Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change
2005 - 2026
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2026, month June, vol 22
- Linking PMS sophistication to sustainability performance: the mediating role of sustainability orientation pp. 250-269

- Minna Saunila and Ilse Svensson de Jong
- The interplay of board and audit committee quality governance in shaping disclosure quality in the UK market pp. 270-302

- Nooraisah Katmon, Omar Farooque and Wonlop Buachoom
- Strategy, strategic management accounting and performance: a contingency perspective pp. 303-332

- Simon Cadez, Petr Petera and Jaroslav Wagner
2026, month May, vol 22
- Doing more than they say: Hidden ESG as a practice–visibility mismatch in Ukrainian agriculture pp. 219-249

- Volodymyr Metelytsia, Vladislav Valentinov and Taras Gagalyuk
2026, month April, vol 22
- Institutional work, accountability and corruption: evidence from a social business organization in Bangladesh pp. 160-186

- Mohammad Istiaq Azim, Mokhtarul Wadud, Sarod Khandaker and Tarek Rana
- Balancing today and tomorrow: the role of analytics, automation, and digital readiness in digital transformation for accounting functions pp. 187-218

- Robert Rieg and Ute Vanini
2026, month March, vol 22
- Steering the helm of sustainability: the role of sustainability committees and female directors pp. 120-139

- Yew Hua Ling, Yeut Hong Tham and Ling Jong
- Non-financial indicators in transitional economies: an impasse or a neglected tool? pp. 140-159

- Jiří Dokulil, Boris Popesko and Kateřina Rajnštajnová
2026, month February, vol 22
- Has the Spanish non-financial information regulation become a socially accepted norm?: Special emphasis on the road passenger transport sector pp. 91-119

- Javier Andrades, Domingo Martinez-Martinez, Estibaliz Biedma and Manuel Larran
2026, month November
- Moving beyond the invisible: hidden cost accounting as a mediating device for organizational change in crisis-stricken small family-owned businesses pp. 1-29

- Alexan Hagopian and C. Richard Baker
2026, month October
- The determinants of dysfunctional audit behavior in an emerging context: a cognitive approach pp. 1-23

- Yosra Mnif and Emna Rebai
- The challenge of comparability in sustainability reporting within the emerging standard-setting architecture pp. 1-20

- Gianmarco Salzillo, Nicola Moscariello and Michele Pizzo
- Strategic pathways to agility: how dynamic management control systems, strategic management accounting and knowledge management foster organizational learning and adaptability pp. 1-33

- Ahmed Abdullah Saad Al-Dhubaibi
- Mapping sustainability reporting using indicator attributes pp. 1-27

- Ramona Zharfpeykan and Paul Rouse
- “Less is less” or “Less is more”? Financial constraints and green innovation in a global context pp. 1-30

- Md. Nurul Kabir, Mohammad Dulal Miah, Sohanur Rahman, Md. Samsul Alam and Tapan Sarker
- Sustainability integration in risk assessment and management accounting: insights from Iran pp. 1-30

- Abbas Ali Daryaei and Parisa Jozmoghaddam
2026, month September
- Beyond regulation: adaptive responses of nonregulated SMEs to mandatory CSR reporting pp. 1-27

- Asif M. Huq, Fredrik Hartwig, Wensong Bai and Niklas Rudholm
- Cross framework alignment in mandatory ESG reporting: evidence from integrated reporting and SASB quality pp. 1-23

- Felipe Zúñiga, Roxana Pincheira, María Gatica and Marioly Suárez
2026, month July
- From information to advantage and beyond: the role of modern management accounting in enabling marketing capabilities and goal achievement pp. 1-24

- Sareeya Wichitsathian and Somkiat Chayprapak
- Commitment level: impact on climate change performance and firm value pp. 1-41

- Raden Roro Widya Ningtyas Soeprajitno, Ainun Na’im, Muhammad Alif Nur Irvan, Aprilia Beta Suandi and Ahmad Amin
2025, month December, vol 22
- Sustainability in context: SDG disclosure across African stock exchanges pp. 1-30

- Katrin Hummel and Elda du Toit
- Corporate financial distress prediction: a machine learning approach in the era of big data pp. 31-65

- Gianluca Gabrielli, Andrea Melioli and Flavio Bertini
- Integration matters: the relationships between environmental management control systems and environmental and financial performance pp. 66-90

- Valeria Knels, Edeltraud Guenther and Thomas Guenther
2025, month August, vol 22
- Enhancing public sector performance: the role of emotional intelligence in strengthening leadership effectiveness pp. 813-832

- Elias Appiah-Kubi, Francisca Omama Koranteng and Christian Narh Opata
- Do auditors behave differently in initial-year engagements? pp. 833-856

- Essam Elshafie
- Transforming audit practices in Jordan: an extended UTAUT model integrating trust, satisfaction, self-efficacy and perceived risk for enhanced CAATT adoption pp. 857-881

- Abdul Rahman Al Natour, Ahmed Al-Dmour, Hala Zaidan, Hamzah Al-Mawali and Abdulla Al Jalahma
- Activity-based costing adoption, innovation attributes and performance of SMEs in Ghana pp. 882-908

- Edward Nartey
- Do management control systems reduce dysfunctional behaviours? Insights from a literature review on the levers of control framework and research agenda pp. 909-935

- Javiera Müller, Laura Gomez-Ruiz and David Naranjo-Gil
- Leveraging digital technologies to control fraud in a resource-constrained institutional environment: a longitudinal case study pp. 936-953

- Ruchi Agarwal, Sanjay Kallapur and Sanjiv Dwivedi
- Conducting case study research in management accounting: doctoral student and supervisor perspectives pp. 954-975

- Kumudu Kapiyangoda and Tharusha Gooneratne
2025, month May, vol 22
- Determinants of managerial accounting technique adoption in manufacturing enterprises: a structural equation modeling approach pp. 454-484

- Vlora Berisha Dranqolli and Iliriana Miftari
- An institutional analysis of corporate management strategic responses to COVID-19: UK evidence pp. 485-515

- Mohamed Elmaghrabi, Ahmed Diab and Ahmed Hassan Ahmed
- Does budget proposal evaluation intensity curb budgetary slack? Examining the role of myopic loss aversion under experimental in multiperiod setting pp. 516-549

- Frida Fanani Rohma and Ertambang Nahartyo
- The role of internal and external enforcers in enhancing financial reporting quality pp. 550-578

- Adriana Silva, Susana Jorge, Lúcia Lima Rodrigues and Catarina Proença
2025, month April, vol 22
- Introducing IPSAS-based standards to Greek public hospitals: the influence of organisational culture pp. 333-353

- Georgios Makrygiannakis, Konstantia Dalla and Petros Lois
- Does political risk affect managerial ability? pp. 354-377

- Lori N.K. Leonard and Li Sun
- Detecting label adopters in double materiality application: a machine learning approach pp. 381-405

- Diego Andrés Correa-Mejía, Jaime Andrés Correa-García and María Antonia García-Benau
- Financial irregularities and fiscal autonomy nexus: a threshold effect analysis of local government entities in Ghana pp. 406-429

- William Ofori Darko, Francis Aboagye-Otchere and Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu
- Accounting information systems and business capabilities’ role impacting the Viet Nam-listed corporates’ resilience: the smart-PLS SEM approach pp. 430-453

- Nguyen Thi Huong and Doan Van Dinh
2025, month March, vol 22
- Currencies, digital dollars, tax dilemmas: exploring the ties between cryptocurrencies and tax aggressiveness pp. 45-63

- Anne Marie Gosselin, Annie Lecompte, Sylvie Côté and Karine Phaneuf
- Analyzing performance measurement systems in integrated reports: evidence and contextual factors pp. 172-192

- Kevin Massmann
- ESG and cost of capital components: Does the legal system matter? pp. 193-210

- Andreas Koutoupis, Athanasios Fassas, Michail Nerantzidis, Antonios Persakis and Panayiotis Tzeremes
- Corporate social responsibility in a developing country context – employees’ organizational identification and organizational citizenship behavior pp. 213-237

- Kujtim Hameli and M. Murat Yaslioglu
- Corporate governance, risk disclosure, and stock returns in UK financial firms pp. 238-258

- Tamer Elshandidy and Hesham Ramadan Eassa Hassaan
- The adoption of management accounting innovations in emerging economies: exploring market, institutional and organizational factors pp. 259-286

- Hesham Yousef and Samuel Sponem
- Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility disclosures: fresh evidence from China pp. 287-312

- Xue Gao, Md Moazzem Hossain, Manzurul Alam and Udani Edirisinghe
- Big data integration in performance management and control: a socio-technical perspective pp. 313-332

- Ria Karina, A.K. Siti-Nabiha and Teddy Jurnali
2025, month February, vol 22
- Does sustainability performance reflect the quality of internal controls? pp. 23-44

- Mohammad Jizi and Edward Thomas
- The impact of contingency factors on the degree of digitization and the operational performance in accounting firms pp. 64-88

- Helmi Hentati, Maha Khemakhem Jardak and Neila Boulila
- Carbon accounting for sustainability management: case study of MICE events pp. 89-103

- Maïa Zanella, Naeem Ashraf and Zeeshan Mahmood
- Evaluating blockchain’s impact on financial reporting: opportunities and threats in fintech’s input, processing, and output phases pp. 104-126

- Mir Vahid Pourrabbi, Mahdi Salehi, Tamanna Dalwai and Mahdi Moradi
- Tri Hita Karana: Balinese local wisdom and its role in the triumph over corruption pp. 127-148

- Putu Agus Ardiana, I Ketut Sujana, Sang Ayu Putu Dinda Natalia and Kadek Dwi Linda Yanthi
- Environmental reporting and financial performance: the role of board independence pp. 149-171

- Raihan Sobhan, Md. Masud Rana Shohan and Syed Irfan Uddin
2025, month January, vol 22
- Waste management, green initiatives, and financial distress in heavily regulated environmental contexts: evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 1-22

- Nurlan Orazalin, Collins Ntim and Timur Narbaev
2025, month November, vol 21
- Integrating sustainability – an institutional perspective on change pp. 386-415

- Leanne Johnstone and Matti Skoog
2025, month October, vol 21
- Accounting for radical change: framing in a social movement leading to a radical change decision pp. 363-385

- Natasha Winkler-Titus and Anne Crafford
2025, month September, vol 21
- Big data analytics role in shaping the work of accounting function and accounting professionals pp. 272-306

- Abhishek Mukherjee, Umesh Sharma and Junliang Liu
- Intelligent accounting digital maturity model for small and medium-sized accounting firms pp. 307-329

- Heli Kortesalmi
2025, month August, vol 21
- Leveraging on levers of control to learn how to integrate sustainability in management pp. 217-243

- Laura Zoni and Camila Wainer Bustamante
- Balancing bonding and monitoring costs in remuneration governance: evidence from South Africa pp. 244-271

- Moses Jachi and George Frederick Nel
2025, month July, vol 21
- The institutionalisation of sustainability information assurance: preparing for upcoming obligations in the EU pp. 196-216

- Jacqueline Strakova, Albert Anton Traxler, Ewald Aschauer, Dorothea Greiling and Ulla Daurer
2025, month June, vol 21
- Beyond “dummy variable”: progress and potential of gender research in management accounting pp. 169-195

- Zahir Uddin Ahmed
2025, month May, vol 21
- The role of the interest in technology use in blurring the lines between accountability for sustainability performance and for financial performance pp. 147-168

- Terhi Chakhovich and Tuija Virtanen
2025, month April, vol 21
- Integrating total quality management and management control systems: a systematic literature review and proposed integrative framework pp. 56-89

- Belete J. Bobe and Belaynesh Teklay
- Sustainability assurance quality and board gender diversity: moderating role of assurance level and provider type on the extent of assurance procedures pp. 90-117

- Victoria A. Obeng, Muhammad Bilal Farooq, Seema Miglani and Farzaneh Jalali
- Goal-setting participation, experiencing tensions and budgetary performance: exploring the moderation role of paradox mindset pp. 118-146

- Manuela S. Macinati and Marco Giovanni Rizzo
2025, month March, vol 21
- Does auditor–client geographic proximity matter? New evidence from an emerging market pp. 29-55

- Md Mustafizur Rahaman, Md. Rezaul Karim and Raihan Sobhan
- The disruption of blockchain technology in accounting: a review of scientific progress pp. 330-362

- Javier Parra-Domínguez, Laura Sanz Martín, Germán López Pérez and José Luis Zafra Gómez
2025, month February, vol 21
- Climate change and Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) reports. A comparison between Italy and Spain pp. 1-28

- Chiara Xhindole, Lara Tarquinio and Laura Sierra-García
2025, month January, vol 21
- Popular reporting in the public sector: a systematic literature review and reflections for future research pp. 736-756

- Ricardo Joaquim, Susana Jorge and Liliana Marques Pimentel
- Unravelling the impact of COVID-19 on airline financial health in the world: insights from Chernoff faces technique pp. 757-776

- Indranarain Ramlall
- Burnout in audit professionals: a job demand-resource perspective in COVID-19 era pp. 777-804

- Joyce Aoife, Vincent Tawiah, Caroline McGroary and Francis Osei-Tutu
- Burns and Scapens’ framework: a 25-year review of insights, challenges, and prospective directions pp. 805-840

- Sameh Farhat Ammar, Martin R.W. Hiebl and Martin Quinn
- Research on financial fraud detection by integrating latent semantic features of annual report text with accounting indicators pp. 841-866

- Weilong Liu, Zhongguo Wang and Xv Zhang
- Testing the mediation effects of contingent factors on the relationship between management control systems and performance in higher education institutions pp. 867-892

- Hafiez Sofyani, Mahfud Sholihin, Zakiah Saleh and Che Ruhana Isa
- Exploring linkages between social diversity, management control, and team performance: an integrative literature review pp. 893-914

- Lisseth Vasquez-Peñaloza, Maria Jesus Sánchez-Expósito and Laura Gomez-Ruiz
- The role of AI adoption in transforming the accounting profession: a diffusion of innovations theory approach pp. 915-936

- Soufiene Assidi, Mohamed Omran, Tarek Rana and Hela Borgi
- Does the business strategy matter? The mandatory regulation of corporate social responsibility and earnings quality relationship pp. 937-963

- Ruba Hamed, Wasim Al-Shattarat and Basiem Al-Shattarat
- The role of intellectual capital in the sustainable value creation of Brazilian listed companies pp. 964-991

- Ricardo Vinícius Dias Jordão, Ewerton Alex Avelar and Marco Antônio Lúcio
- Evaluating the impact of ESG on financial risk: the moderating effects of operational ability and profitability in Indonesian infrastructure firms pp. 992-1015

- Mochammad Ridwan and Erik Syawal Alghifari
- Factors influencing blockchain adoption in accounting and auditing in the face of Industry 4.0: a multi-criteria decision-making approach pp. 1016-1039

- R. K. Jena
- The effect of stretch goals and moral justification on counterproductive work behavior pp. 1040-1060

- Muhammad Irdam Ferdiansah, Vincent K. Chong, Isabel Z. Wang and David R. Woodliff
- The effect of organizational identification on AIS acceptance: how gender and collectivism shape usage patterns pp. 1061-1080

- Muhammad Arshad, Sadia Afzal, Mariam Farooq, Omer Farooq and Muhammad Atif
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