Asian Review of Accounting
1992 - 2024
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Volume 7, issue 2, 1999
- An Experimental Study of Hong Kong and Chinese Auditors' Perceptions of Auditor Independence pp. 1-18

- Ramesh Narasimhan and Stephanie S.H. Ng
- Comprehensive Income: The Perceived Usefulness of Total Recognised Revenues and Expenses in New Zealand pp. 19-45

- Robert Beale and Howard Davey
- Users and Uses of Environmental Accounting: The Case of the Philippines pp. 46-65

- Alessandra La Notte and Roger Burritt
- The Influence of Selected Contingent Variables on Half‐Yearly Reporting Compliance by Listed Companies in Australia and Singapore pp. 66-83

- Samantha Tan and Greg Tower
- Usefulness of Statement of Cash Flows: Evidence from Malaysian Analysts pp. 84-95

- Theo Christopher and Salleh Hassan
- Development of Accounting Standards and Adoption of IASs: Perceptions of Accountants from a Developing Country pp. 96-117

- Joshi Pl and Hassan Al‐Basteki
- Extending our Objectives: What Students Learn from Instruction and Practice pp. 118-135

- Monte B. Wynder and Peter F. Luckett
Volume 7, issue 1, 1999
- Financial Statement Disclosures for Hong Kong H‐Shares: Purposes, Subject and Number pp. 1-19

- Gary Miller
- Corporate Social Disclosure Characteristics and the Role of Ethical Investment Trusts pp. 20-42

- Lorne S. Cummings and Roger L. Burritt
- The Quality of Accounting Research and Internal, External, and Construct Validity pp. 43-64

- Errol R. Iselin
- A Framework for Describing National Financial Accounting Systems: Towards an Archetype pp. 65-95

- Russell Craig and Joselito Diga
- The True and Fair View Concept: Evidence from Australia pp. 96-111

- Alan Kilgore, Sharron Leahy and Graeme Mitchell
- An Analysis of the Ethical Predisposition of Australian and Malaysian Business Students Towards Consumer Issues: Do Ideological Differences Exist? pp. 112-130

- Gordon F. Woodbine, Tungshan F. Chou and James Fisher
- Professional Accounting Qualification Choices: Do Gender, Ethnicity, University and Selection Process Matter? pp. 131-143

- Louise Kloot, Kath Marles and Denis Vinen
- International Accounting and the Accounting Curriculum: The New Zealand Case pp. 144-164

- Sue Smith, Sonja Gallhofer and Jim Haslam
Volume 6, issue 2, 1998
- Developing Strategic Supplier Alliances in the Australian Automotive Industry: A Case Study pp. 1-24

- Judyann Clarke and Louise Kloot
- Corporate Annual Reports as Promotional Tools: The Case of Australian National Industries Limited pp. 25-53

- Maria Cadiz Dyball
- Bahraini Auditors' Perceptions of the Importance of SelectedInherentRisk Factors in the Evaluation of Audit Risk pp. 54-70

- Hasan Al‐Basteki
- Cultural Effects of Budgetary Participation: Indonesian Evidence pp. 71-100

- Iriyadi and Bruce Gurd
- Does the Hong Kong Stock Market Overreact? pp. 101-116

- Robert WT Leung and Mandy Li
- Corporate Financing Policy in Oman: Perceptions of Executives pp. 117-142

- Jasim Abdulla
- Professional Aspriations and Preferences of South Pacific Accounting Students: A Comparative Analysis pp. 143-162

- Gerhard Gniewosz
- Evidence of Environmental Accounting in Australian Companies pp. 163-180

- Geoffrey R. Frost and Trevor D. Wilmshurst
Volume 5, issue 2, 1997
- Patterns of Cultural and Budgetary Controls in International Joint Ventures in South Korea pp. 1-20

- Neale G. O'Connor
- Cash Controls Within Christian Churches: An Exploration Of The Determinants pp. 21-37

- Gordon Woodbine
- Public Sector Accounting and Financial Management in Developing Countries: A Critical Assessment of the Literature pp. 38-65

- Abu Shiraz Abdul‐Rahaman, Sonja Gallhofer, Jim Haslam and Stewart Lawrence
- Sources of Funding and Monitoring Effects on Nonprofit Organisations from an Agency Perspective pp. 66-77

- Terence Chan, Gerald Chau and Dennis Chan
- Employers' Expectations on Today's Accounting Profession: A Malaysian Case‐Study pp. 78-97

- Frances Penafort and Bedah Binti Ahmad
- The Current State of Accounting Education and Research in China: A Survey of Involved Overseas Chinese Accounting Professors pp. 98-108

- Chee W. Chow, Shifei Chung and Anne Wu
- The Export of Accountancy Education To Malaysia And Singapore: An Australian Experience pp. 109-123

- Barry J. Cooper and Kevin Adams
- Effects of Management Compensation Schemes on Corporate Investment Decisions pp. 124-136

- Francis Chan
Volume 5, issue 1, 1997
- An Empirical Investigation of Adoption Issues Relating to Activity‐Based Costing pp. 1-18

- Hieu Van Nguyen and Albie Brooks
- Stability of Financial Ratios: A Study of Listed Companies in Singapore pp. 19-39

- Patricia M.S. Tan, Hian Chye Koh and Lay Chin Low
- Determinants Of Highlights Statement Presentation In Singapore pp. 40-60

- Mohamed Azam Aziz, Theo Christopher and Atique Islam
- Examining Perceptions of Harmonisation The Case of Singapore and Malaysia pp. 61-77

- Peter Carlson
- Environmental Legislation and Environmental Disclosures: Some Evidence From New Zealand pp. 78-105

- Andrew J Lemon and Steven F Cahan
- Impact Of Earnings Announcements On Changes In Investors' Beliefs: Evidence From The People's Republic Of China pp. 106-125

- Dennis Y. Chung
- A Multicampus Study of First Year Accounting: An Australian Study pp. 126-146

- Beverley Jackling and Roy Wigg
- International Comparisons of Social Disclosure: A Research Note pp. 147-155

- Rob Gray and Mohammad Javad
Volume 4, issue 2, 1996
- A Study of Short‐Run Overreaction in Hong Kong Stock Market pp. 1-14

- Dennis Chan
- The Impact of Contingency Factors on the Effectiveness of Budgetary Emphasis in Sino‐Foreign Joint Ventures pp. 15-31

- Dennis W Taylor
- The Deteminants of Audit Fees in HongKong: An Empirical Study pp. 32-50

- Sandra W.M. Ho and Patrick P.H. Ng
- The Impact of Cultural Influences on the Relationship Between Budgetary Participation, Role Stress, and Job Satisfaction pp. 51-70

- David Goodwin and Sirirat Sethapokin
- Views of Malaysian User‐Groups to the Role of Budget, Budget Pressure and Participation pp. 71-84

- Loo Sin Chun
- Role of Practical Experience: Perception Among Hong Kong Accounting Faculty pp. 85-99

- Connie Shum, Wing‐Hung Tam and Gladie Lui
- A Review of Accountant and Corporate Involvement in Environmental Accounting in New Zealand pp. 100-124

- Howard Davey and Raelyn Coombes
- Budgetary Control and Performance Evaluation Systems in Corporations in Bahrain pp. 125-144

- Pem Lal Joshi and Jasim Abdulla
Volume 4, issue 1, 1996
- PREDICTION OF CORPORATE FAILURE: THE EFFECT OF FEEDBACK ON HUMAN JUDGMENTS pp. 3-24

- A. Chew Ng and Keith A. Houghton
- VOLUNTARY REPORTING OF VALUE ADDED STATEMENTS IN SINGAPORE pp. 25-43

- Theo Christopher, Salleh Hassan and Atique Islam
- THE PERFORMANCE EFFECTS OF FIT BETWEEN ACCOUNTING FIRM ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS: SOME EVIDENCE FROM TAIWAN pp. 44-61

- Chee W. Chow, Richard Nen‐Chen Hwang and Y. Robert Lin
- ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF ALTERNATIVE FIXED‐COST ALLOCATIONS IN A PRINCIPAL‐AGENT SETTING pp. 63-80

- Joseph K. Cheung, Jeong‐Bon Kim and Danny Wong
- THE DETERMINANTS OF AUDIT FEES: AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 81-97

- Ming‐Wei Zhang and Steven Myrteza
- CITIZENS' ATTITUDES TOWARDS TAX EVASION IN HONG KONG pp. 98-117

- Richard S Simmons and Cheng Ty
- COSTS AND BENEFITS OF CASH FLOW ACCOUNTING: IMPLICATIONS FOR MALAYSIA pp. 118-145

- Neil Garrod and Fatimah Shahman
- ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL RATIO COMPONENT CONSISTENCY pp. 146-162

- John K. Courtis
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