Asian Review of Accounting

1992 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof. Haiyan Zhou

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RELIANCE ON BUDGETARY CONTROL, ENVIRONMENTAL UNCERTAINTY, AND THE PERFORMANCE OF MANUFACTURING AND MARKETING UNITS pp. 3-15: Alan S. Dunk
JAVANESE LANGUAGE SPEECH LEVEL: A METAPHOR FOR DESCRIBING ACCOUNTING PRACTICES pp. 16-40: Tjiptohadi Sawarjuwono
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF COASTAL WETLANDS IN THE PHILIPPINES: AN EXPLORATION OF ACCOUNTING FOR SUSTAINABILITY pp. 41-57: Roger L Burritt and Albert Salamanca
INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURE AND ACCOUNTANTS' PERCEPTIONS OF PROFESSIONALISM pp. 58-69: Mark Shying
THE TRANSFER OF ACCOUNTING TECHNOLOGY: THE CASE OF MALAYSIA pp. 70-89: Peter Carlson
THE IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT ON DISCLOSURE PRACTICES: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY pp. 90-104: Kamran Ahmed
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS AND CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTING IN INDIA pp. 105-124: P.L. Joshi and Jasim Abdulla

RECENT ACCOUNTING REFORM IN CHINA pp. 3-24: Haoping Chen and Alfred V. Tran
LEARNING STYLES IN ACCOUNTING EDUCATION pp. 25-58: James Poon Teng Fatt
A CROSS‐CULTURAL MODEL OF INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING COMPATIBILITY pp. 59-91: Joanne Locke and Greg Tower
THE USEFULNESS OF CASH FLOW STATEMENTS pp. 92-104: H.Y. Hung, Monica Chan and Annie Yhi
CAPITAL BUDGETING: A FUZZY SET APPROACH FOR DETERMINING EXPECTED VALUE OF CASH FLOWS pp. 105-125: Khursheed Omer, Andre de Korvin and Philip H. Siegel
AGENCY THEORY: AN APPROACH TO INCENTIVE PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING pp. 127-151: Joshua Ronen, R Kashi and Balachandran

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CULTURE AND ACCOUNTING MODELS IN ASIA pp. 3-21: Peter Secord and Xijia Su
AUSTRALIAN EXECUTIVE REMUNERATION: EVIDENCE ON STRUCTURE AND ACCOUNTING DETERMINANTS pp. 22-44: Robert T. Evans and Thorsten Stromback
INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF BUDGETARY PROCESSES: A CASE STUDY IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY pp. 45-62: Manzurul Alam and Stewart Lawrence
ON THE USE OF CATASTROPHE THEORY IN LEARNING CURVE ANALYSIS pp. 63-73: Hung Chan and Herbert Jensen
INDEX OF ACCOUNTING RESEARCH ON ASIAN/PACIFIC COUNTRIES: 1965–1990 pp. 74-108: Belverd E. Needles
AN EMPRICIAL STUDY OF UNAUTHORIZED SOFTWARE COPYING AMONG PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS pp. 109-120: Kenneth L.K. Yiu
AN EMPLOYEE TURNOVER PREDICTION MODEL: A STUDY OF ACCOUNTANTS IN SINGAPORE pp. 121-138: Kong Beng Ang, Chye Tee Goh and Hian Chye Koh

USEFULNESS OF DISCLOSURE ITEMS IN FINANCIAL REPORTS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN JORDAN AND KUWAIT pp. 1-11: Cigdem Solas and Mohamed E Ibrahim
INFORMATION SOURCES OF UK INVESTORS/FINANCIAL ANALYSTS WORKING IN THE JAPANESE MARKET pp. 12-30: Clare M Grant
CORPORATE CHARACTERISTICS & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY REPORTING pp. 31-42: Maheshwari Gc
BLEAK DISJUNCTURE: ACCOUNTING EDUCATION NEEDS AND THE IFAC GUIDELINES pp. 43-56: Donleavy Gd
ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IN JAPANESE CORPORATIONS pp. 57-68: Kazuo Hiramatu
A SURVEY OF JOB SATISFACTION OF GOVERNMENT AUDITORS IN SINGAPORE pp. 69-86: Hian Chye Koh and Chye Tee Goh
MANAGEMENT AUTONOMY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA: THE CASE OF STATE COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN CHINA pp. 87-98: Taylor Dw and Liu Kc
RACIAL INTEGRATION IN THE ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION IN ZIMBABWE TEN YEARS AFTER INDEPENDENCE: SOME PRELIMINARY FINDINGS pp. 99-116: Jeffrey Kantor and Linda Human