Accounting Research Journal
2007 - 2020
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Volume 34, issue 1, 2020
- Can compensation committees effectively mitigate the CEO horizon problem? The role of co-opted directors pp. 1-21

- Ruonan Liu
- Determinants of bank stability in a small island economy: a study of Fiji pp. 22-42

- Shasnil Avinesh Chand, Ronald Kumar and Peter Stauvermann
- Internet reporting, social media strategy and firm characteristics – an Australian study pp. 43-75

- Yi Xiang and Jacqueline L. Birt
- Redefining the accountant’s personality: success or stagnancy? pp. 76-90

- Rebecca J. Wetmiller and Reza Barkhi
- The effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on shareholder value: evidence from the 9/11 terrorist attack pp. 91-105

- Viput Ongsakul, Pornsit Jiraporn, Shenghui Tong and Sirimon Treepongkaruna
- Estimation of a term structure model of carbon prices through state spaces methods: a pitch pp. 106-112

- Thomas William Aspinall, Adrian Gepp, Geoff Harris, Simone Kelly, Colette Southam and Bruce Vanstone
- Future profitability and stock returns of innovative firms: a pitch pp. 113-118

- Anna Bedford, Kristina Vojvoda, Le Ma and Nelson Ma
- Tax avoidance and firm risk in China: a pitch pp. 119-124

- Yuqiang Cao, Zhuoan Feng, Meiting Lu and Yaowen Shan
Volume 33, issue 6, 2020
- Investigating the role of theory of planned behavior and Machiavellianism in earnings management intentions pp. 653-668

- Kangan Sayal and Gurparkash Singh
- The issue of sustainability in a highly centrally regulated fiscal model of local governments: an empirical study pp. 669-689

- András Bethlendi, Csaba Lentner and László Nagy
- Top management team meetings and firm performance pp. 691-708

- Iman Harymawan, Mohammad Nasih and John Nowland
- Multiple logics within the international Islamic financial architecture: implications for Islamic financial reporting standards pp. 709-727

- Murniati Mukhlisin and Mohamed Fadzly
- The decision usefulness of reported changes in fair values and fair value measurement-related disclosure for debtholders: evidence from Australian real estate industry pp. 729-747

- Pinprapa Sangchan, Haiyan Jiang and Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan
- Financial statement comparability and takeover efficiency: a pitch pp. 749-756

- Lien Duong and Thu Phuong Truong
- Evidence on going concern reporting before and after ASU 2014–15 pp. 757-772

- Kathleen Bakarich and Devon Baranek
Volume 33, issue 4/5, 2020
- Determinants of audit expectation gap: the case of Cameroon pp. 561-576

- Michael Fossung, Lazarus Elad Fotoh and Johan Lorentzon
- Changes to the growth and discount rates and asset impairment pp. 577-592

- Maxeem Georges
- Board capital and earnings quality with different controlling shareholders pp. 593-613

- Maria Kontesa, Andreas Lako and Wendy Wendy
- Risk disclosure in listed Greek companies: the effects of the financial crisis pp. 615-633

- Fragiskos K. Gonidakis, Andreas G. Koutoupis, Anastasios D. Tsamis and Maria-Eleni Agoraki
- The effect of integrated reporting quality on market liquidity and analyst forecast error pp. 635-650

- Felipe Zúñiga, Roxana Pincheira, Julie Walker and Michael Turner
Volume 33, issue 3, 2020
- Who are you? Inconsistent identity reporting in online labor markets pp. 457-468

- Stephen Kuselias
- To be or not to be in the sample? On using manipulation checks in experimental accounting research pp. 469-482

- Peter Kotzian, Thomas Stoeber, Florian Hoos and Barbara E. Weissenberger
- Resilience as a coping strategy for reducing auditor turnover intentions pp. 483-498

- Kenneth J. Smith, David J. Emerson, Charles R. Boster, George S. Everly and Jr
- The impact of insider trading on analyst coverage and forecasts pp. 499-521

- Guanming He and David Marginson
- Financial statement comparability in the extractive industry pp. 523-541

- Christelle Smith and Elmar R. Venter
- Stewardship regulation and earnings quality: evidence from Japan pp. 543-559

- James Routledge
Volume 33, issue 2, 2020
- Earnings management prior to private debt issuance pp. 269-285

- Brandon Ater and Thomas Bowe Hansen
- Facing failure pp. 287-306

- Nicola Beatson, David Berg and Jeffrey K. Smith
- Why information technology is constrained in tackling tax noncompliance in developing countries: Nigerian tax administrators’ perspectives pp. 307-322

- Mohammed Abdullahi Umar and Abdulsalam Masud
- Corporate governance and stock liquidity: evidence from a speculative market pp. 323-341

- Pallab Kumar Biswas
- Accounting conservatism and money laundering risk pp. 343-361

- Meysam Bolgorian and Ali Mayeli
- Small-scale private equity: demand versus supply pp. 363-380

- Bruce Dwyer, Keith Duncan and Colette Southam
- An empirical analysis of an application of an alternative measurement model on international accounting standard 33, earnings per share pp. 381-390

- John E. McEnroe and Mary Mindak
- Voluntary assurance of sustainability reporting: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 391-410

- Abeer Hassan, Ahmed Elamer, Mary Fletcher and Nawreen Sobhan
- Predicting stock market returns in the US: evidence from an average correlation approach pp. 411-433

- Xiyang Li, Bin Li, Tarlok Singh and Kan Shi
- Getting CFO on board – its impact on firm performance and earnings quality pp. 435-454

- Lien Duong, John Evans and Thu Phuong Truong
Volume 33, issue 1, 2019
- Acculturation of non-native English-speaking teachers in accounting: an ethnographic study pp. 1-15

- Nadana Abayadeera, Dessalegn Getie Mihret and Jayasinghe Hewa Dulige
- Pyramid ownership structure and tax avoidance among Canadian firms pp. 16-33

- Justin Mindzak and Tao Zeng
- Facilitating the application of auditors’ underlying skeptical disposition: The relationship between trait skepticism and basic human values pp. 34-56

- Jahanzeb Khan and Noel Harding
- Political stability, political rights and earnings management: some international evidence pp. 57-74

- Tesfaye Taddese Lemma, Ayalew Lulseged, Mthokozisi Mlilo and Minga Negash
- Factors that influenced the adoption of IFRS by Islamic banks in the UAE pp. 75-91

- Mohammad Haroun Sharairi
- Why do investors not punish politically connected firms for financial misrepresentation?: A legitimacy-based perspective pp. 92-107

- Xin Yu and Ying Zheng
- Complexity in accounting for derivatives: Professional experience, education and gender differences pp. 108-127

- Rodrigo Fernandes Malaquias and Pablo Zambra
- Properties of analysts’ consensus cash flow forecasts for Australian firms pp. 128-147

- Kamran Ahmed, Muhammad Nurul Houqe, John Hillier and Steven Crockett
- Ownership types, corporate governance and corporate social responsibility disclosures: Empirical evidence from a developing country pp. 148-166

- Ibrahem Alshbili, Ahmed Elamer and Eshani Beddewela
- Is earnings management associated with corporate environmental disclosure?: Evidence from Kuwaiti listed firms pp. 167-185

- Ali Meftah Gerged, Lara Mohammad Al-Haddad and Meshari O. Al-Hajri
- Audit effort, materiality and audit fees: evidence from the adoption of IFRS in Australia pp. 186-216

- Muhammad Shahin Miah, Haiyan Jiang, Asheq Rahman and Warwick Stent
- Undergraduate accounting students’ perception of a course in accounting research and theory pp. 217-233

- Ron Baker and Sara Wick
- Teaching IFRS: evidence from course experience and approaches to learning in China pp. 234-251

- Riccardo Natoli, Zi Wei and Beverley Jackling
- The effects of ownership concentration and corporate governance on corporate risk-taking: The case of Thailand pp. 252-267

- Seksak Jumreornvong, Sirimon Treepongkaruna, Panu Prommin and Pornsit Jiraporn
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