Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management
1994 - 2026
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2026, month September, vol 38
- When accounting becomes material: managing resource scarcity and patient flow in healthcare organizations pp. 230-253

- Sofia Hellqvist, Monika Kurkkio and Amanda Curry
2026, month June, vol 38
- Artificial intelligence in public sector accounting information systems: adoption or resistance among accountants and auditors? pp. 61-80

- Natalia Alonso-Morales and Alejandro Saez-Martín
- Do heritage recognition and disclosure matter? Evidence from university students pp. 81-100

- Fabio-Cosimo Calò, Eugenio Anessi-Pessina and Cecilia Langella
- Debiasing budget judgment: experimental evidence from politicians and civil servants pp. 450-472

- Tom Overmans
- Toward co-creation: institutional arrangements in climate participatory budgeting pp. 682-707

- Seeun Ryu, Jiseul Kim and Elnaz Chitsazzadeh
- Towards a greener archipelago: strengthening Indonesia’s environmental quality through fiscal transfers pp. 708-725

- Tri Marhendra Rahardyan, Muhammad Rafi Bakri and Candra Hapsari Susilo
2026, month May, vol 38
- Sustainability reporting by Dutch hospitals: important themes are addressed, but metrics are lacking pp. 572-590

- Vera Marchien Wilhelmina van Schie and Tjerk Budding
- How do state-owned enterprises (SOEs) prioritise and disclose the sustainable development goals (SDGs): evidence from South Africa pp. 591-631

- Kayla Hosiosky, Lindani Myeza and Gary Marques
2026, month April, vol 38
- Understanding public participatory budgeting behavior: how cognitive biases shape public budget preferences pp. 395-411

- Wenbin Li, Jia Yang and Xiaoxuan Chen
- Goals and budgets: an exploratory study of sequencing in budget simulation engagement pp. 431-449

- Frankline Muthomi
2026, month March, vol 38
- Towards legitimacy: board members’ perceptions of transparency, accountability and effectiveness in Spanish Regional Audit Institutions pp. 42-60

- América Álvarez-Domínguez M.ª, Anxo Calvo-Silvosa, David Ortiz-Rodríguez and Antonio Manuel López-Hernández
- Climate (in)justice: decolonizing public sector climate accountability and accounting in and for the majority world pp. 541-571

- Soon Yong Ang, Danture Wickramasinghe and Chandana Alawattage
- An examination of environmental disclosure practices in the non-profit sector: do UK NGOs walk the green talk ? pp. 632-659

- David Mchembere, Dafydd Mali, Rexford Attah-Boakye, Danson Kimani, Kweku Adams and Alex Suta
2026, month February, vol 38
- Integrated reporting in the public sector: an exploratory analysis of public value disclosure pp. 20-41

- Marisa Agostini, Ferdinando Di Carlo and Sara Giovanna Mauro
- The Tower of Babel of public sector accounting: heritage assets under management contracts in the Brazilian context pp. 346-364

- Isielli Mayara Barzotto Martins Tierling, Henrique Portulhak, Susana Jorge and Patricia Siqueira Varela
- Public procurement scandals and trust in government during COVID-19: a case study for the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland pp. 365-383

- Michal Plaček, Juraj Nemec, Markéta Šumpíková, Paweł Mikołajczak and Robert Skikiewicz
- Behavioral responses to fiscal rules: evidence from Czech municipalities pp. 490-507

- Lucie Sedmihradská and Markéta Arltová
- What drives decarbonization accountability? Evidence from Indonesian local governments pp. 660-681

- Habib Muhammad Shahib, Rahmat Syarif, Muhammad Chaerul and Nadya Daulay
2026, month January, vol 38
- Digital transformations in public sector accounting, auditing and accountability: palliative or panacea? pp. 1-16

- Rosanna Spanò, Sanjaya Kuruppu, Delfina Gomes and Silvia Iacuzzi
- Mapping the landscape of accounting research in charitable organizations: a bibliometric and systematic literature review pp. 265-298

- Sandra Cohen, Michail Nerantzidis and Stylianos Efstratios Vatis
- The influence of government budgets for anti-corruption efforts and government effectiveness on national transparency levels pp. 318-345

- Supawadee Moss and Wonlop Writthym Buachoom
2026, month October
- Microfinance sustainability amid gender inequalities in G20 emerging economies: the role of female board representation and voice and accountability pp. 1-24

- Kuldeep Singh and Arpita Sharma
- Discretion, rotational programs and reported corruption in public procurement: an analysis of Italian municipalities pp. 1-27

- Diletta Vito, Daniele Tammaro and Giuseppe D’Onza
- Power, inclusion and the role of SMEs in European public procurement pp. 1-27

- Natalia Arias, Manuel J. García Rodríguez and Ana Yetano
- Digital transformation and workforce resilience in social enterprises: governance for crisis readiness pp. 1-27

- Md. Abu Hasnat, Khandakar Kamrul Hasan and Hissan Khandakar
- Exploring the local government accounting literacy of accounting teachers in a developing country pp. 1-31

- Ririn Susanti, Irwan Taufiq Ritonga and Nia Pramita Sari
2026, month September
- Government accounting practices and social SDG achievements in the EU pp. 1-23

- Sandra Cohen, Antonia Markogiannopoulou and Thekla Paraponti
- Unpacking nonprofit organizational resilience: toward a typology of response strategies pp. 1-23

- Trang Hoang, Elizabeth Searing, Craig Maher and Josué Mulumba Katchy
2025, month December, vol 38
- Collaboration challenges in multidisciplinary audit teams for public sector assurance pp. 1-19

- Angela Hecimovic
- Digital transformation – the panacea for Indonesian railway pp. 197-215

- Muhammad Muttaqin
- Appointing the auditor-general: political control and audit transparency in Ghana pp. 299-317

- Sewornu Kobla Afadzinu
- Citizen evaluation of school districts: performance, budgeting and partisanship pp. 412-430

- Carla Flink, Xiaoyang Xu and Kenneth J. Meier
- Understanding the use of cost information in decision-making: a quasi-experimental approach with municipal public managers pp. 473-489

- Giseli Pereira Sarmento da Silva, Ariel Behr and Carla Bonato Marcolin
- Fiscal footprint: the relationship between city greenhouse gas emissions and local government budgets pp. 522-540

- Jidong Zhang, Katheryn Zielinski and Rajarshi Aroskar
2025, month November, vol 38
- Aligning back-end systems with front-end services: configurations of financial management information systems and e-services provision pp. 87-110

- André Carlos Busanelli de Aquino and André Feliciano Lino
- When digitalisation enhances public (in)efficiency pp. 180-196

- Sara Moggi, Alessandro Zardini and Cecilia Rossignoli
2025, month September, vol 38
- Digitalisation in proximity health care services in Italy: an analysis upon possible different trajectories and the key role of both GPs and patients pp. 17-35

- Gianluca Antonucci and Antonio D’Andreamatteo
- Information technology, public audits and the challenges for the state audit office of Vietnam pp. 216-236

- Phuong Thi Nguyen and Michael Kend
- Exploring the potential of machine learning to reduce administrative burden in participatory budgeting: a case study of Seoul pp. 237-264

- Bokyong Shin
2025, month August, vol 38
- Propensity factors of artificial intelligence technology adoption by public sector auditors pp. 59-86

- Enrico Bracci, Mouhcine Tallaki and Javis Ebua Otia
- Robotic process automation: implementation in a multi-municipal water supply and sanitation company pp. 156-179

- Adelaide Martins, Ana Paula Silva, Delfina Gomes and Diogo Cruz
2025, month April, vol 38
- Assessing the effect of digitalisation on a public “self-servicing” service pp. 111-133

- Andrea Garlatti, Silvia Iacuzzi, Rubens Pauluzzo and Elisabetta Pericolo
2025, month March, vol 38
- Digital innovations for public sector accounting reforms: comparative insights from collaborative efforts pp. 36-58

- Michalis Bekiaris, Antonia Markogiannopoulou, Thekla Paraponti and Foteini Spanou
- Digital transformation and the accounting for intangible assets in the public sector pp. 134-155

- Jens Heiling
2025, month November, vol 37
- Social equity in public budgeting: an analysis of Maryland’s counties pp. 413-427

- Juan Pablo Martínez Guzmán, Laura Beachley and John C. Ronquillo
2025, month October, vol 37
- Dirty air, empty coffers? Nonprofit donations and volunteering in the context of severe air pollution pp. 324-353

- Michelle Benson, Chao Guo, Daniel G. Neely and Gregory D. Saxton
- Sustainability reporting: can we avoid another triumph of hope over experience? pp. 354-369

- Maarten de Jong
- Connecting the dots: from SDGs to well-being pp. 393-412

- Sandra Cohen, Xenia J. Mamakou, Francesca Manes Rossi and Isabel Brusca
2025, month September, vol 37
- Intermediaries in strategic procurement: opportunities and obstacles for public organizations pp. 244-262

- Sanna Charlotte Eklund
- A case of unwillingness to adopt an international accounting standard: lease accounting in Finnish municipalities pp. 286-301

- Veera Anttila and Lasse Olavi Oulasvirta
- The relationship between management control systems and strategy: how management control systems are designed and used in the public policy context of Dutch ministries pp. 302-323

- Roderick Fitz Verploegh, Tjerk Budding and Mattheus Wassenaar
- Accrual-based IPSAS and effectiveness of government debt management policy: evidence from developing economies pp. 645-675

- Yosra Gafsi
- Understanding factors associated with the decision not to bid – empirical tests and strategies for improving public procurement pp. 676-695

- Emily Boykin, Clifford McCue, Christopher L. Atkinson and Eric Prier
2025, month August, vol 37
- Non-financial reporting for accountability in the public healthcare sector: a structured literature review pp. 220-243

- Martina Pisarra and Marta Marsilio
- Fiscal resilience, fiscal sustainability and social infrastructure expenditure: the impact of social spending on fiscal health in Austrian local governments pp. 263-285

- Tatjana Neuhuber, Michael Getzner and Johann Bröthaler
- Does fiscal autonomy always fuel financial health in local governments? A cross-country analysis pp. 370-392

- Silvia Iacuzzi, Emanuele Padovani and Paola Canestrini
2025, month July, vol 37
- Determinants of compliance with accrual-based IPSAS in the local government of Ghana pp. 696-716

- Eric Kwaku Attefah, Augusta Ferreira and Patrícia Gomes
2025, month June, vol 37
- Sustainable strategic targets, sustainability indicators and sustainability reporting: the case of port authorities pp. 175-192

- Flavio Abate, Marco Bisogno and Francesca Citro
- Governance quality and the sustainable development goals: an assessment in Europe pp. 193-219

- Marco Bisogno, Beatriz Cuadrado Ballesteros, Francesca Manes Rossi and Noemi Peña Miguel
- Introduction to the development of new public financial management scholarship: from global warning to emerging warnings pp. 529-545

- James Guthrie and Giuseppe Grossi
2025, month May, vol 37
- Silent resistance to organizational change – an Australian perspective pp. 156-174

- Mamun Billah, Ann Martin-Sardesai and Zahir Uddin Ahmed
- Adding more science to the craft: improving citizens’ understanding through popular financial reporting pp. 478-499

- Hyewon Kang, Gang Chen and Luis Felipe Luna-Reyes
- Mapping the landscape of popular reporting research: a structured literature review pp. 500-526

- Nia Pramita Sari and Irwan Taufiq Ritonga
2025, month April, vol 37
- The development of New Public Financial Management scholarship: from global warning to emerging warnings pp. 49-76

- Fabiana Roberto, Giuseppe Grossi, James Guthrie and Giorgia Mattei
- Addressing gender (in)equality in the health sector: gender-responsive budgeting as an accounting process for creating public value pp. 77-102

- Paola Canestrini, Giovanna Galizzi and Benedetta Siboni
- How accounting continues: 25 years of building a management control infrastructure in a Swedish municipality pp. 103-128

- Roland Almqvist and Niklas Wällstedt
- Institutional logics and soft budget constraints: a study of financial management practices at a public university faculty pp. 129-155

- Bernt Arne Bertheussen
- Sensemaking and bricolage during crises: the role of sustainability pp. 458-477

- Sandra Cohen, María-Dolores Guillamón, Irvine Lapsley and Geraldine Robbins
2025, month March, vol 37
- Does performance change budgets? Punctuated equilibrium, performance, and the budget for juvenile justice in an American state pp. 441-457

- Elaine Yi Lu, Robert Hines and Katherine Willoughby
2025, month February, vol 37
- Financial and non-financial performance measurement at the municipal group level – Evidence from municipal budgets in Sweden pp. 28-48

- Mattias Haraldsson
- “Everything, everywhere, all at once”: the role of accounting and reporting in achieving sustainable development goals pp. 137-155

- Amanpreet Kaur, Daniela Argento, Umesh Sharma and Teerooven Soobaroyen
- Research on the balanced scorecard for government entities: a literature review pp. 415-440

- Rúben Silva Barros
2025, month January, vol 37
- The cost of noise: noise pollution and nonprofit expenses pp. 86-108

- Tahmina Ahmed, Mohammad Maruf Hasan, Jerome Niyirora and Gregory D. Saxton
- Information needs for managing fixed public sector assets: an exploratory analysis in South-Eastern Europe pp. 109-128

- Gorana Roje, Eugenio Anessi-Pessina and Nives Botica Redmayne
- The role of SAI in the context of war: evidence from Ukraine pp. 129-133

- Igor Lyutyy, Veronika Vakulenko, Vitalina Zaichykova and Ihor Stefaniuk
- Translating social sustainability goals into performance measurement practices pp. 175-195

- Daniela Argento, Sara Brorström and Giuseppe Grossi
- Global warnings and the role of national filters in shaping formal governance of university performance pp. 546-569

- Anatoli Bourmistrov, Toomas Haldma, Kirsi-Mari Kallio, Inger Johanne Pettersen and Matti Skoog
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