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International Journal of Critical Accounting2009 - 2025
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 Volume 10, issue 5, 2018
 
  Conventional accounting in determining an enterprise's wealth: sign or referent - a theoretical discourse for augmentation   pp. 341-362 Sudhir C. LodhThe relevance of valuation principles in a financial crisis: senior bank managers' evaluations of other banks on the interbank market   pp. 363-379 Roy Liff and Gunnar WahlströmAccounting as a tool for maintenance of bureaucratic domination   pp. 380-393 Juliana Gonçalves De Araújo, Francisco José Sobreira De Matos and João Gabriel Nascimento De AraújoConformation of the primitive accumulation and capitalist spirit. Theory of corporate governmentality   pp. 394-425 Eduardo Rivera Vicencio Volume 10, issue 3/4, 2018
 
  How the balance sheet misrepresents shareholder claims and undermines the entity perspective   pp. 193-205 Carol M. Graham and Todd L. SayreAccounting models challenged by environmental preoccupations: an analysis based on the OHADA accounting law   pp. 206-223 Louis NdjetcheuWhen and why do collective heuristics perform well? The case of the interbank market   pp. 224-240 Gunnar WahlströmInstitutional ownership, social responsibility, corporate governance and online financial disclosure   pp. 241-256 Abdalmuttaleb Musleh Al-SartawiHave the generous tax incentives in the natural resource sector been commensurate with FDI flows? A critical analysis from an emerging economy   pp. 257-273 Abdallah Ali-Nakyea and John AmohThe motives behind the alleged ability of Hofstede's cultural values in predicting sub-cultural values: the case of Iraqi forensic accountants' mentally held characteristics as sub-cultural values   pp. 274-339 Riyadh Al-Abdullah, Ibtihaj I. Yaqoob, Rawan H.N. Atwa and Ruba M.M. Bsoul Volume 10, issue 2, 2018
 
  Politically connected firms and the effectiveness of International Financial Reporting Standards adoption   pp. 97-129 Madeline TrimbleEffect and interaction between external audit quality and ownership structure on earnings management for listed French companies   pp. 130-151 Fathi Jouini and Marwa SaiedProtecting the questionably knowledgeable user of accounting information: a defence of paternalism in the accounting profession   pp. 152-168 Babonyire Adafula, Williams Abayaawien Atuilik and John AmohOn the relationship between Catholicism and Marxism   pp. 169-191 Kieran James and Jenny Kwai-Sim Leung Volume 10, issue 1, 2018
 
  Ponzi schemes and California pyramids Ponzi schemes and Home-Stake   pp. 1-14 Tony Tinker, Adeoye Afolabi, Abdelkader Derbali and Aida SyGreat expectations: a regulatory promise unfulfilled   pp. 15-41 Mary Claire Mahaney and Murray BryantDividend policy, agency costs and board independence   pp. 42-58 Allam Mohammed HamdanDeterminants of voluntary tax compliant behaviours in Nigeria   pp. 59-69 Barine Michael NwidobieA reflection on the role of carbon markets in climate governance in Kenya   pp. 70-96 Bernard Baimwera and David Wangombe Volume 9, issue 3, 2017
 
  How controlling shareholders tunnel under a strong legal system: a Hong Kong case   pp. 177-192 Yuying XieEmpirical evidence on the validity of using accounting research subjects' self-reported GPA as a proxy measure of actual GPA   pp. 193-205 Robert Marley and Steve PlatauThe disconnect between tax laws, public opinion and taxpayer compliance: a study of the taxation of gambling winnings   pp. 206-227 Karl Bryan Menk, Brian Nagle and David L. CossA reconcilable duo   pp. 228-237 Amelia Correa and Romar CorreaTax avoidance and earnings management of firms in Ghana: does the funding strategy matter?   pp. 238-264 Mohammed Amidu and Sally Mingle Yorke Volume 9, issue 2, 2017
 
  The Florence Maybrick trial of 1889 and the need for Courts of Criminal Appeal   pp. 85-102 Kieran JamesDetecting earnings management: a review of the proxies   pp. 103-118 Stavroula KourdoumpalouMeta-synthesis of fair value accounting effects   pp. 119-139 Shigufta Hena UzmaDo ownership structure and quality of financial information affect the cost of debt of Tunisian listing firms?   pp. 140-153 Aida Sy, Lamia Jamel and Abdelkader DerbaliRevenue generation and rural development in Nigeria: a case study of Bende and Ikwuano local government area in Abia state   pp. 154-175 Clementina Kanu and Idume Gabriel Isu Volume 9, issue 1, 2017
 
  Regulating financial crises in the USA, the dialectic and beyond part A   pp. 1-17 Aida Sy and Anthony TinkerOn neo-colonialism and the colonisation of accounting research   pp. 18-41 Wm. Dennis HuberAcademic freedom and a critique of 'top quality' accounting research   pp. 42-52 Bruce CommitteDouble-entry bookkeeping as an institution   pp. 53-67 Masaya FujitaSmall business units in Cameroon: the current informal situation and perspectives for a total state control   pp. 68-84 Jean-Guy Degos and Guy Djongoué Volume 8, issue 3/4, 2016
 
  Preparers' perceptions on the consequences of introducing IFRS for SMEs - evidence from German small and medium-sized entities   pp. 195-226 Markus Grottke, Thomas Späth and Felix HaendelIncreased materiality judgments in financial accounting and external audit: a critical comparison between German and international standard setting   pp. 227-245 Cristina Müller-Burmeister and Patrick VelteAre 'Big Four audits' really better? - Some remarks on the 'Big Four dichotomy' in the German audit market   pp. 246-279 Daniel WorretMethods for the analysis of verbal reporting instruments - a comparison of different approaches   pp. 280-303 Sebastian KochCritical theory: Immanuel Kant's critics of philosophy-critical accounting   pp. 304-320 Aida SyNew inflection points identified in the evolution of IAS 38 Intangible Assets: a critical approach   pp. 321-344 Nicoleta Maria Ienciu and Ionel-Alin Ienciu Volume 8, issue 2, 2016
 
  Coercive media pressures on Indonesian companies' labour communication   pp. 95-117 Fitra Roman Cahaya, Stacey Porter and Greg TowerA critical perspective on intellectual capital non-financial reporting   pp. 118-131 Nicoleta Maria Ienciu and Ionel-Alin IenciuThe volatility of exchange rate between the US dollar and African emerging currencies: analysing by GAS-GARCH-Student-t model   pp. 132-143 Abdelkader Derbali and Aida SyProposal for university-wide PhD programme of study the purpose of which is to promote innovation in accounting (and other discipline) research   pp. 144-152 Bruce CommitteMaking better decisions: incorporating self, others, choice and environment into the process   pp. 153-165 Susan P. Briggs and Scott CopelandDecentralisation and tax interactions between actors: what lessons the Cameroonians experience?   pp. 166-178 Louis NdjetcheuPost-consolidation cash reserve volatility, bank credits and economic growth in Nigeria   pp. 179-191 Barine Michael Nwidobie Volume 8, issue 1, 2016
 
  The exclusion of African Americans from the US accounting faculty establishment   pp. 1-18 Bruce CommitteProfessionalism and professionalisation ethics in business and industry   pp. 19-29 Tony Tinker, Aida Sy and Emanuel SaxeThe attestation of corporate turnaround plans in Italy: operating problems and possible solutions   pp. 30-44 Andrea Caputo and Alberto TronThe development of accounting studies and practices in Nigeria   pp. 45-55 Adeoye AfolabiDeep impact: impact factors and accounting research   pp. 56-67 Wm. Dennis HuberAbraham Briloff and his legacy   pp. 68-78 John A. CampoliThe impact of lean healthcare practice on healthcare performance: the mediating role of supply chain innovation in Malaysian healthcare industry   pp. 79-93 Nurul Fadly Habidin, Nurul Aifaa Shazali, Naimah Ali, Nur Afni Khaidir and Osman Jusoh |  |