Meditari Accountancy Research
2012 - 2024
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Volume 26, issue 4, 2018
- Measuring for climate actions: a disclosure study of ten megacities pp. 550-575

- Parvez Mia, James Hazelton and James Guthrie
- Bringing active learning into the accounting classroom pp. 576-597

- Satoshi Sugahara and Steven Dellaportas
- Harmonising non-financial reporting regulation in Europe pp. 598-621

- Matteo La Torre, Svetlana Sabelfeld, Marita Blomkvist, Lara Tarquinio and John Dumay
- The auditor’s opinion modifications around domestic and global financial crises pp. 622-639

- Banu Sultanoglu, Can Simga Mugan, Umut Sekerdag and Adil Oran
- Corporate social responsibility inEconomia Aziendalescholars’ theories pp. 640-656

- Stefano Coronella, Fabio Caputo, Rossella Leopizzi and Andrea Venturelli
- The role of the internal audit function in integrated reporting: a developing economy perspective pp. 657-674

- Lindie Engelbrecht, Yaeesh Yasseen and Irfaan Omarjee
- Empirical examination of organizational culture on accounting information system and corporate performance pp. 675-698

- Amoako Kwarteng and Felix Aveh
Volume 26, issue 3, 2018
- The relationship between intellectual capital and big data: a review pp. 361-380

- Federica De Santis and Claudia Presti
- The fall and rise of intellectual capital accounting: new prospects from the Big Data revolution pp. 381-399

- Matteo La Torre, Vida L. Botes, John Dumay, Michele Antonio Rea and Elza Odendaal
- Developing a knowledge management strategy for data analytics and intellectual capital pp. 400-419

- Harold D. Harlow
- Transforming the stakeholders’ Big Data for intellectual capital management pp. 420-442

- Lorna Uden and Pasquale Del Vecchio
- Digital relational capital of a company pp. 443-462

- Mariia Molodchik, Sofiia Paklina and Petr Parshakov
- Breaching intellectual capital: critical reflections on Big Data security pp. 463-482

- Matteo La Torre, John Dumay and Michele Antonio Rea
- Museums creating value and developing intellectual capital by technology pp. 483-498

- Mauro Romanelli
- Understanding intellectual capital disclosure in online media Big Data pp. 499-530

- Valentina Ndou, Giustina Secundo, John Dumay and Elvin Gjevori
- The new era of business intelligence pp. 531-546

- Milla Ratia, Jussi Myllärniemi and Nina Helander
Volume 26, issue 2, 2018
- Taxation of the Bitcoin: initial insights through a correspondence analysis pp. 214-240

- Asheer Jaywant Ram
- Expectation gap between preparers and stakeholders in integrated reporting pp. 241-262

- Nolin Riley Naynar, Asheer Jaywant Ram and Warren Maroun
- The South African chartered accountant academic pp. 263-283

- Phillip de Jager, Ilse Lubbe and Elmarie Papageorgiou
- What explains student’s intentions to pursue a certified professional accountancy qualification? pp. 284-304

- Godfred Matthew Yaw Owusu, Victoria Asantewaa Obeng, Charles Gyamfi Ofori, Teddy Ossei Kwakye and Rita Amoah Bekoe
- Assessing current company reports according to the IIRC integrated reporting framework pp. 305-333

- Merve Kılıç and Cemil Kuzey
- Sustainability reporter classification matrix: explaining variations in disclosure quality pp. 334-352

- Muhammad Bilal Farooq, Ammad Ahmed and Muhammad Nadeem
Volume 26, issue 1, 2018
- Is the medium the message? pp. 2-12

- Sumit Lodhia
- Narrating the narrative turn in narrative accounting research pp. 13-43

- Brian A. Rutherford
- Progressive public administration and new public management in public sector accountancy pp. 44-69

- Bruce Vivian and Warren Maroun
- Designing a conceptual methodology for structuration research pp. 70-87

- Georgios Makrygiannakis and Lisa Jack
- Determinants of carbon management accounting adoption in Ghanaian firms pp. 88-121

- Edward Nartey
- Incentives and monitoring: impact on the financial and non-financial orientation of capital budgeting pp. 122-144

- Michael J. Turner and Leonard V. Coote
- Implications of corporate accountability on civil society pp. 145-169

- David Alexander, Adriana Tiron-Tudor and Ioana Dragu
- Timely reporting and family ownership: the Portuguese case pp. 170-192

- Isabel Costa Lourenço, Manuel Branco and José Dias Curto
- Evaluating the long-term valuation effect of efficient asset utilization and profit margin on stock returns pp. 193-210

- Robert Houmes, Charlie Chulee Jun, Kim Capriotti and Daphne Wang
Volume 25, issue 4, 2017
- Developing a conceptual model of influences around integrated reporting, new insights and directions for future research pp. 450-460

- Charl de Villiers, Pei-Chi Kelly Hsiao and Warren Maroun
- Barriers to implementing the International Integrated Reporting Framework pp. 461-480

- John Dumay, Cristiana Bernardi, James Guthrie and Matteo La Torre
- Exploring the challenges of preparing an integrated report pp. 481-504

- Mary-Anne McNally, Dannielle Cerbone and Warren Maroun
- The implementation of integrating reporting in SMEs pp. 505-532

- Mara Del Baldo
- What does materiality mean to integrated reporting preparers? An empirical exploration pp. 533-552

- Alessandro Lai, Gaia Melloni and Riccardo Stacchezzini
- Integrated reporting and integrated thinking in Italian public sector organisations pp. 553-573

- James Guthrie, Francesca Manes-Rossi and Rebecca Levy Orelli
- Integrated thinking as a cultural control? pp. 574-604

- John Dumay and Tim Dai
- Integrated reporting as a strategy for firm growth: multiple case study in Colombia pp. 605-628

- Hugo A. Macias and Angelica Farfan-Lievano
- The readability of integrated reports pp. 629-653

- Elda du Toit
- Integrated reporting by South African companies: a case study pp. 654-674

- Elda du Toit, Renier van Zyl and Gina Schütte
- A research template to evaluate the degree of accountability of integrated reporting: a case study pp. 675-704

- Antonella Silvestri, Stefania Veltri, Andrea Venturelli and Saverio Petruzzelli
Volume 25, issue 3, 2017
- Non-GAAP earnings: international overview and suggestions for future research pp. 318-335

- Ana Marques
- Opportunities for auditing research: back to our interdisciplinary roots pp. 336-350

- David Hay
- Oversight of audit quality in the UK: insights into audit committee conduct pp. 351-367

- Noor Adwa Sulaiman
- Developing early career professional auditors at work pp. 368-390

- Kato Plant, Karin Barac and Herman De Jager
- Corporate sustainability measurement based on entropy weight and TOPSIS pp. 391-413

- Guler Aras, Nuray Tezcan, Ozlem Kutlu Furtuna and Evrim Hacioglu Kazak
- Corporate social responsibility: Internet social and environmental reporting by banks pp. 414-446

- Sandra Khalil and Patrick O’sullivan
Volume 25, issue 2, 2017
- Sustainability reporting pp. 186-215

- Kwame Oduro Amoako, Beverley R. Lord and Keith Dixon
- The influence of institutional environment on corporate responsibility disclosures in Ghana pp. 216-240

- Edem Emerald Welbeck
- Perceptions, predictors and consequences of whistleblowing among accounting employees in Barbados pp. 241-267

- Philmore Alleyne, Wayne Charles-Soverall, Tracey Broome and Amanda Pierce
- Independent monitoring and review functions in a financial reporting context pp. 268-290

- Albertus Louw and Warren Maroun
- Telephonic qualitative research interviews: when to consider them and how to do them pp. 291-316

- Muhammad Bilal Farooq and Charl de Villiers
Volume 25, issue 1, 2017
- The accountant: a character in literature pp. 2-27

- G. Stevenson Smith
- A comment on the paper “The Accountant: a Character in Literature” and an agenda for research on the accountant stereotype pp. 28-36

- Paul K. Wells
- Values and ethical judgments pp. 37-64

- Marilyn Waldron and Richard Fisher
- Islamic banking in South Africa – form over substance? pp. 65-81

- Faatima Kholvadia
- The perceived relevance of tax risk-management in a South African context pp. 82-94

- Talya Gail Segal, Milton Segal and Warren Maroun
- Accounting information quality and decision-usefulness of governmental financial reporting pp. 95-113

- Sandra Cohen and Sotirios Karatzimas
- Determinants of greenhouse gas assurance provider choice pp. 114-135

- Wendy Green, Stuart Taylor and Jennifer Wu
- Stakeholder expectations of performance in public healthcare services pp. 136-157

- Joseph Phiri
- Discrete choice experiments: a research agenda for experimental accounting pp. 158-182

- Michael J. Turner and Leonard V. Coote
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