Managerial Auditing Journal
1986 - 2026
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2018, month December, vol 34
- The associations between audit firm attributes and audit quality-specific indicators pp. 6-43

- Bahaaeddin Ahmed Alareeni
- The potential for greater use of meta-analysis in archival auditing research pp. 76-95

- David Hay
- The application of citation count regression to identify important papers in the literature on non-audit fees pp. 96-115

- Piotr Staszkiewicz
- The puzzle of internal audit function budget toward specialist auditor choice and audit fees pp. 208-243

- Adel Ali AL-Qadasi, Shamharir Abidin and Hamdan Amer Al-Jaifi
2018, month October, vol 34
- The determinants of audit report lag: a meta-analysis pp. 44-75

- Giselle Durand
- Relevance of big data to forensic accounting practice and education pp. 268-288

- Zabihollah Rezaee and Jim Wang
- Executive compensation and compensation risk: evidence from technology firms pp. 289-304

- Paul Dunn, Zhongzhi He, Samir Trabelsi and Zhimin (Jimmy) Yu
- The impact of corruption on analyst coverage pp. 305-323

- Omaima Hassan and Gianluigi Giorgioni
- Financial fraud detection and big data analytics – implications on auditors’ use of fraud brainstorming session pp. 324-337

- Jiali Tang and Khondkar E. Karim
2018, month September, vol 34
- The role of shell entities in fraud and other financial crimes pp. 247-267

- Carl Pacini, William Hopwood, George Young and Joan Crain
2018, month November, vol 33
- An examination of reduced audit quality practices within the beyond the role stress model pp. 736-759

- Kenneth J. Smith, David J. Emerson and Charles R. Boster
2018, month October, vol 33
- Audit negotiations pp. 658-682

- Carolyn MacTavish
- Tax avoidance, tax risk and the cost of debt in a bank-dominated economy pp. 683-699

- Jost Hendrik Kovermann
- An empirical examination of the determinants of audit report delay in France pp. 700-714

- Nouha Khoufi and Walid Khoufi
- Does Part II of the PCAOB inspection report provide new information to the market? pp. 715-735

- William Buslepp, Jared DeLisle and Lisa Victoravich
- Earnings management: do attendance and changes of audit committee members matter? pp. 760-778

- Murad Abdulsalam Qamhan, Mohd Hassan Che Haat, Hafiza Aishah Hashim and Zalailah Salleh
- Related-party transactions: a review of the regulation, governance and auditing literature pp. 779-806

- Moataz El-Helaly
- The influence of the chief audit executive’s leadership style on factors related to internal audit effectiveness pp. 807-835

- Luciano Oreste Dal Mas and Karin Barac
2018, month September, vol 33
- Firm- and country-level antecedents of corporate governance compliance and disclosure in MENA countries pp. 558-585

- Ahmed A. Sarhan and Collins Ntim
- Corporate governance and performance of REITs pp. 586-612

- Jayalakshmy Ramachandran, Khoo Kok Chen, Ramaiyer Subramanian, Ken Kyid Yeoh and Kok Wei Khong
- Family firms, political connections and audit fees: evidence from Malaysian firms pp. 613-632

- Chwee Ming Tee
2018, month August, vol 33
- The impact of external audit on the accountability of the common fund of the Mozambique National Institute of Statistics pp. 538-557

- Luís Leonardo Cumbe and Helena Inácio
2018, month July, vol 33
- Client-identified auditor’s initial negotiation tactics: a social-identity perspective pp. 633-654

- Jan Svanberg, Peter Öhman and Presha E. Neidermeyer
2018, month June, vol 33
- The impact of non-timely 10-Q filings and audit firm size on audit fees pp. 503-516

- Tiffany Chiu, Feiqi Huang, Yue Liu and Miklos A. Vasarhelyi
- Audit fees via an indirect payment channel and professional skepticism pp. 517-534

- Sanghun Kim, Taewoo Kim, Sujin Pae and Sangphill Kim
2018, month May, vol 33
- Cyber security assurance process from the internal audit perspective pp. 360-376

- Sezer Bozkus Kahyaoglu and Kiymet Caliyurt
- The impact of internal audit function characteristics on internal control quality pp. 450-469

- Ahmed Atef Oussii and Neila Boulila Taktak
2018, month April, vol 33
- Factors associated with security/cybersecurity audit by internal audit function pp. 377-409

- Md. Shariful Islam, Nusrat Farah and Thomas F. Stafford
- Consumer security behaviors and trust following a data breach pp. 425-435

- Shelby R. Curtis, Jessica Rose Carre and Daniel Nelson Jones
- Review of SOX in the business ethics literature pp. 470-502

- Irene M. Gordon and Jamal A. Nazari
2018, month March, vol 33
- Corporate governance compliance and accrual earnings management in eastern Africa pp. 171-191

- Nelson M. Waweru and Ntui Ponsian Prot
- The consequences of audit committee quality pp. 192-216

- Yu-Chun Lin
- Board monitoring and audit fees: the moderating role of CEO/chair dual roles pp. 217-243

- Mohammad Jizi and Rabih Nehme
- Lead engagement partner workload, partner-client tenure and audit reporting lag pp. 246-266

- Wan Nordin Wan Hussin, Hasan Mohamad Bamahros and Siti Norwahida Shukeri
- Does external auditing combat corruption? Evidence from private firms pp. 267-287

- Omar Farooq and Nermeen F. Shehata
- Factors affecting the voluntary use of internal audit: evidence from the UK pp. 288-317

- Hazem Ramadan Ismael and Clare Roberts
- The role of internal audit and user training in information security policy compliance pp. 410-424

- Thomas Stafford, George Deitz and Yaojie Li
- Ascribing responsibility for online security and data breaches pp. 436-446

- Jessica Rose Carre, Shelby R. Curtis and Daniel Nelson Jones
2018, month February, vol 33
- Auditor choice in private firms: a stakeholders perspective pp. 146-170

- Maarten Corten, Tensie Steijvers and Nadine Lybaert
2018, month January, vol 33
- Drivers of stakeholders’ view of internal audit effectiveness pp. 90-114

- Lourens Erasmus and Philna Coetzee
- Determinants of forward-looking disclosures in integrated reporting pp. 115-144

- Merve Kılıç and Cemil Kuzey
2017, month December, vol 33
- The impact of control quality on the non-performing loans of Tunisian listed banks pp. 2-15

- Moufida Ben Saada
- Exploring external auditors’ perceptions of the motivations behind management fraud in Egypt – a mixed methods approach pp. 16-34

- Rasha Kassem
- Determinants of tax audit effectiveness in Tanzania pp. 35-63

- Henry Chalu and Hassan Mzee
- Could perverse incentives encourage financial services compliance and internal audit staff to ignore or engage in illegal behaviour? pp. 64-89

- Bryane Michael and Mark Williams
- Assurance for service organisations: contextualising accountability and trust pp. 340-359

- Charika Channuntapipat
2017, month November, vol 32
- An examination of internal auditor turnover intentions pp. 830-853

- Grace Mubako and Tatiana Mazza
- The internal audit dilemma – the impact of executive directors versus audit committees on internal auditing work pp. 854-878

- Marc Eulerich, Jörg Henseler and Annette G. Köhler
2017, month October, vol 32
- Exploring audit assistants’ decision to leave the audit profession pp. 879-898

- Nellie Gertsson, Johanna Sylvander, Pernilla Broberg and Josefine Friberg
- Public sector audit in the absence of political competition pp. 899-923

- Monir Mir, Haiwei Fan and Ian Maclean
- Internal audit organisational status, competencies, activities and fraud management in the financial services sector pp. 924-944

- Frank Kabuye, Stephen Korutaro Nkundabanyanga, Julius Opiso and Zulaika Nakabuye
2017, month September, vol 32
- Audit fee discounting in the post-SOX environment pp. 715-730

- Benjamin W. Hoffman and Albert L. Nagy
- The determinants of internet risk disclosure: empirical study of Egyptian listed companies pp. 746-767

- Ali Khalil and Mona Maghraby
- Internal auditors’ reputation and managers’ reliance decision pp. 768-787

- Fengchun Tang, Ling Yang and Huiqi Gan
- What can auditors tell us about accounting manipulations? pp. 788-809

- Zeljana Aljinovic Barac, Tina Vuko and Slavko Šodan
- The initiation of environmental auditing in the United States pp. 810-826

- Tehmina Khan
2017, month August, vol 32
- Does audit committee substitute or complement other corporate governance mechanisms pp. 658-681

- Yousef Hassan, Rafiq Hijazi and Kamal Naser
- The interaction between mandatory and voluntary risk disclosure: a comparative study pp. 682-714

- Michela Cordazzo, Marco Papa and Paola Rossi
- Does family ownership reduce corporate tax avoidance? The moderating effect of audit quality pp. 731-744

- Safa Gaaya, Nadia Lakhal and Faten Lakhal
2017, month June, vol 32
- Auditor gender, experience and reporting in nonprofit organizations pp. 550-577

- Anne-Mie Reheul, Tom Van Caneghem, Machteld Van den Bogaerd and Sandra Verbruggen
- An analysis of sustainability report assurance statements pp. 578-602

- Adriana Rossi and Lara Tarquinio
- The effect of audit committee characteristics on compliance with IFRS for related party disclosures pp. 603-626

- Yosra Mnif Sellami and Hela Borgi Fendri
- Gender in accounting research: a review pp. 627-655

- Hichem Khlif and Imen Achek
2017, month April, vol 32
- Empirical study on determinants of environmental disclosure pp. 332-355

- Ravi Inder Singh Chandok and Sukhdev Singh
- CSR focus in the mission and vision statements of public sector enterprises: evidence from India pp. 356-377

- Mansi Mansi, Rakesh Pandey and Ehtasham Ghauri
- Corporate governance and risk reporting: Indian evidence pp. 378-405

- Ridhima Saggar and Balwinder Singh
- IFRS adoption challenges in developing economies: an Indian perspective pp. 406-426

- Sharad Sharma, Mahesh Joshi and Monika Kansal
- Business group affiliation, earnings management and audit quality: evidence from Bangladesh pp. 427-444

- Mohammad Muttakin, Arifur Khan and Dessalegn Getie Mihret
- Combating corruption in a microfinance institution pp. 445-462

- Mohammad I. Azim, Kuang Sheng and Meropy Barut
- Inquiry into the cultural impact on cost accounting systems (CAS) in Sri Lanka pp. 463-499

- Padmi Nagirikandalage and Ben Binsardi
- The professionalisation of auditing in less developed countries: the case of Sri Lanka pp. 500-523

- Prem W.S. Yapa, Sarath L. Ukwatte Jalathge and Pavithra Siriwardhane
- Diffusion of integrated reporting in an emerging South Asian (SAARC) nation pp. 524-548

- Nuwan Gunarathne and Samanthi Senaratne
2017, month March, vol 32
- Auditors and early signals of financial distress in local governments pp. 234-250

- Sandra Cohen, Antonella Costanzo and Francesca Manes-Rossi
- Impact of performance audit on the Administration: a Belgian study (2005-2010) pp. 251-275

- Ella Desmedt, Danielle Morin, Valérie Pattyn and Marleen Brans
- Accounting outsourcing and audit lag pp. 276-294

- Charles P. Cullinan and Xiaochuan Zheng
- Does auditor industry expertise affect bank loan costs? pp. 295-324

- Yinghong Zhang, Fang Sun and Chunwei Xian
2017, month February, vol 32
- An empirical study of benchmarking evaluation using MCDM in service industries pp. 111-147

- Bhupender Singh, Sandeep Grover and Vikram Singh
- Performance measurement and management systems pp. 148-166

- Flavio Hourneaux, Julio Araujo Carneiro-da-Cunha and Hamilton Luiz Corrêa
- Evaluating the sustainable performance of corporate boards: the balanced scorecard approach pp. 167-195

- Ahmed Hussein Aly and Mohamed Elsayed Mansour
- Between mission and revenue: measuring performance in a hybrid organization pp. 196-214

- Diego Ponte, Caterina Pesci and Pier Franco Camussone
- Performance evaluation of auditors: a constructive or a destructive tool of audit output pp. 215-231

- Rabih Nehme
2017, month January, vol 32
- Does regulator designation of auditors improve independence? pp. 2-18

- Fengchun Tang, Lijun Ruan and Ling Yang
- The impact of Big 4 consulting on audit reporting lag and restatements pp. 19-49

- Michele D. Meckfessel and Drew Sellers
- The impact of earnings management on the value relevance of earnings pp. 50-74

- Wael Mostafa
- Factors associated with the size of internal audit functions: evidence from Kuwait pp. 75-89

- Meshari O. Alhajri
- The perceived motivations behind the introduction of the law on external audit in Vietnam pp. 90-108

- Phuong Thi Nguyen and Michael Kend