Accounting Forum

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Carol Tilt

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Identifying the Sources of Gains From Takeovers pp. 319-343: S. Manson, Ronan Powell, A. W. Stark and H. M. Thomas
The Adoption of Environment‐related management accounting: an analysis of corporate environmental sensitivity pp. 344-365: Geoffrey R. Frost and Trevor D. Wilmshurst
Towards the Increased use of Action Research in Accounting Information Systems pp. 366-378: C. Richard Baker
Comment: ‘Action research’: mission impossible? Commentary on ‘Towards the increased use of action research in accounting information systems’ by C. Richard Baker pp. 379-390: Brendan Mcsweeney
An Empirical Model of the Information Systems Development Process: A Case Study of an Automotive Manufacturer pp. 391-406: Jim Hughes and Trevor Wood‐harper
Integrating the Accountant and the Information Systems Development Process pp. 407-421: Jesse F. Dillard
Information Systems Reliability Assurance: the Ingerent Difficulty in Structered Analysis of Dynamic Processes pp. 422-428: Steve G. Sutton
Index to Volume 24 2000 pp. 429-430: The Editors

The annual report: an exercise in ignorance? pp. 231-247: Linda Simpson
Expanding the future financial corporate reporting package pp. 248-263: John K Courtis
The performance measurement panacea pp. 264-277: Natalie Buckmaster
Investors’ perceptions of the relative importance of investment issue pp. 278-295: John Tippet
Environmental audits in local government: a useful means to progress in sustainable development pp. 296-318: Linda Lewis

Advanced management accounting techniques in manufacturing: utilization, benefits, and barriers to implementation pp. 131-150: Ralph Adler, André M. Everett and Marilyn Waldron
Environmental auditing: the audit theory gap pp. 151-169: Margaret Lightbody
Social and environmental accounting and student choice: an exploratory research note pp. 170-186: David Collison, Rob Gray, David Owen, Donald Sinclair and Lorna Stevenson
Accounting for macro‐social impacts: a new research agenda pp. 187-196: M.R. Mathews
The accounting craft and the environmental crisis: reconsidering environmental ethics pp. 197-222: Jane Andrew
Evidence and the public interest versus expediency: critical commentary on “Could corporate environmental reporting shadow financial reporting?” by Aris Solomon pp. 223-230: Brendan O'dwyer
Call For Papers pp. 231-231: The Editors

Social And Environmental Accounting: Trends And Directions For The Future pp. 1-4: David Owen and Glen Lehman
Ecological Modernization And The Limits Of Environmental Accounting? pp. 5-29: Jeff Everett and Dean Neu
Could Corporate Environmental Reporting Shadow Financial Reporting? pp. 30-55: Aris Solomon
Making Discrimination Visible: the Potential for Social Accounting pp. 56-79: Carol Adams and George Harte
Legitimacy Theory or Managerial Reality Construction? Corporate Social Disclosure in Marks and Spencer Plc Corporate Reports, 1969–1997 pp. 80-100: David J. Campbell
Firms' Disclosure Reactions to Major Social Incidents: Australian Evidence pp. 101-130: Craig Deegan, Michaela Rankin and Peter Voght

Accounting and Information Systems: Call For Papers pp. 325-326: Mike Metcalfe and Glen Lehman
The Effect of the Prospective Payment System on Rural Health Care pp. 327-358: Jesse F Dillard and Howard L Smith
Differential Reporting and the Effect on Loan Evaluations: An Experimental Study pp. 359-377: Pamela Kent and Lois Munro
The New Information Age and International Intellectual Property Law—Emerging and Recurring Issues for the Next Millennium pp. 378-407: Kyle B Usrey
Accounting for Forests in Social, Economic and Political Contexts pp. 408-440: K.f Herbohn and J.l Herbohn
Book Reviews pp. 441-444: The Editors
Index to Volume 23 1999 pp. 445-446: The Editors

Directions and Possible Futures pp. 207-207: The Editors
A review of materiality research pp. 209-239: Takiah Mohd Iskandar and Errol R Iselin
Information Processing Strategy During Analytical Procedures: Where and How Auditors Focus Their Attention pp. 241-273: Ed O’donnell and Mark Lehman
Investigating and Preventing Fraud Against Australian Businesses: Counting the Costs and Exploring The Strategies pp. 275-292: Rick Sarre and Brenton Fiedler
A Regional Study Of Listed Companies’ Compliance with International Accounting Standards pp. 293-305: Greg Tower, Phil Hancock and Ross H. Taplin
Harmonisation and Proposed Standard‐Setting Reforms pp. 307-316: Chris Warrell
Book Reviews pp. 317-323: The Editors

Changing public sector accountability: critiquing new directions pp. 109-135: Lee Parker and Graeme Gould
Environmental disclosure by Australian mining companies: environmental conscience or commercial reality? pp. 137-154: Carol A Tilt and Christopher F Symes
A generalized model of decision‐making processes for companies in financial distress pp. 155-174: Stewart A Leech, Nicole Clark and Philip A Collier
Recent trends in environment accounting: how green are your accounts? pp. 175-192: Fraser Bell and Glen Lehman
A comparison of the impact of franchising on return and risk for two Australian industries pp. 193-205: Rick Newby and Malcolm Smith

Introduction: Special Issue on International Audit Research pp. 1-1: Glen Lehman
Editorial: Contemporary Audit Controversies pp. 3-9: The Editors
Lobbying the Auditing Practices Board: Analysis of Responses to the Expanded Audit Report pp. 11-34: Stuart Manson and Mahbub Zaman
Resignation or Abdication—the Credibility of Auditor Resignation Statements pp. 35-57: John Dunn and Margaret Stewart
Reporting Accounting? pp. 59-92: Pam Edwards and Jean Shaoul
Auditors’ Reputation: an Analysis of Press Coverage in New Zealand pp. 93-108: K. A. Van peursem and A. Hauriasi