International Journal of Accounting and Finance
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Volume 2, issue 3/4, 2010
- An analysis of UK firms' disclosures about derivatives usage in their corporate reports pp. 237-253

- Theresa Dunne, Christine Helliar and David Power
- Inflation and stock returns pp. 254-274

- Samih Antoine Azar
- Linear information dynamics parameters: market-wide vs. group-wide estimation pp. 275-297

- Walid Saleh
- An empirical study on the reliability and informativeness of accounting numbers: after enforcing the internal accounting control system in Korea pp. 298-330

- Sun-A Kang and Sun-Bin Chun
- An investigation of the views and perceptions of external users of corporate annual reports in emerging economies: the case of Egypt pp. 331-367

- Khaled Dahawy and Khaled Samaha
Volume 2, issue 2, 2010
- The effect of earnings characteristics on firms' discretionary disclosure decisions pp. 131-155

- William Wilcox, Kevin Thomas Berry, Yonpae Park and Mitchell Raiborn
- Cultural effects on accounting practices and investment decisions pp. 156-170

- Karen Moustafa Leonard, Michael Slaubaugh and Hwei Cheng Wang
- Financial reporting on the internet in the Middle East: the case of Jordanian industrial companies pp. 171-191

- Talal Al-Hayale
- Internal audit in the state and local governments of Malaysia: problems and solutions pp. 192-219

- Azham Md. Ali, Mohamad Hisyam Selamat, Juergen Dieter Gloeck and Lee Teck Heang
- Determination of capital structure in India: a partial adjustment approach pp. 220-235

- Jitendra Mahakud and Arun Kumar Misra
Volume 2, issue 1, 2010
- Short-term stock price momentum, long-term stock price reversal and the effect of information uncertainty pp. 1-48

- Walid Saleh and Orouba Al Sabbagh
- An empirical study of the financial information disseminated on the internet and the perceived usefulness for shareholders and regulators pp. 49-66

- Ramaiyer Subramanian and John B. Raja
- Constructing an FPMS in a medium-sized consulting company using a combination of an ERP system and Microsoft Excel pp. 67-83

- Anders Rom and Carsten Rohde
- Multinationals' income shifting decisions, taxes and intra-company transfers: empirically testing market valuation pp. 84-112

- Kingsley O. Olibe, Robert H. Strawser and William R. Strawser
- Internet Financial Reporting (IFR) in the GCC: extent and practices pp. 113-129

- Ehab K.A. Mohamed
Volume 1, issue 4, 2009
- Positive and negative earnings and their interaction with stock returns: empirical evidence from the emerging market of Greece pp. 357-374

- Panagiotis E. Dimitropoulos and Dimitrios Asteriou
- Do firms become more conservative after financial restatements? pp. 375-394

- Rongbing Huang, Zhaoyun Shangguan and Gopala Vasudevan
- Voluntary accounting disclosure and corporate governance: evidence from Greek listed firms pp. 395-414

- Apostolos K. Apostolou and Konstantinos A. Nanopoulos
- Banking concentration and the price-concentration relationship: the case of Brazil pp. 415-435

- Benjamin Tabak, Solange Guerra and Rodrigo Andrés Peñaloza
- The productivity of Omani banks: a data envelopment analysis approach pp. 436-466

- Said Gattoufi and Said Al-Hatmi
Volume 1, issue 3, 2009
- An empirical examination of both mediated and moderated effects on followers' commitment to change to the organisational BSC approach pp. 251-275

- Yi-Feng Yang and Majidul Islam
- Investigating the impact of four proxies of agency costs on dividend policy in the context of listed companies of small island economies: a case study of Mauritius pp. 276-301

- Pran Krishansing Boolaky
- Exploring the usefulness of comprehensive income: an empirical study pp. 302-322

- Yaser Ahmad Fallatah and Mohammad Talha
- Analysis of the fundamental factors affecting the market price of shares constituting the Indian index: a study of SENSEX pp. 323-355

- Niladri Das and J.K. Pattanayak
Volume 1, issue 2, 2008
- Determinant and incentive effect of employee stock bonus policy: evidence from Taiwan pp. 121-148

- Chia-Hui Chen and Lyuh-Yi Lin
- Islamic economics and finance: where do they stand? pp. 149-167

- Masudul Alam Choudhury
- Capital budgeting methods, management control systems and the R&D intensity of the firm pp. 168-192

- Hanna Silvola
- The sources and determinants of productivity growth in the Malaysian Islamic banking sector: a nonstochastic frontier approach pp. 193-215

- Fadzlan Sufian and Razali Haron
- Is debt governance structure relevant to firm operating performance in Egypt? A dynamic approach pp. 216-249

- Tarek Ibrahim Eldomiaty and Ehab K.A. Mohamed
Volume 1, issue 1, 2008
- Value drivers in Finnish family-owned firms: profitability, growth and risk pp. 1-41

- Erkki K. Laitinen
- Approaches to learning of Indonesian accounting students pp. 42-60

- Hadrian G. Djajadikerta, Hamfri Djajadikerta and Terri Trireksani
- Determinants and consequences of large CEO pay pp. 61-82

- Kiridaran Kanagaretnam, Gerald J. Lobo and Emad Mohammad
- Voluntary asset write-downs under SFAS 121: early adopters vis-a-vis late adopters pp. 83-106

- Sung S. Kwon, Sungsoo Kim and Brian Gaber
- Capital markets' reactions to social information announcements pp. 107-120

- Sepideh Parsa and Leo Xiaobing Deng