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Volume 47, issue 4, 2023
- “Come play with us!” A grassroots research agenda for accounting and the circular economy pp. 497-524

- Diane-Laure Arjaliès, Michelle Rodrigue and Andrea M. Romi
- Making up circular consumers: young adults’ personal accounting and counter earmarking within a circular deposit-refund scheme pp. 525-552

- Sabina Du Rietz
- Resource accounting for a circular economy: evidence from a digitalised waste management system pp. 553-582

- Sveinung Jørgensen, Lars Jacob Tynes Pedersen and Siv Skard
- Accounting for a forest-based circular economy in an Alpine collective ownership pp. 583-613

- Ericka Costa, Armin Kratzer, Caterina Pesci and Iris Burgia
- The heart and soil of value-based business: emerging circular business network and vernacular accountings pp. 614-645

- Timo Heikkilä
- Circular economy to the rescue? The U.S. corporate disclosure response to the plastic crisis pp. 646-666

- Wioleta Olczak, Dennis M. Patten and Hyemi Shin
Volume 47, issue 3, 2023
- A systematic literature review of Indigenous Peoples and accounting research: critical Indigenous theory as a step toward relationship and reconciliation pp. 307-332

- Merridee Bujaki, Camillo Lento, Irfan Butt, Nathaniel Anderson and Cheryl Ogima
- Accounting and the COVID-19 pandemic two years on: insights, gaps, and an agenda for future research pp. 333-364

- Leonardo Rinaldi
- Social and environmental accounting research in vulnerable and exploitable less-developed countries: a theoretical extension pp. 365-389

- Aminu Hassan
- Social media dissemination of counter accounts and stakeholder support – evidence from greenpeace’s “Save the Arctic” campaign on Facebook pp. 390-415

- Chaoyuan She
- On the use of framing strategies by the Big Four accounting firms: bringing sustainability risks into the mainstream pp. 416-440

- Michelle Rodrigue, Dominique Diouf and Yves Gendron
- The continuous translation of the idea of integrated reporting (IR): the travel of IR to a public sector entity pp. 441-469

- Amanda Sonnerfeldt and Caroline Aggestam Pontoppidan
- The rise and fall of institutional entrepreneurship in Islamic financial reporting standardisation projects pp. 470-495

- Ahmad Abras and Muhammad Al Mahameed
Volume 47, issue 2, 2023
- The multiverse of non-financial reporting regulation pp. 147-165

- Diogenis Baboukardos, Silvia Gaia, Philippe Lassou and Teerooven Soobaroyen
- The effect of the EU’s directive on non-financial disclosures of the oil and gas industry pp. 166-197

- Mona Al-Dosari, Ana Marques and Jenny Fairbrass
- Mandatory non-financial disclosure: is everybody on the same page about business model reporting? pp. 198-222

- Laura Bini, Stefan Schaper, Lorenzo Simoni, Francesco Giunta and Christian Nielsen
- Non-financial reporting in non-profit organisations: the case of risk and governance disclosures in UK higher education institutions pp. 223-248

- Mohamed H. Elmagrhi and Collins Ntim
- Mandatory greenhouse gas emissions reporting and firm environmental litigation risk pp. 249-277

- Chen Huang, Victoria Patsika, Androniki Triantafylli and Yu Zhang
- The role of the EU non-financial reporting directive and employee representation in employee-related disclosures pp. 278-306

- Niuosha Samani, Conny Overland and Svetlana Sabelfeld
Volume 47, issue 1, 2023
- “Uncomfortable territory”: personal and organisational values in the tax profession pp. 1-23

- Sheila Killian, Veronica O’Regan and Philip O’Regan
- Auditors’ application of materiality: insight from the UK pp. 24-46

- Reiner Quick, Mahbub Zaman and Gihani Mandalawattha
- Are ex-military executives trustworthy? Evidence from audit fees pp. 47-72

- Xiaofeng Quan, Yun Ke, Linlin Zhang and Jinkang Zhang
- Corporate governance regulation: a practice theory perspective pp. 73-98

- Franklin Nakpodia, Emmanuel Adegbite and Folajimi Ashiru
- Enrolment motivation of accounting doctoral students: professionally qualified and non-professionally qualified accountants pp. 99-122

- Anne Marie Ward, Niamh M. Brennan and Judith Wylie
- Defined benefit pension de-risking strategy: determinants of pension buy-ins pp. 123-145

- Zezeng Li and Christopher J. Cowton
Volume 46, issue 4, 2022
- Family ownership, family identity of CEO, and accounting conservatism: evidence from Taiwan pp. 315-343

- Hwa-Hsien Hsu, Shou-Min Tsao and Che-Hung Lin
- Web-based sustainability reporting by family companies: the role of the richest European families pp. 344-368

- Marta Palma, Isabel Costa Lourenço and Manuel Branco
- Do CEO social connections promote corporate malpractices? Evidence from classification shifting pp. 369-393

- Kamran Malikov and Silvia Gaia
- An examination of comment letters concerning an increase in audit exemption thresholds. Evidence from Finland pp. 394-420

- Elina Haapamäki
Volume 46, issue 3, 2022
- Fair value accounting: epistemic commitment and resistance pp. 215-240

- Warren Maroun and Wayne van Zijl
- Is auditors’ professional scepticism a “double-edged sword”? pp. 241-263

- Yan Sun, Wancong Jia and Suyi Liu
- The audit expectation gap and strengthened independence standards in the European Union: measuring the effects of the new EU Directive pp. 264-286

- Begoña García-Hernández, Antonio Duréndez and Alfonso A. Rojo-Ramírez
- Diffusion of the Balanced Scorecard: motives for adoption, design choices, organisational fit, and consequences pp. 287-313

- Rainer Lueg and Ana Luisa Carvalho e Silva
Volume 46, issue 2, 2022
- Assurance of environmental, social and governance disclosures in a developing country: perspectives of regulators and quasi-regulators pp. 109-133

- Samuel Nana Yaw Simpson, Francis Aboagye-Otchere and Rhoda Ahadzie
- Migration and the neoliberal state: accounting ethics in the Italian response to the refugee crisis pp. 134-159

- Daniela Pianezzi, Lino Cinquini, Giuseppe Grossi and Massimo Sargiacomo
- Ownership structure and political spending disclosure pp. 160-190

- Hesham Ali, Emmanuel Adegbite and Tam Huy Nguyen
- Social capital and earnings management in small and medium firms pp. 191-214

- Juan Pedro Sánchez-Ballesta and José Yagüe
Volume 46, issue 1, 2022
- Effectiveness of value congruent disclosures and firm credibility in mitigating legitimacy threats pp. 1-29

- J. Jamie O’Neill, Krista Bondy and Haiming Hang
- Moral versus pragmatic legitimacy and corporate anti-bribery disclosure: evidence from Australia pp. 30-56

- Muhammad Azizul Islam, Barry J. Cooper, Shamima Haque and Michael John Jones
- Implementation of the international public sector accounting standards in Europe. Variations on a global theme pp. 57-82

- Tobias Polzer, Giuseppe Grossi and Christoph Reichard
- Transfer pricing: changing views in changing times pp. 83-107

- Helen Rogers and Lynne Oats
Volume 45, issue 4, 2021
- Contemporary accounting developments in China pp. 333-337

- Charles H. Cho, Zhongwei Huang, Donghui Li and Grantley Taylor
- Corporate value added tax avoidance pp. 338-362

- Junsheng Zhang, Zheng Huo, Yamin Zeng, Xiaojian Tang and Oliver M. Rui
- Customer and tax behaviour: how customer concentration affect suppliers’ tax avoidance pp. 363-388

- Jinghua Wang and Ning Mao
- Other comprehensive income reporting and earnings management: evidence from China pp. 389-410

- Yan Wang, Zhuqian He, Yuan George Shan and Xiaoying Liu
- The impact of disclosure quality on analyst forecasts in China pp. 411-434

- Shaorou Hu, Ming Liu, Byungcherl Charlie Sohn and Desmond C. Y. Yuen
- The relationships of personal, social and demographic factors on Chinese auditors’ intentions to accept unethical engagements pp. 435-459

- Ruchuan Jiang, Ying Han Fan, Glennda Scully and Xinxin Jing
Volume 45, issue 3, 2021
- Opening accounting: a Manifesto pp. 227-246

- Chandana Alawattage, Diane-Laure Arjaliès, Mereana Barrett, Julie Bernard, Silvia Pereira de Castro Casa Nova, Charles H. Cho, Christine Cooper, Mercy Denedo, Caecilia Drujon D’Astros, Russell Evans, Amanze Ejiogu, Lex Frieden, Alessandro Ghio, Nicholas McGuigan, Yi Luo, Erica Pimentel, Lisa Powell, Paula Andrea Navarro Pérez, Paolo Quattrone, Andrea M. Romi, Stewart Smyth, Joanne Sopt and Matthew Sorola
- Sustainability certification as marketisation: Rainforest Alliance in the Sri Lankan tea production industry pp. 247-272

- Amila Munasinghe, Thomas Cuckston and Nick Rowbottom
- Female directors on audit committees, the gender of financial experts, and internal control weaknesses: evidence from Iran pp. 273-306

- Javad Oradi and Sahar E-Vahdati
- I.P.O. determinants of delisting risk: Lessons from the Athens Stock Exchange pp. 307-331

- Michalis Makrominas and Yiannis Yiannoulis
Volume 45, issue 2, 2021
- Editorial pp. 117-117

- Charles H. Cho, Sumit K. Lodhia, Giovanna Michelon and Carol A. Tilt
- Corporate climate change disclosure during the Trump administration: evidence from standalone CSR reports pp. 118-141

- Carla Antonini, Wioleta Olczak and Dennis M. Patten
- Donors’ perceptions of financial disclosures and links to donation intentions pp. 142-170

- Ushi Ghoorah, A K M Mominul Haque Talukder and Aila Khan
- Can audit effort (hours) reduce a firm’s cost of capital? Evidence from South Korea pp. 171-199

- Dafydd Mali and Hyoung-joo Lim
- Corporate political strategy: the roles of management accounting in relational work pp. 200-226

- Claudio de Araujo Wanderley, John Cullen and Mathew Tsamenyi
Volume 45, issue 1, 2021
- Heterogeneity in CSR activities: is CSR investment monotonically associated with earnings quality? pp. 1-29

- Haozhe (Michael) Song and Gunnar Rimmel
- Stakeholder pressure, eco-control systems, and firms’ performance: empirical evidence from UK manufacturers pp. 30-57

- Ahmed Abdel-Maksoud, Mirna Jabbour and Magdy Abdel-Kader
- Does size matter? Non-market social and political engagement by accounting firms in the #Brexit discourse on Twitter pp. 58-84

- Theo Lynn, Pierangelo Rosati and Brid Murphy
- Time to clean up environmental liabilities reporting: disclosures, media exposure and market implications pp. 85-116

- Mari Paananen, Emmeli Runesson and Niuosha Samani
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