Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal

1988 - 2024

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

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The dynamics of accounting change Inter‐play between new practices, routines, institutions, power and politics pp. 566-596: John Burns
Completing the triangle: Taylorism and the paradigms pp. 597-624: Richard K. Fleischman
The chairman’s statement ‐ A content analysis of discretionary narrative disclosures pp. 624-647: Malcolm Smith and Richard J. Taffler
The influence of subsidiary context and head office strategic management style on control of MNCs: the experience in Australia pp. 647-668: Lai Hong Chung, Patrick T. Gibbons and Herbert P. Schoch
Methodological issues ‐ Reflections on quantification in corporate social reporting content analysis pp. 667-681: Jeffrey Unerman
Literature and insights ‐ “Forensic” accounting in Spanishbelles‐lettresof the nineteenth century pp. 681-689: Richard Mattessich

Accounting at home: some interdisciplinary perspectives pp. 425-449: Stephen P. Walker and Sue Llewellyn
From an envelope to a dream note and a computer – The award‐winning experiences of post‐war Japanese household accounting practices pp. 450-474: Naoko Komori and Christopher Humphrey
Home accountants: exploring their practices pp. 475-501: Deryl Northcott and Bill Doolin
Couples and their money: patterns of accounting and accountability in the domestic economy pp. 502-517: Jan Pahl
Household accounting in Germany – Some statistical evidence and the development of new systems pp. 518-534: Michael‐Burkhard Piorkowsky
Representing the household: in and after national income accounting pp. 535-560: Julie Froud, Colin Haslam, Sukhdev Johal and Karel Williams

Introduction: accounting and indigenous peoples pp. 256-267: Sonja Gallhofer and Andrew Chew
Accounting and accountability relations: colonization, genocide and Canada’s first nations pp. 268-288: Dean Neu
Accounting as a tool for Aboriginal dispossession: then and now pp. 289-306: Kathy Gibson
The issue of Australian indigenous world‐views and accounting pp. 307-329: Susan Greer and Chris Patel
Accounting for imperialism: a case of British‐imposed indigenous collaboration pp. 330-359: Shanta Shareel Kreshna Davie
Evaluating accountability: finding a place for the Treaty of Waitangi in the New Zealand public sector pp. 360-380: Kerry Jacobs
Developing environmental accounting: insights from indigenous cultures pp. 381-409: Sonja Gallhofer, Kathy Gibson, Jim Haslam, Patty McNicholas and Bella Takiari

Constructivism and accounting research: towards a trans‐disciplinary perspective pp. 130-155: Paolo Quattrone
Storing and shielding: financial management behaviour in a church organization pp. 156-174: Margaret Lightbody
Openness to context‐based research: the gulf between the claims and actions of Big Six firms in the USA pp. 175-196: Yves Gendron
Corporate disclosure and the deregulation of international investment pp. 197-218: David Bailey, George Harte and Roger Sugden
Accounting for public heritage facilities – assets or liabilities of the government? pp. 219-236: Allan D. Barton

Corporate environmental reporting pp. 10-26: Trevor D. Wilmshurst and Geoffrey R. Frost
Public discourse and decision making pp. 27-64: Gordon Boyce
The use and representational faithfulness of graphs in Australian IPO prospectuses pp. 65-83: Paul Mather, Alan Ramsay and Adam Steen
The construction of a network at Health Waikato pp. 84-114: Alan Lowe

Scholarship in university business schools – Cardinal Newman, creeping corporatism and farewell to the “disturber of the peace”? pp. 510-524: Russell J. Craig, Frank L. Clarke and Joel H. Amernic
Extending practice – Accountants’ constructions of the industrial relations arena in the USA pp. 525-560: Timothy J. Fogarty and Vaughan S. Radcliffe
Australian public sector financial reporting: a case of cooperative policy formulation pp. 561-582: Christine Ryan
Shareholder and stakeholder value in corporate downsizing – The case of United Technologies Corporation pp. 583-604: Noah P. Barsky, Mohamed E. Hussein and Stephen F. Jablonsky

Cultural capital and accounting pp. 394-412: George D. Thompson
A theory of public health sector report: forging a new path pp. 413-440: Karen A. Van Peursem
Reporting on the state of infrastructure by local government pp. 441-459: R.G. Walker, F.L. Clarke and G.W. Dean
A texture index for evaluating accounting narratives pp. 459-488: Robin Sydserff and Pauline Weetman
The conceptual underwear of financial reporting pp. 489-501: Michael Page and Laura Spira

Regulation and organisation of accountants in China pp. 286-302: Zhen Ping Hao
The “rational” and “traditional”: the regulation of accounting in the Philippines pp. 303-328: Maria Cadiz Dyball and Lina J. Valcarcel
Professional accounting environment in Brunei Darussalam pp. 328-340: Senarath Yapa P.w
Japanese accounting profession in transition pp. 340-357: Manabu Sakagami, Hiroshi Yoshimi and Hiroshi Okano
“Interests” and accounting standard setting in Malaysia pp. 358-387: Selvaraj D. Susela

Internal control systems in US churches pp. 142-164: John B. Duncan, Dale L. Flesher and Morris H. Stocks
Hierarchies, networks and management accounting in NHS hospitals pp. 164-188: C. Stuart Jones
An examination of the role of financial investment appraisal methods in the context of international environmental regulation pp. 188-205: Alan S. Dunk
On the role conflict of auditors in Korea pp. 206-219: Chi Mo Koo and Ho Seog Sim
Narratives in accounting and management research pp. 220-237: Sue Llewellyn
Exploring the reliability of social and environmental disclosures content analysis pp. 237-256: Markus J. Milne and Ralph W. Adler

Economics and accounting pp. 19-38: Y. Shiozawa
The Hegelian logic of critical research pp. 39-47: Tony Tinker
Seeing the wood for the trees pp. 47-52: Jan Bebbington, Rob Gray and David Owen
The state of public sector accounting research pp. 52-58: Jane Broadbent
Postcard from Japan: a management accounting view pp. 58-69: Trevor Hopper
Interactions between Japanese and international accounting academics pp. 69-73: Katsuhiko Kokubu
Critical accounting: nature, progress and prognosis pp. 73-78: Richard Laughlin
APIRA 98 in Osaka: reflections through accounting history pp. 79-82: Hiroshi Okano
The big agenda pp. 83-87: Cyril Tomkins
Accounting in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales pp. 92-112: R.H. Parker and Michael Meehan
Studies of accounting and commerce in Chaucer’s Shipman’s Tale A review article pp. 113-128: Dale Buckmaster and Elizabeth Buckmaster
Critics’ use of satire against the auditing profession: a short historical note pp. 129-133: Roy A. Chandler