Asian Review of Accounting

1992 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof. Haiyan Zhou

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Volume 16, issue 3, 2008

Stock option disclosures of directors: where transparency can mask secrecy pp. 185-196

Jodie Nelson and Majella Percy

The diffusion of technological and management accounting innovation: Malaysian evidence pp. 197-218

Malcolm Smith, Zaharah Abdullah and Rafizan Abdul Razak

Internal audit outsourcing practice and rationales: SME evidence from New Zealand pp. 219-245

Karen Van Peursem and Lehan Jiang

Public sector accounting education in Australian universities pp. 246-262

Nick Sciulli and Robert Sims

A content and citation analysis of accounting education manuscripts published in theAsian Review of Accounting: 1992‐2007 pp. 263-279

Jeffrey Faux

Volume 16, issue 2, 2008

Has the management of infrastructure assets (IAs) improved with the use of the accrual method in local government? pp. 97-108

Allan Molland and Robert Clift

Stock prices and accounting information: evidence from Malaysia pp. 109-133

Scott Pirie and Malcolm Smith

Accounting conservatism in Greater China: the influence of institutions and incentives pp. 134-148

Fan‐Hua (Alex) Kung, Chih‐Wen Ting and Kieran James

Supporting generic skills development in accounting through the simulation of unstructured case studies using video pp. 149-159

Jeffrey Faux

Auditors' perceptions of reasonable assurance in audit work and the effectiveness of the audit risk model pp. 160-178

Philip Law

Volume 16, issue 1, 2008

What lies beneath? Financial reporting and corporate governance in Australian banks pp. 4-20

Anne Abraham, Hemant Deo and Helen Irvine

Public private partnerships: an exploratory study in health care pp. 21-38

Nick Sciulli

Implementation of activity based costing in Malaysia pp. 39-55

Jamaliah Majid and Maliah Sulaiman

Corporate governance determinants on Australian resource companies' financial instrument disclosure practices pp. 56-73

Grantley Taylor, Greg Tower, Mitchell Van Der Zahn and John Neilson

The efficiency and profitability effects of China's modern enterprise restructuring programme pp. 74-91

Gongmeng Chen, Michael Firth and Wei Wei Zhang

Volume 15, issue 2, 2007

Approaches to learning accounting: a cross‐cultural study pp. 100-121

John Donald and Beverley Jackling

Attitudes towards plagiarism among undergraduate accounting students: Malaysian evidence pp. 122-146

Malcolm Smith, Noorlaila Ghazali and Siti Fatimah Noor Minhad

Audit committee characteristics and earnings management: evidence from Malaysia pp. 147-163

Norman Mohd Saleh, Takiah Mohd Iskandar and Mohd Mohid Rahmat

Applying stakeholder theory to analyze corporate environmental performance pp. 164-184

Evangeline Elijido‐Ten

Environmental disclosure and performance reporting in Malaysia pp. 185-199

Malcolm Smith, Khadijah Yahya and Ahmad Marzuki Amiruddin

Volume 15, issue 1, 2007

The importance in accounting of ambiguity tolerance at the national level pp. 6-24

Noel Harding and Mingchuan Ren

An analysis of current trends in accounting professional development in People's Republic of China pp. 25-44

P.W. Senarath Yapa and Zhen Ping Hao

How do the Chinese management accountants cope with changes from a planned economy to a market economy pp. 45-61

Xu‐dong Ji, W. Lu and M. Aiken

Accounting education in modern China: an analysis of conditions and observations pp. 62-71

Gordon Francis Woodbine

Determinants of disclosures of A‐, B‐ and H‐share companies pp. 72-92

Jinghui Liu and Ian Alexander Eddie

Volume 14, issue 1/2, 2006

The representativeness of management financial forecastsvis‐à‐visnaïve forecasts pp. 5-23

Neil Hartnett

Developing a scholarly approach to the evaluation of assessment practices pp. 24-36

Sonia Magdziarz, Kim Watty, Kaye Hilliar, Sophia Ji and Melissa Simpson

Reflections on the mentoring process with academics entering a “new” educational experience pp. 37-48

Kim Watty, Kaye Hilliar, Sophia Ji, Sonia Magdziarz and Melissa Simpson

The chairman's statement in Malaysian companies pp. 49-65

Malcolm Smith, Anita Jamil, Yang Chik Johari and Syahrul Ahmar Ahmad

Power and knowledge in the Agricultural Lending Division of the Fiji Development Bank pp. 66-82

Hemant Deo and Helen Irvine

Sarbanes‐Oxley: how far does it reach? An exploratory study in South East Asia pp. 83-100

Paul Herz and Paul McGurr

Personal and interpersonal skills pp. 101-121

Despina Whitefield and Louise Kloot

Environmental engagements through the lens of disclosure practices pp. 122-148

Haslinda Yusoff, Glen Lehman and Noraini Mohd Nasir

Perceptions of the certified public accountants by accounting and non‐accounting tertiary students in Japan pp. 149-167

Satoshi Sugahara and Gregory Boland

Disclosure harmonization of accounting practices: the case for South Asia pp. 168-186

Muhammad Jahangir Ali

Volume 13, issue 2, 2005

The adoption and implementation of activity‐based costing in Thailand pp. 1-17

Wiriya Chongruksut and Albie Brooks

Audit, accountability and an auditor's ethical dilemma: A case study of HIH Insurance pp. 18-35

Tina Mak, Kathie Cooper, Hemant Deo and Warwick Funnell

Corporate governance statement disclosure of Malaysian banks and the role of Islam pp. 36-50

Salleh Hassan and Theo Christopher

Better understanding research performance pp. 51-67

Greg Tower, Rashid Desai, Bob Carson and Siew Cheng

Scholarly journal output: A regional perspective pp. 68-83

Victoria Wise and Colleen Fisher

Volume 13, issue 1, 2005

Optimal asset allocation and risk management pp. 1-14

David Camilleri, Mohammad Iqbal Tahir and Samuel Wang

Asia Pacific banks' derivative and risk management disclosures pp. 15-44

Hue Hwa Au Yong, Keryn Chalmers and Robert Faff

Corporate financial disclosure practices in Asian and Middle Eastern countries pp. 45-72

Saeed Askary and Beverley Jackling

Life cycle costing: Incorporating some non‐traditional variables pp. 73-80

David Woodward

Volume 12, issue 2, 2004

Audit fee premiums from brand name, industry specialization and industry leadership: A study of the post Big 6 merger in Malaysia pp. 1-24

Mohd Mohid Rahmat and Takiah Mohd Iskandar

Methods used by Thai and Malaysian security analysts to appraise ordinary shares pp. 25-56

Brahim Saadouni and Jon Simon

Modelling PN4 classification among Malaysian listed companies pp. 57-73

Malcolm Smith, Syahrul Ahmar Ahmad and Ahmad Shameer Mohamed

The learning organisation concept and its adaptation to teaching in an undergraduate accounting unit pp. 74-93

Christopher N. Searchfield

Cricket and the capital market: Winning does not matter but losing hurts pp. 94-107

R. Srinivasan

Volume 12, issue 1, 2004

The timeliness of quarterly financial reports of companies in Malaysia pp. 1-18

Ku Nor Izah Ku Ismail and Roy Chandler

Performance evaluation of Australia's major banks pp. 19-33

Chien‐Ta (Bruce) Ho

Board control, performance and CEO compensation in Taiwan pp. 34-47

Ying‐Fen Lin

The moral reasoning abilities of Australian and Malaysian accounting students: A comparative analysis pp. 48-63

Steven Dellaportas

The impact of emotional reaction and cognitive role of occupational stress on public accountants' performance pp. 64-78

Vincent K. Chong, Gary S. Monroe and Geoffrey N. Soutar