Accounting and Business Research

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vivien Beattie

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Forthcoming Article pp. i-i: The Editors
The determinants of audit fees—evidence from the voluntary sector pp. 243-274: Vivien Beattie, Alan Goodacre, Ken Pratt and Joanna Stevenson
The management of strategic exchange risk: evidence from corporate practices pp. 275-290: Alpa Dhanani and Roger Groves
The characteristics of firms subject to adverse rulings by the Financial Reporting Review Panel pp. 291-311: K. Peasnell, P. Pope and S. Young
Book review pp. 313-314: D. Citron
CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 315-315: The Editors
CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT FINANCIAL REPORTING AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATION pp. 316-316: The Editors
Accounting, Business & Financial History Conference 17–18 September 2002 pp. 317-317: The Editors

Forthcoming Article pp. i-i: The Editors
The effect of a potential borrower's reporting reputation and financial condition on commercial loan officers' estimates of forecast bias and subsequent loan recommendations pp. 163-174: Richard Houston and Michael Peters
Information content of earnings in an unregulated market: the co-operative cotton mills of Lancashire, 1880–1900 pp. 175-190: J. Toms
Reverse stock splits and earnings performance pp. 191-202: Nikos Vafeas
Mathews, Gynther and Chambers: three pioneering Australian theorists pp. 203-233: Geoffrey Whittington and Stephen Zeff
Book reviews pp. 235-237: Harold Bierman and Janette Rutterford
CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 238-238: The Editors

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
The true and fair view requirement in recent national implementations pp. 83-90: Sally Aisbitt and Christopher Nobes
Accounting information and analyst stock recommendation decisions: a content analysis approach pp. 91-101: Gaétan Breton and Richard Taffler
Corporate environments and international transfer pricing: an empirical study of China in a developing economy framework pp. 103-118: K. Chan and Lynne Chow
The effect of sequential information releases on trading volume and price behaviour pp. 119-132: Yi-Mien Lin and Taychang Wang
Factors associated with auditor changes: a Singapore study pp. 133-144: E-Sah Woo and Hian Koh
The over-riding importance of internationalism: a reply to Nobes pp. 145-149: David Alexander
Book reviews pp. 151-155: T. Lee, Michael Mumford and Stephen Zeff
CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 156-156: The Editors

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
Models of the reporting entity and accounting for equity-based consideration pp. 3-17: John Forker
The use of biodata in the pre-selection of fully-accredited graduates for chartered accountancy training places in Scotland pp. 19-35: Elizabeth Gammie
Budget emphasis, participation, task difficulty and performance: the effect of diversity within culture pp. 37-55: Chong Lau and Christen Buckland
Disclosure of proprietary information in the course of an acquisition pp. 57-69: Alfred Wagenhofer
The golden age of Raymond John Chambers, professional accountant and university educator 1917 to 1999: a memorial pp. 71-74: T. Lee
CALL FOR PAPERS: INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING HISTORY pp. 75-75: The Editors
FINANCIAL REPORTING AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH UNIT pp. 76-76: The Editors

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
The investment opportunity set and the voluntary use of outside directors: New Zealand evidence pp. 263-273: Md Saddam Hossain, S. Cahan and M. Adams
Performance measurement and the use of league tables: some experimental evidence of dysfunctional consequences pp. 275-286: Kevin Keasey, Philip Moon and Darren Duxbury
Incentives and disincentives for voluntary disclosure by pension funds: international evidence pp. 287-298: Paul Klumpes
FRS3 earnings, Headline earnings, and accounting-based valuation models pp. 299-306: Stephen Lin and Martin Walker
Is true and fair of over-riding importance?: a comment on Alexander's benchmark pp. 307-312: Christopher Nobes
Detecting earnings management using cross-sectional abnormal accruals models pp. 313-326: K. Peasnell, P. Pope and S. Young

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
An empirical examination of forecast disclosure by bidding companies pp. 175-194: Niamh Brennan
Cost accounting in the shipbuilding, engineering and metals industries of the West of Scotland, ‘The Workshop of the Empire’, cl900–1960 pp. 195-211: A. Fleming, S. McKinstry and K. Wallace
Accounting for goodwill: an examination of factors influencing management preferences pp. 213-225: Pelham Gore, Fauziah Taib and Paul Taylor
Motives underlying the method of payment by UK acquirers: the influence of goodwill pp. 227-240: Alan Gregory
Timeliness of corporate financial reporting in emerging capital markets: empirical evidence from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange pp. 241-254: Stephen Owusu-Ansah
Book Reviews pp. 255-257: Martin Conyon and Steven Young
ANNOUNCEMENT pp. 258-258: The Editors
CALL FOR PAPERS pp. 259-259: The Editors

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
FRS3 and analysts' use of earnings pp. 95-109: Richard Barker
Simultaneous determination of UK analyst following and institutional ownership pp. 111-124: Simon Hussain
An empirical evaluation of the interpersonal and organisational correlates of professionalism in internal auditing pp. 125-136: Timothy Fogarty and Lawrence Kalbers
Just-in-time manufacturing, management accounting systems and profitability pp. 137-151: Lokman Mia
Consolidation principles and practices for the UK government sector pp. 153-167: David Heald and George Georgiou
Book Reviews pp. 169-172: David Ashton, Margaret Woods and Pelham Gore

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
The relative forecast accuracy of UK brokers pp. 3-16: John Capstaff, Krishna Paudyal and William Rees
Determinants of audit report lag: further evidence from Hong Kong pp. 17-28: Bikki Jaggi and Judy Tsui
Financial covenants and related contracting processes in the Australian private debt market: an experimental study pp. 29-42: Paul Mather
An examination of the information content of Danish earnings and cash flows pp. 43-55: Thomas Plenborg
The relevance of owner-manager signals and risk proxies to the pricing of bank loans pp. 57-72: Greg Shailer
Cost accounting in small and medium sized Japanese companies: an exploratory study pp. 73-86: Trevor Hopper, Tsutomu Koga and Jitsuo Goto
Book Reviews pp. 87-88: Salvador Carmona