International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation
2004 - 2025
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Volume 18, issue 2, 2022
- Who is responsible for developing the non-core skills of entry-level public sector trainee auditors: the case of the Auditor-General South Africa pp. 107-136

- Fortunate Mashabela and Barry Ackers
- Accrual accounting earnings around zero in Greek municipalities: the relevance of political factors pp. 137-162

- Sandra Cohen and Ioanna Malkogianni
- The causes of profitability: a panel study of Indian IT and consulting sector pp. 163-183

- Rohit Bansal, Sanjay Kumar Kar and Saroj Kumar Mishra
- Sahara: when regulator's radar strikes pp. 184-197

- Palka Chhillar
Volume 18, issue 1, 2022
- Factors inhibiting effective organisational performance management: insights from the South African public sector pp. 1-27

- Asogan Moodley, Barry Ackers and Elza Odendaal
- The impact of ownership structure and corporate governance on capital structure decisions in the UAE pp. 28-48

- Mohammed Elgammal and Basil Al-Najjar
- The Fraud theories: Triangle, Diamond, Pentagon pp. 49-60

- Parvati T. Soneji
- The UK public sector VfM audit expectations gap: evidence from the informed groups pp. 61-81

- Abdelhafid Benamraoui, Yousef Ali Alwardat and Yusuf Karbhari
- Towards a quantitative measure of audit quality: do auditor demographic characteristics in Egyptian settings matter? pp. 82-106

- Tariq Ismail and Raghda Salah Mohamed
Volume 17, issue 1/2, 2021
- Are Tunisian firms managing their earnings through asset sales following the 2011 uprising? pp. 1-35

- Sarra Elleuch
- The effectiveness of board of directors and family ownership: interaction and impact on the discretionary accruals pp. 36-72

- Anas Ghazalat
- The trade-off between accrual-based and real earnings management: evidence from Jordan pp. 73-92

- Mohammad Azzam, Alaa AlQudah, Lara Al-Haddad and Ayman Abu Haija
- Political connections, government ownership, and earnings management: evidence from Jordan pp. 93-126

- Mohammad Alhadab, Modar Abdullatif, Ahmed Hassan Ahmed, Yasean Tahat and Israa Mansour
- The impact of corporate governance and accruals flexibility on the interaction between earnings management strategies pp. 127-147

- Bubaker Khaled and Zakaria Ali Aribi
- The effects of R%D expenditure and earnings management on stock options: evidence from market competition pp. 148-172

- Yi-Mien Lin and Tzu-Wen Lee
- Earnings management, corporate social responsibility and governance structure: further evidence from Egypt pp. 173-201

- Tarek Abdelfattah and Mostafa Elfeky
Volume 16, issue 1, 2020
- Effects of mandatory adoption of IFRS on market liquidity in Brazil pp. 1-24

- Ricardo Luiz Menezes Silva and Paula Carolina Ciampaglia Nardi
- Continuous internal auditing: can big data analytics help? pp. 25-42

- Prem Lal Joshi and Govindan Marthandan
- Do strategic cost policies lead to more sustainable practices? Evidence from county governments pp. 43-62

- Ouadie Akaaboune, Royce D. Burnett, Christopher J. Skousen and Assyad Al-Wreiket
- The impact of multiple directorships, board characteristics, and ownership on the performance of Palestinian listed companies pp. 63-80

- Mohammed W.A. Saleh, Rohaida Abdul Latif, Fathiyyah Abu Bakar and Zahraddeen Salisu Maigoshi
- Compliance with IFRS for related party transactions across eight African countries: do corruption and government quality matter? pp. 81-107

- Yosra Mnif Sellami and Hela Borgi
Volume 15, issue 3, 2019
- The relationship between evidence characteristics and audit efficiency and effectiveness: evidence from Middle Eastern countries pp. 219-240

- Osama A.E. Mah'd, Ghassan H. Mardini and Manal M. Ali
- Performance and entrepreneurial orientation in SMEs: the case of Abu Dhabi pp. 241-261

- Mo Sherif, Laura Galloway and Hajer Zarrouk
- The association between accruals and stock return following FRS3 pp. 262-277

- Javad Izadi, Alireza Nazarian, Jinfeng Ye and Ali Shahzad
- Ethical values in auditing from Islamic perspective pp. 278-312

- Hossein Sayyadi Tooranloo and Pedram Azizi
Volume 15, issue 2, 2019
- The association between firm characteristics and the quality characteristics of the internal audit function in the UK: an agency perspective pp. 113-143

- Hazem Ramadan Ismael
- Auditor sanctions and the management of riskiness of audit client portfolios pp. 144-167

- Hsiao-Lun Lin and Ai-Ru Yen
- Manager's misinterpretation of goodwill impairments: evidence from German listed companies pp. 168-190

- Laurent Lazar
- Individual auditor competences and the pricing of audit services pp. 191-218

- Irina Alexeyeva
Volume 15, issue 1, 2019
- The impacts of multiple large ownership structure on board independence pp. 1-30

- Ismail Adelopo, Yinusa Ganiyu Olumuyiwa and Ibrahim Rufai
- Effect of aggregate, mandatory and voluntary disclosure on firm performance in a developing market: the case of Kuwait pp. 31-56

- Issa Dawd and Lanouar Charfeddine
- Auditors' issue contingency of reduced audit quality acts: perceptions of managers and partners pp. 57-88

- Jan Svanberg and Peter Öhman
- Corporate governance and risk disclosure: evidence from Saudi Arabia pp. 89-111

- Awad Ibrahim, Murya Habbash and Khaled Hussainey
Volume 14, issue 4, 2018
- The value of a voluntary audit in debt financing: evidence from small privately held companies pp. 291-314

- Sanna Tervo and Annukka Jokipii
- Chief audit executives' perceptions of drivers of moral courage: Tunisian evidence pp. 315-337

- Imen Khelil, Khaled Hussainey and Hédi Noubbigh
- Public perception of the role of accounting in a transition economy: the case of Russia pp. 338-363

- Galina G. Preobragenskaya, Robert McGee and Iliya Komarev
- Value relevance of earnings and book value in India: significance of accounting reforms and intangible-intensity in an emerging market pp. 364-387

- Pooja Kumari and Chandra Sekhar Mishra
Volume 14, issue 2/3, 2018
- The impact of equity share class on the information content of earnings and cash flows: evidence from Mexico pp. 105-127

- Jose Miranda-Lopez and Isho Tama-Sweet
- Impact of IFRS adoption on reporting of firm efficiency: case of Indian IT firms pp. 128-158

- Sandhya Bhatia and Arindam Tripathy
- Excess audit committee compensation and audit pricing pp. 159-182

- Rachana Kalelkar, Sarfraz Khan and Sung-Jin Park
- A review of the concept and measures of audit quality across three decades of research pp. 183-253

- Tânia Menezes Montenegro and Filomena Antunes Brás
- Unintended consequences of Big 4 auditor office-level industry specialisation pp. 254-289

- Sharad Asthana, Rachana Kalelkar and K.K. Raman
Volume 14, issue 1, 2018
- Do covenant violations affect audit report timeliness? pp. 1-23

- Zane Swanson and Yinghong Zhang
- Organisational culture's impact on management accounting and control practices in the United Arab Emirates pp. 24-46

- Walaa Wahid ElKelish and Robert C. Rickards
- Earnings quality of Indonesian firms surrounding initial public offerings pp. 47-62

- Yanthi Hutagaol-Martowidjojo and Felita Widyanto
- Agency costs, ownership structure and corporate governance mechanisms in Ghana pp. 63-84

- Andrews Owusu and Charlie Weir
- An analysis of the firms-specific determinants influencing the voluntary IFRS adoption: evidence from Italian private firms pp. 85-104

- Sonja Pichler, Michela Cordazzo and Paola Rossi
Volume 13, issue 4, 2017
- Assessment of fair value accounting from the Islamic perspective pp. 325-338

- Ika Sari Wahyuni-TD
- The integration of the third generation balanced scorecard with a student loyalty model to enhance financial performance in higher education pp. 339-360

- Eman Farag, Mamdouh Elkady and Khaled Hussainey
- Market impact of proved reserves disclosures by US publicly held oil and gas exploration and development companies pp. 361-379

- Charles Gray and Zane Swanson
- An intra-cultural study on accounting students' and practitioners' perceptions of accountants and accounting in Vietnam pp. 380-397

- Bình Nghiêm-Phú and Thà nh Hưng Nguyễn
- Determinants of corporate social responsibility reporting and external assurance: evidence from Italian-listed companies pp. 398-420

- Lara Tarquinio and Adriana Rossi
Volume 13, issue 3, 2017
- Audit quality and the value relevance of fair values pp. 227-253

- Jimi Siekkinen
- An independent audit oversight system in a non-developed market: the case of Egypt pp. 254-279

- Mohamed Khaled Amr Eldaly and Magdy Abdel-Kader
- Company-specific characteristics and the choice of hedge accounting for derivatives reporting: Malaysian case pp. 280-292

- Azrul Abdullah and Ku Nor Izah Ku Ismail
- The value relevance of intangibles: some evidence on industry sector, firm performance and size effects pp. 293-307

- Maqsood Iqbal Qureshi
- A study of inverted U-shape relationship between firm size and corporate social responsibility - the case of Indonesia pp. 308-323

- P. Golrida Karyawati, Katon Angesty and Prem Lal Joshi
Volume 13, issue 2, 2017
- Earnings management in Libyan commercial banks: perceptions of stakeholders pp. 123-149

- Yasser Barghathi, David Collison and Louise Crawford
- The interference of the organisational culture with the internal audit function pp. 150-186

- Joshua Onome Imoniana and Sergio Ricardo Leandro Dias
- Do experienced auditors have a bias for confirmatory audit evidence? pp. 187-198

- Dennis M. O'Reilly, John T. Reisch and Robert A. Leitch
- Client-based measure of the audit office reputation pp. 199-226

- Sharad Asthana and Rachana Kalelkar
Volume 13, issue 1, 2017
- Study on theories and mechanisms of corporate governance pp. 1-41

- Rakesh K. Mishra and Sheeba Kapil
- Abnormal audit fees and future restatements: evidence from Tehran Stock Exchange pp. 42-64

- Mahdi Salehi, Shayan Farhangdoust and Adineh Vahidnia
- The rewards for publishing in accounting in the USA pp. 65-98

- Sharad Asthana and Steven Balsam
- An empirical evidence on audit selection and audit rotation: the case of Qatari listed companies pp. 99-122

- Ghassan H. Mardini and Yasean Tahat
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