Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies
2011 - 2025
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Volume 13, issue 5, 2022
- Belief perseverance in students’ perceptions of accounting in a distance-learning environment: evidence from a GCC university pp. 849-869

- Nader Elsayed
- Integrating S-ERP systems and lean manufacturing practices to improve sustainability performance: an institutional theory perspective pp. 870-897

- Mohamed Ahmed Abobakr, Magdy Abdel-Kader and Ahmed Fouad Elbayoumi
- Profit, cash flow, and leverage: the case of ASEAN stock market performance during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 898-921

- Yulianti Abbas and Yunieta Anny Nainggolan
- IFRS for SMEs adoption, corporate governance, and quality of financial statements: evidence from Dominican Republic and El Salvador pp. 922-946

- Nesrine Sassi and Salma Damak-Ayadi
- Firm characteristics and forward-looking disclosure: the moderating role of gender diversity pp. 947-973

- Samir Ibrahim Abdelazim, Abdelmoneim Bahyeldin Mohamed Metwally and Saleh Aly Saleh Aly
- Political connection, family ownership and corporate philanthropy: empirical evidence from Jordan pp. 974-999

- Husam Ananzeh, Malek Hamed Alshirah, Ahmad Farhan Alshira'h and Huthaifa Al-Hazaima
- Institutional structures and strength of auditing and financial reporting standards in Africa pp. 1000-1024

- Vincent Adela, Mac Junior Abeka, George Tackie, Comfort Ama Akorfa Anipa, Deborah Esi Gyanba Mbir and Cornelius Adorm-Takyi
Volume 13, issue 4, 2023
- Changes in government procurement: COVID-19 as an opportunity for corruption pp. 714-735

- Marcela Porporato and Juan Ignacio Ruiz
- Impact of the global pandemic on online accountability practices in INGOs pp. 736-759

- Saffet Aras Uygur and Christopher Napier
- Earnings management during the COVID-19 crisis: evidence from the Brazilian and American capital markets pp. 760-783

- Eduardo da Silva Flores, Joelson Oliveira Sampaio, Aziz Xavier Beiruth and Talles Vianna Brugni
- Internal audit function, audit report lag and audit fee: evidence from the early stage of COVID-19 pandemic pp. 784-805

- Iman Harymawan and Fiona Vista Putri
- Audit fees under the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from Oman pp. 806-824

- Adel Al-Qadasi, Saeed Rabea Baatwah and Waddah Kamal Omer
- Covid-19 pandemic and online accounting education: the experience of undergraduate accounting students in an emerging economy pp. 825-846

- Lexis Alexander Tetteh, Redeemer Krah, Timothy Azaa Ayamga, Leticia Apieleg Ayarna-Gagakuma, Kwasi Offei-Kwafo and Vivian Aku Gbade
Volume 13, issue 3, 2022
- The effect of IFRS adoption on accrual-based and real earnings management: emerging markets' perspective pp. 485-508

- Dante Baiardo Cavalcante Viana, Isabel Maria Estima Costa Lourenço and Edilson Paulo
- Risk committee and stock price crash risk in the Malaysian financial sector: the moderating role of institutional ownership pp. 509-540

- Redhwan Aldhamari, Mohamad Naimi Mohamad Nor, Omar Al Farooque and Haithm Mohammed Al-sabri
- Value relevance of accounting earnings and cash flows in a transition economy: the case of Serbia pp. 541-565

- Milan Čupić, Mirjana Todorović and Slađana Benković
- Effects of politically controlled boards on bank loan performance: an emerging economy perspective pp. 566-588

- Mohammed Mohi Uddin, Mohammad Tazul Islam and Omar Al Farooque
- A review of integrated thinking research in developed and developing economies pp. 589-612

- Dusan Ecim and Warren Maroun
- The effect of social ties between the CEO and board of directors and fiscal council's members on earnings management pp. 613-647

- Fernando Maciel Ramos, Letícia Gomes Locatelli, Graça Azevedo and Cristiano Machado Costa
- Exploring elitisation of participatory budgeting in a post-Soviet democracy: evidence from a Ukrainian municipality pp. 648-665

- Chamara Kuruppu, Oleksandr Maksymchuk and Pawan Adhikari
- Disclosure of key audit matters (KAMs) in financial reporting: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 666-702

- Md Mustafizur Rahaman, Md Moazzem Hossain and Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan
Volume 13, issue 2, 2022
- Voluntary cybersecurity disclosure in the banking industry of Bangladesh: does board composition matter? pp. 217-239

- Mohammed Mehadi Masud Mazumder and Dewan Mahboob Hossain
- Board gender diversity and corporate social responsibility in an international setting pp. 240-275

- Muhammad Kamran, Hadrian Geri Djajadikerta, Saiyidi Mat Roni, Erwei Xiang and Pakeezah Butt
- Working capital management and board diversity towards firm performances in Indonesia's LQ45 pp. 276-299

- Saarce Elsye Hatane, Jennie Winoto, Josua Tarigan and Ferry Jie
- The evolution and determinants of corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure in a developing country: extent and quality pp. 300-330

- Teerooven Soobaroyen, Dinesh Ramdhony, Afzalur Rashid and Jeff Gow
- Corporate governance reforms and risk disclosure quality: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 331-354

- Ammar Gull, Ammar Abid, Khaled Hussainey, Tanveer Ahsan and Abdul Haque
- Does the MTEF shape annual budgets in a developing country? pp. 355-376

- Tausi Ally Mkasiwa
- Implications of accountability on employment and income: evidence from Nigerian’s deposit banks pp. 377-398

- Abiola John Asaleye, Abiola Ayopo Babajide, Henry Inegbedion, Damilola Felix Eluyela, Adedoyin Isola Lawal and Rotdelmwa Filibus Maimako
- Effect of board quality on the financial performance of conventional and Islamic banks: international comparative study after the Subprime crisis pp. 399-449

- Achraf Haddad
- Institutional investors, political connections and stock recommendations from sell-side analysts: the case of Malaysia pp. 450-483

- Ameen Qasem, Wan Nordin Wan-Hussin, Belal Ali Abdulraheem Ghaleb and Hasan Mohamad Bamahros
Volume 13, issue 1, 2022
- Executives' perceptions of risk management disclosures and its determinants: a developing country perspective pp. 1-21

- Shamsun Nahar and Mohammad Istiaq Azim
- Political connections, related party transactions and firm performance: evidence from Tunisian context pp. 22-42

- Sana Ben Cheikh and Nadia Loukil
- The impact of internal and external corporate governance mechanisms on tax aggressiveness: evidence from Tunisia pp. 43-68

- Khaled Amri, Fatma Wyème Ben Mrad Douagi and Mouna Guedrib
- Business strategy and classification shifting: Indian evidence pp. 69-92

- Manish Bansal and Hajam Abid Bashir
- Earnings management by family firms to meet the debt covenants: evidence from India pp. 93-117

- Suhas M. Avabruth and Subha Kant Padhi
- Impact of board attributes on stock liquidity: evidence from Pakistani panel data pp. 118-134

- Javed Khan, Shafiq Ur Rehman and Inayat Khan
- Determinants of corporate governance disclosure: evidence from an emerging market pp. 135-166

- Rishi Kapoor Ronoowah and Boopen Seetanah
- Auditors' perspectives on financial fraud in Pakistan – audacity and the need for legitimacy pp. 167-194

- Muhammad Rashid, Naimat U. Khan, Umair Riaz and Bruce Burton
- IFRS and FPI nexus: does the quality of the institutional framework matter for African countries? pp. 195-215

- Chipo Simbi, Jacqueline A. Arendse and Sibanisezwe Alwyn Khumalo
Volume 12, issue 5, 2022
- Ninety-three years of agricultural accounting studies in Scopus journals: a bibliometric analysis from 1923 to 2020 pp. 741-760

- Ibrahim Mohammed Umar, Hasri Mustafa, Wai Yeng Lau and Shafie Sidek
- Sustainable development goals (SDG) reporting: an analysis of disclosure pp. 761-789

- Olayinka Adedayo Erin, Omololu Adex Bamigboye and Babajide Oyewo
- Market liberalization's impact on management accounting: a case study focused on a regional trade unit of the Polish gas company pp. 790-811

- Monika Łada, Alina Kozarkiewicz, Bartlomiej Bartnik and Jim Haslam
- Earnings management and listing day performance of IPOs in India pp. 812-839

- Deepa Mangala and Mamta Dhanda
- Sustainability performance disclosures: the impact of gender diversity and intellectual capital on GRI standards compliance in Uganda pp. 840-881

- Juma Bananuka, Stephen Korutaro Nkundabanyanga, Twaha Kigongo Kaawaase, Rachel Katoroogo Mindra and Isaac Newton Kayongo
- The role of audit committees in mitigating earnings management: evidence from Jordan pp. 882-907

- Taha Almarayeh, Modar Abdullatif and Beatriz Aibar-Guzmán
- Modern slavery, accountability and technology: evidence from a West Asian context pp. 908-933

- Ahmed Diab
Volume 12, issue 4, 2021
- The role of stakeholders' perception in internal audit status: the case of Iran pp. 589-614

- Bita Mashayekhi, Farzaneh Jalali and Zabihollah Rezaee
- Longitudinal approach to the study of corporate governance code and earnings management relationship: the case of Saudi Arabia pp. 615-644

- Mohieddin Salem Grada
- How do innovation and financial reporting influence public sector performance in a transition market? pp. 645-662

- Yen Thi Tran, Phong Nguyen and Trang Cam Hoang
- Ten years ofJournal of Accounting in Emerging Economies: a review and bibliometric analysis pp. 663-694

- Khakan Najaf, Osama Atayah and Susela Devi
- Understanding students' future intention to engage in sustainability accounting: the case of Malaysia and the Philippines pp. 695-715

- Teresa Eugenio, Pedro Carreira, Nina Miettinen and Isabel Maria Estima Costa Lourenço
- Tone, readability and financial risk: the case of GCC banks pp. 716-740

- Mostafa Kamal Hassan, Bassam Abu-Abbas and Hany Kamel
Volume 12, issue 3, 2021
- Does banking regulatory regime affect the quality of bank earnings in the East African region? pp. 433-467

- David Mathuva and Moses Nyangu
- Board of director's effectiveness, audit quality and ownership structure: impact on audit risk-Tunisian evidence pp. 468-485

- Imen Fakhfakh and Anis Jarboui
- Value-added intellectual capital and financial performance: evidence from Mauritian companies pp. 486-506

- Reena Bhattu-Babajee and Boopen Seetanah
- Managing competing institutional logics in governance of public-sector entities in Tanzania pp. 507-546

- Siasa Issa Mzenzi and Abeid Francis Gaspar
- Tax enforcement and private firms' audited financial statements: the moderating role of secrecy culture pp. 547-565

- Ronny Prabowo, Usil Sis Sucahyo, Theresia Woro Damayanti and Supramono Supramono
- Corporate value creation, stock price synchronicity and firm value in China: implications for beyond pp. 566-588

- Ruopiao Zhang, Teresa Chu, Carlos Noronha and Jieqi Guan
Volume 12, issue 2, 2021
- Abnormal real activities, meeting earnings targets and firms' future operating performance: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 213-237

- Lara M. Alhaddad, Mark Whittington and Ali Meftah Gerged
- Taking stock and moving forward: a systematic literature review on accounting professionalisation in China, 1980–2021 pp. 238-278

- Wenjun Wen
- Board gender diversity, governance and Egyptian listed firms' performance pp. 279-299

- Maha Mohamed Ramadan and Mostafa Kamal Hassan
- Are politically connected firms in Brazil worried about anti-corruption disclosure? pp. 300-317

- Arthur do Nascimento Ferreira Barros, Milena Rayane Lopes dos Santos, Igor de Albuquerque Melo, Marcos Paulo Dias dos Santos and Suymarha Mendes da Silva
- Enterprise risk management and sustainability of banks performance pp. 318-344

- Babajide Oyewo
- Stakeholder perception of the determinants of audit committee effectiveness in a developing economy: evidence from the Libyan banking sector pp. 345-379

- Abdulhakim M. Masli, Musa Mangena, Ali Meftah Gerged and Donald Harradine
- Ownership structure and real earnings management: evidence from an emerging market pp. 380-404

- Shaker Dahan AL-Duais, Mazrah Malek, Mohamad Ali Abdul Hamid and Amal Mohammed Almasawa
- The jinx of real earnings management: evidence from inefficient investments and debt maturity structure in Pakistan pp. 405-432

- Umair Saeed Bhutta, Aws AlHares, Yasir Shahab and Adeel Tariq
Volume 12, issue 1, 2021
- Intention to leave public accounting profession in Tunisia: a qualitative study pp. 1-28

- Onsa Akrout and Salma Damak Ayadi
- New insights into the nexus between board characteristics and intellectual capital disclosure: the case of the emerging economy of Mauritius pp. 29-51

- Oren Mooneeapen, Subhash Abhayawansa, Dinesh Ramdhony and Zainab Atchia
- Investment in outside governance monitoring and real earnings management: evidence from an emerging market pp. 52-76

- Belal Ali Abdulraheem Ghaleb, Hasnah Kamardin and Abdulwahid Ahmed Hashed
- The impact of IFRS on earnings management: evidence from Mexico pp. 77-96

- Lisa A. Eiler, Jose Miranda-Lopez and Isho Tama-Sweet
- Antecedents of CSR disclosure in an emerging economy: evidence from the banking industry pp. 97-126

- Kleber Vasconcellos de Oliveira, Paulo Roberto Lustosa, Fatima de Souza Freire and Frederico A. de Carvalho
- Ownership structure, board independence and auditor choice: evidence from GCC countries pp. 127-149

- Moncef Guizani and Gaafar Abdalkrim
- National culture and earnings management in developed and emerging countries pp. 150-186

- Dante Baiardo Cavalcante Viana, Isabel Maria Estima Costa Lourenço, Marília Ohlson and Gerlando Augusto S F de Lima
- Whose cash compensation has more influence on real earnings management, CEOs or CFOs? pp. 187-210

- Radwan Alkebsee, Adeeb A. Alhebry and Gaoliang Tian
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