International Journal of Critical Accounting

2009 - 2025

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Goliath strikes again! pp. 337-339: Aida Sy and Tony Tinker
Modern Pentecostal understandings of money, investment and accounting – Kenneth and Gloria Copeland's faith teaching pp. 340-371: Kieran James, Les Hardy and Tim Narraway
Improving productive potential in the airline industry by exploring the productive limits of capacity pp. 372-398: C.J. McNair, Ted Watts, Vicki Baard and Lidija Polutnik
Stakeholder theory as an arch to manage successful legitimacy strategies pp. 399-418: Gehan A. Mousa
Turning financial markets inside out: how insider trading regulation really works pp. 419-436: Ulrika Sjodin, Thomas Bay and Elton G. McGoun
Meetings between analysts and corporate managers in Sweden: why do they exist? pp. 437-457: Gunnar Wahlstrom
Dissecting Google â€“ an update pp. 458-459: Abraham J. Briloff and Leonore A. Briloff

Introducing the classics: Stanley Aronowitz pp. 211-213: Aida Sy and Tony Tinker
Accounting classics: class in political and social philosophy pp. 214-248: Stanley Aronowitz
Politics and financial management: a long-term evaluation on Spanish local governments pp. 249-266: Francisco Bastida and Bernardino Benito
Finding the cash flows in the profit-pollution nexus: petroleum refineries in Canada pp. 267-288: Vanessa Magness, Marzieh Sabetjoo, Aziz Guergachi and Muhammad Khalid Gill
Accounting at school: the impact of policy, teachers and class on the ethical construction of accounting and business in Scottish secondary schools pp. 289-318: Ken McPhail, Catriona Paisey and Nick Paisey
The discursive construction of professionalisation in British management pp. 319-336: John Wilson, Janet Hewitt and Peter Thomas

Introducing the classics pp. 111-112: Aida Sy and Tony Tinker
Unaccountable Accounting: Games Accountants Play pp. 113-116: Abraham J. Briloff
Practice-induced theory reduction in accounting; evolutionary biology, history and the interdisciplinary base pp. 117-145: Max Aiken and David Gowland
An exploration of critical scientific realism: focused on changes in accounting for sustainable development pp. 146-169: Frank Birkin
The accounting professional of the future: never mind the quality check the look! pp. 170-190: Beverley Jackling and Kim Watty
The evolution of fair value accounting in the USA: a critical examination of its progress since 1900 pp. 191-209: Hossein Nouri and Daniel Pannone

Editorial: I (still) see no ships: all's (still) well pp. 1-7: Aida Sy and Tony Tinker
AIG – a Greek tragedy 'Wickedness' of the wicked and the 'mischief' of the virtuous pp. 8-18: Abraham J. Briloff and Leonore A. Briloff
Analysis of accounting academe's response to structural changes in the profession using the disruptive technology framework pp. 19-34: Saurav K. Dutta and Raef A. Lawson
Uncertainty in accounting knowledge: a response to the Davidsonian view of accounting pp. 35-63: Helen Oakes
Audit committee reports and corporate governance in Nigeria pp. 64-78: Akintola Owolabi and Chris Ogbechie
The role of accounting in the death penalty debate pp. 79-95: Robert Peace and Thomas Reiland
Narcissistic and dangerous 'alphas': 'sovereign individuals' and the problem of cultivating the 'civic' in cyberspace pp. 96-109: Kym Thorne

Principles and rules: the open question argument and normative imperatives pp. 313-326: Alex Arthur
Accountants – 'know thyself' pp. 327-342: Susan P. Briggs and Scott Copeland
Justice, equity and equality: iatrogenesis in the US healthcare system pp. 343-359: Stanley W. Davis and Deborah K. Krabach
Crowding-out and crowding-in of the community principle: the role of accounting from the perspective of cultural theory pp. 360-380: Per Forsberg
The economics of fair value accounting: what did the US accounting profession know, and when did it know it? pp. 381-389: Michael M. Grayson
Giving institutional theory a critical edge: a study of systems change in a Fijian housing authority pp. 390-405: Stewart Lawrence, Umesh Sharma and Ruvendra Nandan
Earnings warning framework predicting bank financial failures – the case of Nigeria in the 1990s pp. 406-429: Jonathan Njoku and Eno L. Inanga

Editorial: No David to battle Goliath or analysing accounting for climate change pp. 177-181: Tony Tinker and Aida Sy
French accounting authors in Bordeaux (1701-1848): the beginning of traditional knowledge balanced by a critical perspective in accountancy pp. 182-203: Jean-Guy Degos and Christian Prat dit Hauret
Commodification of higher education in accounting: a Marxist perspective pp. 204-227: Audrey Milton and Brendan O'Connell
Do family firms matter in IPO markets? Initial returns performance of family and non-family firms – a critical perspective: Australian evidence pp. 228-261: Nicholas A. Mroczkowski and George Tanewski
The ethnography of 'Accounting, knowing and being': Malaysia, accounting research and the production of knowledge pp. 262-286: Hasri Mustafa
Risk in practice – senior bank managers at work pp. 287-305: Gunnar Wahlstrom

Appraising income securitisation in the public sector: the sale of student rents at Keele University pp. 3-57: Peter Armstrong
The case of Google: the irrational exuberant taxation of intellectual informational enterprises pp. 58-64: Abraham J. Briloff and Leonore A. Briloff
Struggle for power in French system of professions: the historic quarrel between accountants and lawyers pp. 65-81: Jean-Guy Degos
Bookkeeping and the probative value of accounting records: Savary's legacy lingers on in the OHADA Treaty states pp. 82-109: Charles Elad and Martha Tumnde
Changes in gender distribution among accounting academics pp. 110-122: Frederick J. Feucht, Stanley H. Kratchman, Katherine T. Smith and L. Murphy Smith
The use of impression management to promote 'starve the beast' policies pp. 123-143: Amy M. Hageman, Vicky Arnold and Steve G. Sutton
Structural change in the music industry: a Marxist critique of public statements made by members of Metallica during the lawsuit against Napster pp. 144-176: Kieran James and Christopher Tolliday