International Journal of Disclosure and Governance
2016 - 2026
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Volume 23, issue 3, 2026
- Corporate social responsibility and audit fees: the advisory and monitoring roles of board female directors pp. 625-646

- Redhwan Al-Dhamari, Radwan Alkebsee and Mohammad Abedalrahman Alhmood
- EU deforestation regulation and green disclosures: India’s evolving governance architecture pp. 647-662

- Ram Singh, Areej Aftab Siddiqui and Shalini Surendra Prasad
- Green innovation as a catalyst for tax avoidance: the influence of ESG reporting in MENA firms pp. 663-681

- Ahmad Ali Salem Bawaneh
- How does ESG performance affect bank performance? A comparative analysis of conventional and Islamic banks in GCC countries pp. 682-713

- Samir Srairi
- Exploring nonlinear dynamics and Granger causality in the relationship between CEO narcissism and voluntary CSR disclosure: the moderating roles of CEO duality and board independence pp. 714-732

- Mohammadtaghi Kabiri, Keramatollah Heydari Rostami and HamidReza Talaie
- Disclosure level of integrated reporting elements and its determinants: evidence from Indonesia pp. 733-752

- Malaika Mirpuri and Heny Kurniawati
- Disclosure under heightened legal accountability: evidence from the Sarbanes–Oxley act pp. 753-778

- Zhu Chen, Changjie Hu and Ming Liu
- Internal audit quality and fraud risk management: the role of independence, compliance, and competence across organizational types pp. 779-794

- Aria Farah Mita, Dyah Setyaningrum and Dini Rosdini
- Board dynamics and risk management: co-option and its influence on liquidity risk in Australia and New Zealand banks pp. 795-811

- Khalil ur Rahman, Mian Muhammad Atif and Akbar Azam
- Exploring mayors’ disclosure patterns on social media: evidence from Twitter (X) expressions pp. 812-832

- Huaxia Li, Xinxin Wang and Hussein Issa
- Internal corporate governance mechanisms and the disclosure of the sustainable development goals: a systematic review pp. 833-870

- Julia Mitsue Vieira Cruz Kumasaka, Tobias Coutinho Parente and Flavio Hourneaux Junior
- European cybersecurity disclosure practices: a textual analysis pp. 871-885

- Kevin Gauch, Laura Georg Schaffner, Elodie Behnam and Enrico Prinz
- Age divide, risk decides: CEO-chair age dissimilarity and D&O liability insurance pp. 886-906

- Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan and Qida Hu
- Accounting in the shadow of elections: how political uncertainty shapes managerial decisions pp. 907-935

- Hesham Yousef, Mahmoud Ahmed Gad and Mohammed Altantawy
- Environmental innovation disclosures- Understanding the role of board attributes and environmental teams pp. 936-953

- Vidya Mahadevan and Sowmya Subramaniam
- Public ownership and market transparency: decision analytics for information disclosure pp. 954-962

- Sadettin Haluk Çitçi and Erdem Çelik
- An examination of the auditing law proposal, suggesting a review instead of an audit for micro companies in Finland pp. 963-979

- Elina Haapamäki
- Corporate governance, cash flow, and investment–cash flow sensitivity: multi-country perspective pp. 980-1001

- Jawahar Kumar and Jitendra Mahakud
- Quality of sustainability reporting, corporate governance, and financial performance: evidence from Indian banking pp. 1002-1029

- Shubhangi Rajawat and Ritika Mahajan
- Demystifying ESG scoring: a new methodology for the iron and steel sector based on the sustainability reporting framework pp. 1030-1040

- Arindam Dutta and Manabendra Ghosh
Volume 23, issue 2, 2026
- Evidence of the impact of corporate governance on ESG disclosure in sub-Saharan Africa: the moderating role of ownership structure pp. 283-304

- Mutalib Anifowose
- Competent and Independent Auditors but Cannot Detect Fraud!! Do They Exercise Professional Skepticism? pp. 305-321

- Rasha Mohammad Nouraldeen
- How academic experienced CEOs influences payout policies in Chinese firms? pp. 322-347

- Muhammad Usman Arshad, Fahad Najeeb Khan, Zahid Bashir and Muskan ILyas
- The impact of mandatory IFRS adoption on earnings management and its implications for the cost of debt in emerging economies pp. 348-364

- Musah Mohammed Saeed
- The impact of implementing an internal control system on banking risk management during crises: a case study on banks operating in Palestine pp. 365-386

- Kayed M. Tanbour, Moufida Ben Saada and Abdul Naser I. Nour
- Nexus between corporate sustainability disclosures and tax avoidance: does gender quotas on board make any difference? pp. 387-401

- Md. Shamim Hossain, Chui Ching Ling, Nandana Wasantha Pathiranage and Chorng Yuan Fung
- ESG and human capital investment: a moderator effect based on product market competitiveness and corporate reputation in African companies pp. 402-435

- Hichem Dkhili
- Unlocking value: exploring the impact of ESG performance and board gender diversity on mitigating stock price crash risk pp. 436-457

- Mohamed Marie, Adel Elgharbawy and Rami Salem
- The association between corporate social responsibility disclosure and dividend policy: Insights from an emerging economy pp. 458-476

- Islam Abdeljawad, Duha Jamal Rabaia, Raed Abdelhaq and Ammar Salem
- Does statutory ESG disclosure stimulate managerial opportunism? Moderating role of board structures and audit committee in an emerging economy pp. 477-501

- Rajesh Desai
- Board composition, executive compensation, and capital structure: panel evidence from India pp. 502-518

- Mohit Pathak, Arti Chandani, Prashant Ubarhande and Sonali J. Bagade
- Are companies really awaking in ESG? Analyzing ESG disclosure toward corporate sustainability text data pp. 519-538

- Patcharawadee Ittipornpaisarn and Patipan Sae-Lim
- Big bath earnings management amid evolving climate regulations pp. 539-569

- Arash Ghorbani, Naser Makarem, Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei, Zabihollah Rezaee and Mohd Abass Bhat
- Developing materiality matrix and prioritisation of economic sustainability standards for manufacturing SMEs: An M-NGT and AHP approach pp. 570-589

- Manvendra Pratap Singh, Arpita Chakraborty and Deepak Ranjan
- Determinants of corporate anti-corruption information disclosure: an application to the Spanish case pp. 590-607

- Orencio Vázquez-Oteo, Marta de la Cuesta-González and Eva Pardo
- Development of a domain-specific dictionary for analysing management discussion and analysis (MD&A) reports: an Indian perspective pp. 608-622

- Aswini Kumar Bhuyan, Devesh Baid, Manit Mishra and Chandresh Baid
- Correction: Unlocking the potential of augmented intelligence: a discussion on its role in boardroom decision‑making pp. 623-623

- Manal Ahdadou, Abdellah Aajly and Mohamed Tahrouch
Volume 23, issue 1, 2026
- Corporate governance effectiveness and audit report lag during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from the Saudi stock market pp. 1-22

- Ameen Qasem
- Do investors value GCC firms’ social performance? pp. 23-35

- Mohammad I. Jizi and Mahmoud Arayssi
- Modern Slavery Disclosure Practices: A Systematic Literature Review Using Bibliometric and Thematic Content Analyses pp. 36-66

- Naduni Madhavika, Mansi Mansi, Rakesh Pandey and Balkrushna Potdar
- Product market power and audit report lag: evidence from China pp. 67-91

- Li Sun, JiaJia Zhong and Ahsan Habib
- How do stakeholders prioritize CSR initiatives? An assessment based on fuzzy AHP pp. 92-112

- Mithilesh Gidage and Shilpa Bhide
- Shari’ah supervisory board characteristics and market value in MENA Islamic banks gender diversity and independence do not matter pp. 113-125

- Houda Ben Said
- Foreign attributes and climate change disclosure pp. 126-137

- Doddy Setiawan, Isna Putri Rahmawati, Arif Santoso, Henry Nosih Saturwa and Fadillah Ahmad Fauzi Pratama
- Can employee disclosures of future business outlook predict the firm’s cessation as a going concern? pp. 138-155

- Xiaoyan Cheng and Ming Yuan
- A nexus between corporate governance and performance: evidence from the Indian insurance industry pp. 156-182

- Barkha Goyal and Rachita Gulati
- Integrated reporting quality and corporate tax avoidance: the moderating role of board gender diversity pp. 183-196

- Yosra Makni Fourati, Mouna ElAyeb and Mohamed Drira
- Gender diversity and disclosure: a meta-analysis pp. 197-211

- Yaseen AlJanadi
- Co-opted board and carbon emissions in Thailand pp. 212-223

- Muttanachai Suttipun, Pongsutti Phuensane and Ploypailin Kijkasiwat
- Beyond numbers: negative disclosure tone, bank risk, and ownership structure in Middle East and North African Banks pp. 224-239

- Mohamed Malek Belhoula, Naima Lassoued, Imen Khanchel and Dorsaf Ghraidi
- The relationships between corporate sustainability and market value: mediating role of revenue and moderating role of profitability pp. 240-266

- Muhammed Aslam Chelery Komath, Özlem Sayilir and Murat Doğan
- CEO characteristics and integrated reporting: insights from the banking sector of an emerging economy pp. 267-282

- Raihan Sobhan and Tasnim Homaira Tushi
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