Managerial Auditing Journal

1986 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Jie Zhou

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Performance measurement and management control positioning strategies, quality and productivity: a case study of a Swedish bank pp. 484-499: Mosad Zineldin and Torbjörn Bredenlöw
Statistical verification of performance difference based on balanced scorecards pp. 500-503: Y.K. Chan
How the mighty have fallen: the naked truth about TQM pp. 504-513: Uche Nwabueze
Accountants, or auditors, tax practitioners, management consultants etc.? A research note pp. 514-518: John A. Brierley and David R. Gwilliam
The client’s role in the consulting relationship: is there “con” in consulting? pp. 519-522: Russell Williams
An audit of leadership styles in e‐commerce pp. 523-529: Owen Cope and Dianne Waddell
Audit of manpower research in the hospitality sector: an example from the Antalya region of Turkey pp. 530-535: Ahmet Aktas, A. Akin Aksu, Rüya Ehtíyar and Ali Cengíz

Performance auditing in governments pp. 438-442: Mort Dittenhofer
Internal auditing effectiveness: an expansion of present methods pp. 443-450: Mort Dittenhofer
Behavioral aspects of government financial management pp. 451-457: Mortimer A. Dittenhofer
Reengineering the internal auditing organization pp. 458-468: Mort Dittenhofer
Analytical auditing and risk analysis in government pp. 469-476: Mort Dittenhofer

A symbiosis of quality and innovation in SMEs: amultiple case study analysis pp. 394-399: Rodney McAdam and Gren Armstrong
Service quality performance measurement in public/private sectors pp. 400-405: Stewart Black, Senga Briggs and William Keogh
Chief executives – hear thyselves: leadership requirements for 5‐S/TQM implementation in healthcare pp. 406-410: Uche Nwabueze
Auditing of environmental management systems: alegitimacy theory perspective pp. 411-422: Dennis W. Taylor, Maliah Sulaiman and Michael Sheahan
Managerial auditing the WorldCup pp. 423-434: Samuel K.M. Ho

Balanced scorecard: theoretical perspectives and public management implications pp. 319-330: Åge Johnsen
Accounting for a system of corporate knowledge pp. 331-338: Mohamed E. Bayou and Alan Reinstein
Assurance of functionality of tax in the e‐business world: the Hong Kong experience pp. 339-346: Daniel Ho, Aldous Mak and Brossa Wong
E‐commerce in a Web‐based environment: auditing relative advantages in the Australian health sector pp. 347-365: Nikki Gaertner and Malcolm Smith
Audit and self‐assessment in quality management: comparison and compatibility pp. 366-377: Stanislav Karapetrovic and Walter Willborn
Forensic accounting skills: will supply finally catch up to demand? pp. 378-382: Kay C. Carnes and Norman J. Gierlasinski

Charity SORP compliance – findings of a research study pp. 255-262: Paul Palmer, Martin Isaacs and Kenneth D’Silva
Financial disclosure and accounting harmonization: cases of three listed companies in China pp. 263-273: Z. Jun Lin and Liyan Wang
A study of corporate social disclosures in Bangladesh pp. 274-289: Ataur Rahman Belal
The lawyers’ perceptions on overseas incorporated companies listed in Hong Kong pp. 290-296: Siu Y. Chan, Iain MacNeil and Alex K.L. Lau
Formal control of the Japanese multinational companies to their subsidiaries in the UK pp. 297-306: Dimitrios S. Kranias

Control and accountability: from hanging chads to the US presidential election pp. 193-201: Roger K. Doost
How product costs are calculated and used in decision making: a pilot study pp. 202-206: John A. Brierley, Christopher J. Cowton and Colin Drury
Audit evidence: the US standards and landmark cases pp. 207-214: Rocco R. Vanasco, Clifford R. Skousen and Richard L. Jenson
Genesis of a profession: towards professional status for internal auditing pp. 215-227: David O’Regan
Cause‐classified Control Chart and its application pp. 227-233: Yan Xu
The impact of various factors on the personality, job satisfaction and turnover intentions of professional accountants pp. 234-245: Carol Dole and Richard G. Schroeder

Perceived value of mandatory audits of small companies pp. 120-123: Shifei Chung and Ramesh Narasimhan
Presentation format, relevant experience and task performance pp. 124-129: James L. Bierstaker and Richard G. Brody
Association of audit delay and audit firms’ international links: evidence from Bangladesh pp. 129-134: Shahed Imam, Zahir Uddin Ahmed and Sadia Hasan Khan
Evidence of the audit expectation gap in Singapore pp. 134-144: Peter J. Best, Sherrena Buckby and Clarice Tan
The expectation gap: perceptual differences between auditors, jurors and students pp. 145-150: Kimberly E. Frank, D. Jordan Lowe and James K. Smith
Continuous auditing: the audit of the future pp. 150-158: Zabihollah Rezaee, Rick Elam and Ahmad Sharbatoghlie
The impact of information technology on the audit process: an assessment of the state of the art and implications for the future pp. 159-164: James L. Bierstaker, Priscilla Burnaby and Jay Thibodeau

Impact of OECD Convention anti‐bribery provisions on international companies pp. 58-63: Thomas M. Apke
“One measurement is better than 1,000 opinions”: is it? pp. 63-68: Boje Larsen
The practice of probity audits in one Australian jurisdiction pp. 69-75: Chew Ng and Christine Ryan
Effect of product mix and technology on responsibility accounting, account proliferation and product unbundling in the Texas utility industry pp. 76-87: Joe E. Dowd
Internationalisation of perceptions of litigation risk pp. 87-102: Greg Shailer, Roger Willett, Kim Len Yap and Margo Wade

Turnbull – generating undue expectations of the corporate governance role of audit committees pp. 5-9: Mahbub Zaman
Is your strategic plan feasible? Here are the tests pp. 10-16: Eli Noy
Activity‐based life‐cycle costing pp. 17-27: Jan Emblemsvag
Developing a model to restructure the overpopulated banking industry in Lebanon pp. 28-35: Abdulrazzak Charbaji
Improving the speed of ISO 14000 implementation: a framework for increasing productivity pp. 36-40: Satya P. Chattopadhyay
Structure versus judgement in the audit process: a test of Kinney’s classification pp. 40-49: Malcolm Smith, Brenton Fiedler, Bruce Brown and Joanne Kestel