Accounting Forum

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2003

Globalisation and its Discontents: A Concern about Growth and Globalization pp. 359-364

Christine Cooper, Dean Neu and Glen Lehman

The Role of Offshore Financial Centres in Globalization pp. 365-399

Prem Sikka

Globalization and Its New Spaces for (Alternative) Accounting Research pp. 400-424

Jeffery Everett

Enhancing Organizational Global Hegemony with Narrative Accounting Disclosures: An Early Example pp. 425-448

Jeffrey Unerman

Accounting for Globalization pp. 449-471

Cameron Graham and Dean Neu

Volume 27, issue 3, 2003

The Evil That Men Do Lives After Them pp. 247-250

Gaffikin Michael

Modern accounting scholarship: the imperative of positive economic science pp. 251-269

Paul F. Williams

Financial reporting in the 1930s in the United States preserving the status quo pp. 270-290

Barbara D. Merino

The a priori wars: The modernisation of accounting thought pp. 291-311

Michael J. R. Gaffikin

The effects of fraud risk assessments and a risk analysis decision aid on auditors’ evaluation of evidence and judgment pp. 312-338

Anna M. Rose and Jacob M. Rose

An ‘Austrian’ perspective on commercial accounting practices in the public sector pp. 339-358

Odd J. Stalebrink and John F. Sacco

Volume 27, issue 2, 2003

Trust me! A personal account of confidentiality issues in an organisational research project pp. 111-131

Helen Irvine

Internet reporting: Current trends and trends by 2010 pp. 132-165

Michael John Jones and Jason Zezhong Xiao

The role of academic research in policy debates: a 1990 survey of student responses to the 150‐hour rule pp. 166-184

David J. Karmon and Dwight M. Owsen

The hidden public pension obligations in six European states: a generational accounting perspective pp. 185-200

Paul J.m. Klumpes

Resisting the auditing industry: the case of the Sound Diffusion Action Group pp. 201-223

Prem Sikka

The relevance of theories of political economy to the understanding of financial reporting in South Africa: the case of value added statements pp. 224-245

Chris Van staden

Volume 27, issue 1, 2003

Foreword to Special Issue pp. 1-3

Michael Jones and Howard Mellett

Disclosure and choice of accounting policies: The case of cross–border mergers pp. 4-27

Sally Aisbitt

The choice of discount rate for external reporting purposes: Considerations for standard setting pp. 28-59

Leonard Eckel, Steve Fortin and Kathryn Fisher

From the theory of financial intermediation to segment reporting: The case of German banks pp. 60-83

Susanne Homölle

How culture affects the use of information technology pp. 84-109

Sharon K. Johns, L. Murphy smith and Carolyn A. Strand

Volume 26, issue 3-4, 2002

Global Accountability and Sustainability: Research Prospects pp. 219-232

Glen Lehman

Conjectures on accounting education in Tasmania, 1803 to 1833: the convict, the classicist and the cleric pp. 233-244

Russell Craig

Accounting for Public Private Partnerships pp. 245-270

Darrin Grimsey and Mervyn K. Lewis

‘Facilitating’ globalization processes: Financial technologies and the World Bank pp. 271-290

Dean Neu, Elizabeth Ocampo gomez, Omar García Ponce de león and Margarita Flores zepeda

The Global Audit pp. 291-319

Cheryl R. Lehman and Fahrettin Okcabol

Early employment problems of Australian accounting graduates: An exploratory study pp. 320-339

John K. Courtis and Omar Abdullah Zaid

Volume 26, issue 2, 2002

The politics of restructuring the standard setting bodies: the case of the UK’s auditing practices board pp. 97-125

Prem Sikka

Investigating standard setting: accounting for the United Kingdom’s private finance initiative pp. 126-151

Ron Hodges and Howard Mellett

Media exposure, public policy pressure, and environmental disclosure: an examination of the impact of tri data availability pp. 152-171

Dennis M. Patten

Disclosure (discernibility) and compliance of accounting policies: Asia–Pacific evidence pp. 172-190

Ross Taplin, Greg Tower and Phil Hancock

Management information for ecologically—oriented decision–making. A case study of the introduction of co–generation in eleven spanish companies pp. 191-218

Susana Gago

Volume 26, issue 1, 2002

Rites of passage and the self‐immolation of academic accounting labour: an essay exploring exclusivity versus mutuality in accounting scholarship pp. 1-30

Rob Gray, James Guthrie and Lee Parker

Stakeholders' perceptions of organizational decline pp. 31-44

Ralph W. Adler and Kate Chaston

Problematising the construction of journal quality: an engagement with the mainstream pp. 45-71

Joanne Locke and Alan Lowe

The construction of journal quality: no engagement detected pp. 72-86

Markus J. Milne

Angst and hubris but no critique detected pp. 87-95

Alan Lowe and Joanne Locke

Volume 25, issue 4, 2001

Banal Accounts: Subaltern Voices pp. 319-333

Dean Neu

Economic Recession, Corporate Distress and Income Increasing Accounting Policy Choice pp. 334-352

Malcolm Smith, Jo‐anne Kestel and Peter Robinson

An Empirical Study of Bank Loan Officers’ Functional Fixation on Agricultural Co‐operatives and their Reported Earnings pp. 353-379

Desley Sands and Pak Auyeung

Whither (or Wither) Accounting Education in the New Millennium pp. 380-394

M.R. Mathews

What is the Real Problem Whither (or Wither) Accounting Education in the New Millennium? pp. 395-397

Jesse F. Dillard

The Education of Accountants—A Comment pp. 398-401

Scott Henderson

Whether there is an Accounting Profession? A Commentary on “Whither (or Wither) Accounting Education in the New Millennium” by M.R. Mathews pp. 402-404

C. Richard Baker

Index to Volume 25, 2001 pp. 405-406

The Editors

Volume 25, issue 3, 2001

Accounting Millennium Themes: Toward Accounting in a Steady‐State pp. 211-213

Glen Lehman

From Women's Liberation to Feminism: Reflections in Accounting Academia pp. 214-245

Christine Cooper

Narratives and Numbers: From Acontextual to Contextualized Financial Analysis pp. 246-263

Brendan Mcsweeney

Questioning the Role of Stakeholder Engagement in Social and Ethical Accounting, Auditing and Reporting pp. 264-282

David L. Owen, Tracey Swift and Karen Hunt

Discovering its Own Relevance? Reflections on the ‘New’ Management Accounting in the Public Sector pp. 283-299

Amanda Ball

Reducing the Risk of Corporate Irresponsibility: The Trend to Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 300-317

Rick Sarre, Meredith Doig and Brenton Fiedler

Volume 25, issue 2, 2001

Islam and accounting pp. 103-127

Mervyn K. Lewis

Sustainable development: a review of the international development, business and accounting literature pp. 128-157

Jan Bebbington

Resource consents — intangible fixed assets? pp. 158-173

Lin Tozer and Lindsay Hawkes

A single statement of financial performance: its time has come pp. 174-188

Robert Beale and Howard Davey

Public sector accounting and financial management in a developing country organisational context: a three‐dimensional view pp. 189-210

Abu Shiraz Rahaman and Stewart Lawrence

Volume 25, issue 1, 2001

Accounting research prospects pp. 1-6

The Editors

The corporate memory structure of expert portfolio managers: a multi‐trial free recall study pp. 7-30

Neil J. Cocks, Errol R. Iselin and Divesh S. Sharma

“Action at a distance”: accounting inscriptions and the reporting of episodes of clinical care pp. 31-55

Alan Lowe

An investigation into fraud prevention and detection of small businesses in the United States: responsibilities of auditors, managers, and business owners pp. 56-78

Gary G Johnson and Charryl L. Rudesill

Cultural relativity and accounting for sustainability: a research note pp. 79-88

M.R. Mathews and M.A. Reynolds

An investigation of pricing behavior in the municipal audit market pp. 89-101

Lynn A. Johnson