International Journal of Managerial and Financial Accounting
2008 - 2026
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Volume 1, issue 4, 2009
- MBAR models in the ASE (1974-2005) pp. 339-369

- Anastasia G. Maggina
- The evolution of public sector financial management in Bulgaria pp. 370-378

- David S. Murphy
- How to measure the comparability of financial statements? pp. 379-397

- Vicky Cole, Joël Branson and Diane Breesch
- Growing tendency to harmonisation with IFRS: some evidences from Turkey pp. 398-422

- Mehmet C. Kocakulah, Can Simga-Mugan, Nazli Hosal-Akman and Mehtap Aldogan
- To what extent is earnings management practised in Malaysia? pp. 423-437

- Poh-Ling Ho and Chow-Siing Sia
Volume 1, issue 3, 2009
- Management control: a review pp. 225-234

- Anastasia G. Maggina
- Does auditor reputation reduce information asymmetry? Evidence from Tunisia pp. 235-247

- Faten Hakim and Abdelwahed Omri
- The modelling of stock returns conditionally to the classes of volatility on the French market pp. 248-267

- Siwar Ellouz
- A comprehensive look at the re-examination of the re-evaluation effect of auditor switch and its determinants in Malaysia: a post crisis analysis from Bursa Malaysia pp. 268-291

- Huson Ali Ahmed, Junaid M. Shaikh and Abu Hassan Isa
- Institutionalisation of XBRL in the USA and UK pp. 292-304

- Aminah Abdullah, Iqbal Khadaroo and Junaid Shaikh
- Segmental reporting and competitive disadvantage: a study of Malaysian companies pp. 305-319

- Mohammad Talha, Abdullah Sallehhuddin and Haider H. Madani
- A framework for analysing the roles of management control systems in creating competitive advantage pp. 320-337

- M.W. Indrani and Siriyama Kanthi Herath
Volume 1, issue 2, 2008
- A pragmatic and holistic approach to strategic formulation through adopting balanced scorecard, SWOT analysis and blue ocean strategy – a case study of a consumer product manufacturer in China pp. 127-146

- L.C. Koo, Hannah Koo and Lewis Luk
- Earnings quality and equity liquidity: evidence from Tunisia pp. 147-165

- Faten Hakim, Fatma Triki and Abdelwahed Omri
- On the distributional properties of financial ratios in annual reports of Greek listed companies pp. 166-183

- Anastasia G. Maggina
- Factors influencing FRS 114 segmental reporting: evidence from Malaysia pp. 184-198

- Mohammad Talha, Abdullah Sallehhuddin and Yaser Ahmad Fallatah
- Measurement of performance at institutions of higher learning: the balanced score card approach pp. 199-212

- Anbalagan Krishnan, Kwok Mow Chan, Jeya Chandra Malar Jayaprakash, Junaid M. Shaikh and Abu Hassan Bin Md Isa
- A 'macro' analysis of the use of XBRL pp. 213-223

- Aminah Abdullah, Iqbal Khadaroo and Junaid M. Shaikh
Volume 1, issue 1, 2008
- An examination of the types of cost system used to obtain product costs in British manufacturing industry pp. 6-17

- John A. Brierley, Christopher J. Cowton and Colin Drury
- Adoptability of Japanese management practices in Sri Lankan industry pp. 18-28

- Anura De Zoysa and Siriyama Kanthi Herath
- A citation analysis of the top-ranked management and financial accounting journals pp. 29-44

- Chee W. Chow, Kamal Haddad, Gangaram Singh and Anne Wu
- Avoiding losses and earnings decrease by Malaysian companies before and after major corporate governance initiatives pp. 45-63

- Mohammad Talha, Musthafa Mohamad and Abdullah Sallehhuddin
- Governance of the PRC Qingtongxia Aluminum Corporation pp. 64-74

- Jiexin Liu, Ehsan Feroz and Sungsoo Kim
- Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) accounting for decision analysis: a case in international financial statement analysis pp. 75-96

- Junaid M. Shaikh
- The consequences of information asymmetry, task and environmental uncertainty on budget participation: evidence from Malaysian managers pp. 97-114

- Yuserrie Zainuddin, Sofri Yahya, Noor Nasir Kader Ali and Abdalmunaem Saleh Abuenniran
- Relevance of intangible in the evaluation of firms: case of the French market pp. 115-125

- Wassim Jamoussi, Mohamed Aymen Baklouti and Habib Affes
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