Journal of Management & Governance
1997 - 2026
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Volume 30, issue 2, 2026
- The value relevance of integrated reporting quality: the role of the legal environment pp. 397-428

- Silvia Panfilo, Luigi Vena, Salvatore Sciascia and Alessandro Cortesi
- Fintech development influences on corporate ESG performance: evidences from Southeast Asia pp. 429-466

- Anh Thi Xuan Tran and Tuan Minh Le
- Investors’ reactions to CSR reputation and disclosure assurance: an experimental analysis pp. 467-510

- Carolin A. Ernst, Jennifer Kunz, Thomas M. Fischer and Laura M. Ludwig
- Correction: Investors’ reactions to CSR reputation and disclosure assurance: an experimental analysis pp. 511-513

- Carolin A. Ernst, Jennifer Kunz, Thomas M. Fischer and Laura M. Ludwig
- Can “splitting” be deleterious? The impact of entrepreneurial team’s faultlines on stock price crash risk pp. 515-544

- Jiajun Zhu, Jing Gao and Yilin He
- Review of the IASB’s legitimacy based on Suchman’s typology pp. 545-567

- Shulin Chen
- Unlocking the path to creditworthiness: the nexus of national governance and credit ratings in emerging markets pp. 569-597

- Bruno Magri Magalhães Pinto, Vagner Antônio Marques, Leonardo Valter Bregonci and Patrícia Pain
- The moderating effect of board gender diversity in the relationship between firm performance and CEO compensation—evidence from an emerging economy pp. 599-635

- Sumon Kumar Das and Md Moazzem Hossain
- The inspirational value of whistleblowing in the organization: an attributional perspective pp. 637-673

- Shazia Rehman Khan
- The impact of sustainability reporting on firm value, financial performance, and Risk: An empirical study of Vietnam’s listed companies pp. 675-718

- Huu Cuong Nguyen and Hien Khanh Duong
- Do sell-side analysts’ recommendations consider business strategy in their evaluation? What is the role of corporate governance? pp. 719-745

- Abdulsamad Alazzani
- Errors and misbehaviors in banking and finance: a systematic literature review and an integrative framework pp. 747-772

- Alessandro Carretta, Lucrezia Fattobene, Elvira Anna Graziano and Paola Schwizer
Volume 30, issue 1, 2026
- Institutional context matters: identifying the ‘right’ setting is the first empirical choice pp. 1-10

- Andrea Melis
- Founder-CEO resistance and ambition: An empirical analysis of firm survival in Japanese junior stock markets pp. 11-56

- Yuji Honjo, Yuya Ikeda and Koki Kurihara
- Is commitment to the status quo really bad news? The case of former CEOs staying on as board chairs in Germany pp. 57-92

- Reynaldo Valle Thiele, Holger Lüdeke and Annette Biedermann
- Corporate governance mechanisms in the banking industry: is there any interplay between ownership concentration and market competition? pp. 93-154

- Miroslav Mateev and Ahmad Sahyouni
- A size-based contingency approach to family firms’ performance: the role of family power pp. 155-190

- Ilaria Galavotti, Carlotta D’Este and Daniele Cerrato
- Directors’ and officers’ liability insurance and the shareholder value of strategic alliance announcement in Taiwan pp. 191-224

- Min- der Hsieh, Lon-Fon Shieh, Dun-Yao Ke and Thi Bao Ngoc Nguyen
- What comes first? The chicken–egg relationship between integrated thinking and reporting pp. 225-260

- Irma Malafronte and John Pereira
- Carbon risk and cost of equity: the role of country-level governance pp. 261-303

- Eltayyeb Al-Fakir AI Rabab’a, Syed Shams and Afzalur Rashid
- Talking out loud on sustainable development goals (SDGs): what is the role of sustainability performance and national culture within CEO-speak? pp. 305-335

- Benedetta Valeria Cannizzaro, Rodolfo Damiano and Marcantonio Ruisi
- Business executives’ service on UK government boards and firm performance does “insiderness” matter? pp. 337-359

- Rhys Andrews and Kevin Fahey
- Can CEOs’ characteristics influence CSR engagement in emerging economies: evidence from India pp. 361-396

- Sujata Banerjee and Alessandro Zattoni
Volume 29, issue 4, 2025
- Corporate governance dynamics and management control systems innovations pp. 937-944

- Antonio Leotta, Cristiana Cattaneo and Francesca Maria Cesaroni
- The impact of institutional and managerial ownership on the pay-performance relationship: Evidence from JSE-listed firms pp. 945-975

- George Nel, Moses Jachi and Henriette Scholtz
- The effects of family entrenchment and board independence on CEO turnover pp. 977-1005

- Claudia Frisenna and Davide Rizzotti
- Evaluating control systems to prevent corporate crimes: An analysis within the Italian football context pp. 1007-1044

- Roberto Aprile, Daniele Gervasio and Andrea Pulcini
- The institutionalisation of a new management control system: a focus on situated rationality pp. 1045-1082

- Federica Palazzi, Annalisa Sentuti and Francesca Sgrò
- The entangled relationships between accounting information systems innovations and corporate governance dynamics: a performative perspective pp. 1083-1113

- Carmela Rizza and Daniela Ruggeri
- The bright side of local CEO on environmental investment: evidence from China pp. 1115-1147

- Xie Qiaoxin, Wu Chan Jun and Yu Zhang
- Diversity at the top: leveraging language for inclusion pp. 1149-1177

- Mariasole Bannò, Andrea Franzoni, Chiara Leggerini and Martina Rosola
- Mindflow beyond the crisis: the mediating role of psychological capital and coping competence between mindfulness and flow during COVID-19 pp. 1179-1201

- Nargess Rahnama, Gholamreza Malekzadeh and Mohammad Moshtari
- Social learning theory outcomes and organizational performance: evidence from Ghana telecom firms pp. 1203-1230

- Edna Naa Amerley Okorley, John Victor Mensah and Aborampah Amoah-Mensah
Volume 29, issue 3, 2025
- Sex-based misconduct, media exposure, and gender diversity: evidence from the US information technology boards of directors pp. 603-633

- Nahid Aslanbeigui, Katerine Ramirez and Jordan Petchel
- Detecting the key role of the family in explaining corporate heritage use in family firms pp. 635-667

- Giorgia Maria D’Allura, Fabio Quarato, Giovanni Battista Dagnino and Elisabetta Merlo
- Does corporate governance performance affect the firm’s operational liquidity? A study of S&P, BSE 500 firms pp. 669-697

- Ajaz Ul Islam
- Financial investment by non-financial firms: does it affect audit quality? pp. 699-733

- Litan Wang, Kefei You and Hui Chen
- Exploring decision-making: experimental observations on project selection and the impact of justification pressure pp. 735-775

- Christian Lukas, Max-Frederik Neubert and Jens Robert Schöndube
- Managerial implications of blockchains in the public sector: elements for the development of a conceptual framework for innovation pp. 777-813

- Fabio Matteis, Mario Angelelli, Fabrizio Striani and Angelo Corallo
- Perceptions of fairness, inclusion and safety: the differential impact of contrasting experiences on academics and professional services staff pp. 815-847

- Mariana Pinho and Belinda Colston
- Corporate litigation and CEO accountability: evidence from China pp. 849-889

- Xiaojing Zheng and Xiaotian Lei
- Exploring innovation across organizations: the role of contracts and management controls pp. 891-930

- Ariela Caglio, Mario Daniele and Angelo Ditillo
- Thomas Clarke, Wafa Khlif, and Coral Ingley (eds): Elgar encyclopedia of corporate governance Edward Elgar publishing, 2024 pp. 931-935

- Laura F. Spira
Volume 29, issue 2, 2025
- Special issue on governance and accounting regulation pp. 277-280

- Roberto Di Pietra, Araceli Mora and Ivana Raonic
- How do global crises impact accounting regulation? 2008 financial crisis and COVID-19 in the EU IFRS regulatory space pp. 281-317

- Alberto Quagli, Paola Ramassa and Marco Venuti
- Hedge accounting usage and capital investment: European evidence under IFRS requirements pp. 319-353

- Alessandra Allini, Marco Maffei, Rosalinda Santonastaso and Flavio Spagnuolo
- Investors’ reaction to banning IFRS use by domestic firms in alternative market pp. 355-408

- Anna Białek-Jaworska and Paulina Szymanek
- Real effects of investment tax incentives: evidence from Italian private firms pp. 409-451

- Luca Menicacci
- Independent minority directors against self-serving and manipulative practices in non- financial reporting pp. 453-501

- F. Cappellieri, R. Vinciguerra, A. Ricciardi and M. Pizzo
- Traditional agencies on bridges: How is digital transformation changing business models? pp. 503-541

- Federica Ceccotti, Maria Vernuccio, Alberto Mattiacci and Alberto Pastore
- The impact of corporate governance and ownership structure on the capital structure decisions of Saudi listed firms pp. 543-572

- Helmi A. Boshnak
- Boardroom balance: exploring the non-linear impact of female board representation on anti-corruption disclosures in UK firms pp. 573-602

- Jihad Al-Okaily and Salma Naueihed
Volume 29, issue 1, 2025
- Beyond methodological monism: embracing pluralism in governance research pp. 1-9

- Andrea Melis
- Do boards effectively link firm objectives to CEO bonus performance measures? pp. 11-38

- Orla Lenihan and Niamh M. Brennan
- The influence of an ownership strategy on board dynamics pp. 39-67

- Gudrun Erla Jonsdottir, Audur Arna Arnardottir, Throstur Olaf Sigurjonsson and Thomas Poulsen
- Comparative analysis of environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings: do sectors and regions differ? pp. 69-109

- Rekha Pillai, Md. Aminul Islam, S. Sreejith and Husam Aldin Al-Malkawi
- Alternative finance in bank-firm relationship: how does board structure affect the cost of debt? pp. 111-143

- Egidio Palmieri, Enrico F. Geretto, Maurizio Polato and Stefano Miani
- The impact of executive cognitive characteristics on a firm’s ESG performance: an institutional theory perspective pp. 145-173

- Manzhi Liu, Jia Lu, Qiyao Liu, Hui Wang, Yaxin Yang and Shuting Fang
- CEO bias and the degree of industry competition pp. 175-191

- Victor J. Tremblay
- Can nudging with descriptive norms help internal auditors stop runaway information systems projects? pp. 193-230

- Arno L. P. Nuijten, Violeta Verbraak-Kolevska and Mark Keil
- Financial accounting in family business: a systematic literature review and future research agenda pp. 231-275

- Maria Angela Manzi, Antonio Netti, Christian Favino and Fabrizia Sarto
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