings pp. 94-105: Martin Freedman and A.J. Stagliano
Methodological issues pp. 106-121: Colin Dey

US public accountancy firms and the recruitment of UK immigrants: 1850‐1914 pp. 537-565: Thomas A. Lee
Organisational resistance strategies to unwanted accounting and finance changes pp. 565-586: Jane Broadbent, Kerry Jacobs and Richard Laughlin
An examination of social and environmental reporting strategies pp. 587-617: Denis Cormier and Irene M. Gordon

Sunrise in the knowledge economy pp. 365-384: James Guthrie, Richard Petty and Ulf Johanson
Thinking critically about intellectual capital accounting pp. 383-399: Robin Roslender and Robin Fincham
Valuing the future: intellectual capital supplements at Skandia pp. 399-422: J. Mouritsen, H.T. Larsen and P.N. Bukh
Reporting intellectual capital in annual reports: evidence from Ireland pp. 423-436: Niamh Brennan
Valuing intellectual capacity in the police pp. 437-455: Paul M. Collier
Reporting on intellectual capital pp. 456-476: Jeltje van der Meer‐Kooistra and Siebren M. Zijlstra
International accounting disharmony: the case of intangibles pp. 477-497: Hervé Stolowy and Anne Jeny‐Cazavan
Financial institutions, intangibles and corporate governance pp. 497-529: John Holland

Effects of personal values on auditors’ ethical decisions pp. 254-277: William E. Shafer, Roselyn E. Morris and Alice A. Ketchand
In the name of accountability ‐State auditing, independence and new public management pp. 278-310: Yves Gendron, David J. Cooper and Barbara Townley
The effect of thematic structure on the variability of annual report readability pp. 311-326: Mark Clatworthy and Michael John Jones
After ANT ‐ An illustrative discussion of the implications for qualitative accounting case research pp. 327-351: Alan Lowe

A negotiated order perspective on public sector accounting and financial control pp. 147-165: Abu Shiraz Rahaman and Stewart Lawrence
Generational accountability of public sector management ‐ A case study of the State Authorities Superannuation Board of New South Wales pp. 166-189: Paul Klumpes
The content and disclosure of Australian corporate environmental policies pp. 190-212: Carol Ann Tilt
The role of environmental accounting in organizational change ‐An exploration of Spanish companies pp. 213-239: Carlos Larrinaga‐González, Francisco Carrasco‐Fenech, Francisco Javier Caro‐González, Carmen Correa‐Ruíz and José María Páez‐Sandubete

The relation between decentralised structure, budgetary participation and organisational commitment pp. 12-30: Nava Subramaniam and Lokman Mia
The effect of corporate diversification and business unit strategy on the presence of slack in business unit budgets pp. 30-52: Wim A. Van der Stede
We’re off to see the wizard pp. 53-84: Tony Hines, Karen McBride, Stella Fearnley and Richard Brandt
Controlling the standard‐setting agenda: the role of FRS 3 pp. 85-109: Pauline Weetman
Audit automation as control within audit firms pp. 109-130: Stuart Manson, Sean McCartney and Michael Sherer