International Journal of Critical Accounting
2009 - 2025
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Volume 7, issue 4, 2015
- Human capital and audit independence pp. 305-314

- Bruce Committe
- Usefulness unfulfilled: a performance review of value added statements pp. 315-334

- Gabriel Donleavy
- Bar none: moulding a broader curriculum for accounting pp. 335-350

- Kevin M. Dunn and Jeremy T. Schwartz
- Fair value in International Accounting Standard setting: literature review and critical analysis on its practice in the different accounting standards pp. 351-365

- Donatien Avelé and Patrice Nyengué Édimo
- The day of the week effects in the Stock Exchange of Casablanca: analysis by intraday and interday returns pp. 366-386

- Aida Sy and Abdelkader Derbali
- International distribution of income and wealth in a multi-country growth model with gender division of labour and elastic labour supply pp. 387-408

- Wei-Bin Zhang
Volume 7, issue 3, 2015
- 2 plus 2 equals ? pp. 213-227

- Abraham J. Briloff, Tony Tinker and Aida Sy
- A critical examination of the US economy: the Orange County bankruptcy case pp. 228-246

- Michael D'Amato
- Accounting in a changing organisational reality: the case of China Packaging Import and Export Liaoning Company pp. 247-259

- Tao Zeng
- Capital levels, regulatory capital and banks' reaction: an analysis of the relationship by an error correction model pp. 260-275

- Serge Valant Gandja
- On accounting: some comments on the measurement of the complexity of time and space pp. 276-288

- Jean-Guy Degos
- The changing role of accounting education and management control systems in the age of sustainability pp. 289-303

- Umesh Sharma and Martin Kelly
Volume 7, issue 2, 2015
- Diffusion, modification and sedimentation of institutional elements in government accounting change: Finland in a comparative perspective during three decades since 1980 pp. 123-141

- Pertti Ahonen
- Critical success factors of corporate social responsibility practices for the Malaysian automotive industry pp. 142-156

- Nursyazwani Mohd Fuzi, Nurul Fadly Habidin, Siti Norhafizan Hibadullah, Farah Izzaida Mohd Zamri and Auni Fatin Nadia Chiek Desa
- The City of Detroit: 'Its past failures, present bankruptcy and future implications' pp. 157-172

- Meryl H. Nacco
- The price change conundrum: teaching beyond the rules pp. 173-190

- Louella Moore
- Are index measures better than individual measures in assessing the association between environmental and financial performance? A multivariate analysis study pp. 191-212

- Islam Elshahat, Martin Freedman and Ahmed Elshahat
Volume 7, issue 1, 2015
- The research-publication complex and the construct shift in accounting research pp. 1-48

- Wm. Dennis Huber
- Dialogic education: reflections from an accounting course pp. 49-72

- Melina M. Manochin and Stuart Cooper
- Bourdieun analysis of gender in accounting development: evidence from Nigerian banking field pp. 73-88

- Jonathan Njoku
- A social reproduction approach to depreciation pp. 89-109

- Masaya Fujita
- Back to the classics: editing the Emanuel Saxe legacy for modern accounting pp. 110-120

- Tony Tinker and Aida Sy
Volume 6, issue 3, 2014
- Early European accounting theory: Sir William Petty's contributions to accounting pp. 211-232

- Aida Sy and Tony Tinker
- Twin evils of bank going concern secrecy pp. 233-257

- Jonathan Njoku
- An analysis of the credit rating agencies pp. 258-283

- Stephen D'Amato
- From measurement to management: how accounting evolved to form a new research field pp. 284-298

- Karl J. Wang and Yin Xu
- Audit tenure and earnings quality - do auditor's industry specialisation matter? Evidence from Tunisia pp. 299-313

- Ines Hakim Hbaieb and Mohamed Ali Omri
Volume 6, issue 2, 2014
- The development of accounting as a scientific discipline in Turkey pp. 103-123

- Yusuf Sürmen and Abdulkerim Daştan
- Corporate gatekeeper liability in Turkey: auditors' case pp. 124-146

- Fikret Çankaya, Halil Ibrahim Bulut and Hüseyin Örs
- Factors influencing the accounting profession career choice: evidence from an emerging economy pp. 147-165

- Nelson Waweru, Arzu Özsözgün Çalışkan, Halil Emre Akbaş and Salih Durer
- The effect of derivatives on the financial positions of banks in Turkey and in EU: a comparative analysis pp. 166-186

- Aslı Türel and Ahmet Türel
- The effect of corporate governance on firm performance: a case of Turkey pp. 187-210

- Yunus Emre Akdogan and Melek Acar Boyacioglu
Volume 6, issue 1, 2014
- Elements of theory on state control applied to accounting: the French case pp. 1-23

- Jean-Guy Degos
- Toward a conceptual framework of leaders' impression management strategies during the process of financial crisis: the story of the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act pp. 24-54

- Carmen Quirvan, Alejandro Hazera and Salvador Marin Hernandez
- Bourdieusian capital of Nigerian bank financial condition pp. 55-78

- Jonathan Njoku
- Transforming or re-branding: whither management accounting? pp. 79-99

- Esinath Ndiweni and Helen Verhoeven
Volume 5, issue 4, 2013
- Three '-isations': thinking with but beyond the sociological in comprehending accounting in a global context pp. 327-345

- Edward Arrington and David R. Upton
- Initiatives for critical thinking in accounting education pp. 346-358

- Gregorio A. Giraldo Garcés
- An evaluation of research authorship by gender in major academic and professional accounting journals pp. 359-391

- L. Murphy Smith, Paul A. Ashcroft and Katherine Taken Smith
- Joint provision of external audit and non-audit services: empirical test of alternative hypotheses pp. 392-414

- Jean Baptiste Koffi Dodor
- A socio-political, economic and historical analysis of corruption in Nigeria 1960-2007 pp. 415-449

- Olatunde Julius Otusanya
Volume 5, issue 3, 2013
- Defacement of bank going concern public secrecy pp. 229-249

- Jonathan Njoku
- Lessons from the global financial crisis: bringing neoclassical and Buddhist economics theories together to progress global business decision making in the 21st century pp. 250-263

- Umesh Sharma
- Capture! From Big Eight to Big Four to regulation pp. 264-274

- Jeremy T. Schwartz
- The insignificance of auditor selection in the valuation of private companies within the public acquisition market pp. 275-287

- James DiGabriele
- Catastrophe theory, a relevant model for auditors' behaviour pp. 288-300

- Jean-Guy Degos
- The American Accounting Association: issues in governance and internal control pp. 301-325

- Wm. Dennis Huber
Volume 5, issue 2, 2013
- Research traditions in Malaysia and the West pp. 119-122

- Aida Sy and Anthony Tinker
- Board of directors and corporate diversification in Malaysia pp. 123-142

- Zuaini Ishak and Nor Aziah Abdul Manaf
- Complexity of accounting change during corporatisation: insights from two case studies pp. 143-155

- Nor Aziah Abu Kasim and Rasid Mail
- The association between environmental disclosure and financial disclosure on the internet by Malaysian listed companies pp. 156-172

- Ali Saleh Ahmed Alarussi, Mustafa Mohd Hanefah and Mohamad Hisyam Selamat
- Impairment of assets disclosure by public listed companies in Malaysia pp. 173-186

- Hasnah Shaari, Zaimah Abdullah and Saliza Abdul Aziz
- The corporate governance landscape of Malaysia: then and now pp. 187-212

- May Yee Ng, David Gun Fie Yong and Wai-Ching Poon
- Government-linked companies' (GLCs) performance - a structuration perspective: Malaysian evidence pp. 213-227

- Yeng Wai Lau
Volume 5, issue 1, 2013
- Academic governance and accountancy: complexity emergence and garbage can model pp. 1-16

- Jean-Guy Degos
- Transformation of business practices as driver of accounting ideologies pp. 17-33

- Ahmed A. Mohammad
- Are accounting students socially and politically aware? A critical analysis of the responses of accounting students to social and political dilemmas in society pp. 34-62

- Kieran James and Marie H. Kavanagh
- The effect of the auditor behaviour on the earnings management: evidence from Tunisia pp. 63-80

- Nadà a Hachicha Elfouzi
- In whose interest? A critical examination of public interest appeals made by the public accounting profession in the USA pp. 81-95

- Steven Thornburg and Robin W. Roberts
- How to lock-in workers and capital: the role of accounting in the era of a Swedish textile mill pp. 96-116

- Per Forsberg
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