Accounting and Business Research

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Vivien Beattie

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Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
Index to Volume 27—1996/97 pp. 1-3: The Editors
Professor Peter Brownell pp. 267-267: Alan Dunk, Ken Peasnell, Mahmoud Ezzamel and Peter Moizer
Strategic Choices, Environmental Uncertainty and SBU Performance: A Note on the Intervening Role of Management Accounting Systems pp. 268-276: Vincent Chong and Kar Chong
Loan Covenants and Relationship Banking in MBOs pp. 277-294: David Citron, Ken Robbie and Mike Wright
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS RESEARCH CONFERENCE pp. 295-295: The Editors
The Effects of Outside Directors and Board Shareholdings on the Relation Between Chief Executive Compensation and Firm Performance pp. 297-309: Leslie Kren and Jeffrey Kerr
UK Auditor Concentration: A Descriptive Note pp. 311-322: Michael Peel
Mediating Interests: The Accountancy Bodies' Responses to the McFarlane Report pp. 323-340: Anthony Puxty, Prem Sikka and Hugh Willmott
Clean Surplus Accounting Models and Market-based Accounting Research: A Review pp. 341-355: Martin Walker
Depreciation Need Not Be Arbitrary pp. 356-356: John Lane and Roger Willett
Book Reviews pp. 357-359: Steven Young and Chris Poullaos

Depreciation Need Not Be Arbitrary pp. 179-194: John Lane and Roger Willett
Concepts Associated with the ‘True and Fair View’: Evidence from Singapore pp. 195-202: Chan Kee Low and Hian Chye Koh
UK Shareholders' Lost Access to Management Information pp. 205-218: Ken C. Pratt and A. Colin Storrar
Linear Information Dynamics, Dividend Irrelevance, Corporate Valuation and the Clean Surplus Relationship pp. 219-228: Andrew W. Stark
The ASB's Exposure Draft Statement of Principles: A Comment pp. 229-241: Simon Archer
Lies, Damned Lies and More Statistics: The Neglected Issue of Multiplicity in Accounting Research pp. 243-258: R. Murray Lindsay
Book Reviews pp. 259-264: Cyril Tomkins, Michael John Jones, Andrew W. Stark and David Alexander

Forthcoming Articles pp. i-i: The Editors
Audit Pricing in the Pension Plan Audit Market pp. 91-98: Charles Cullinan
Discretionary Accounting Choices: A Debt covenants Based Signalling Approach pp. 99-110: Pascal Frantz
Organisational Culture and Budgetary Control in a UK Local Government Organisation pp. 111-123: Andrew Goddard
Political and Industrial Relations Turbulence, Competition and Budgeting in the Nationalised Jute Mills of Bangladesh pp. 125-143: Zahirul Hoque and Trevor Hopper
The Impact of Segment Definition on the Accuracy of Analysts' Earnings Forecasts pp. 145-156: Simon Hussain
The Role of Resource Accounting in the UK Government's Quest for ‘Better Accounting’ pp. 157-168: Howard Mellett
Book Reviews pp. 170-176: Simon Archer, John Courtis, Don Egginton, Robin Roslender and Miles Gietzmann

Forthcoming Article pp. i-i: The Editors
Some Empirical Evidence from Publicly Quoted UK Companies on the Relationship Between the Pricing of Audit and Non-audit Services pp. 3-16: M. Ezzamel, D. Gwilliam and K. Holland
Optimal Disbursement of a Sunk Resource and Decentralised Cost Allocation pp. 17-40: M. Gietzmann and A. Ostaszewski
Testing a Model of Cognitive Budgetary Participation Processes in a Latent Variable Structural Equations Framework pp. 41-50: Nace Magner, Robert Welker and Terry Campbell
Inflation, Taxation and the Valuation of Shares pp. 51-57: John Pointon
The Relationship Between Assessments of Internal Control Strength and Error Occurrence, Impact and Cause pp. 58-71: Arnold Wright and Sally Wright
Barriers to Interpretation—A Case Study of Philips Electronics NV pp. 72-84: R. Schattke and R. Vergoossen
Book Reviews pp. 85-88: Robert Watson, W. Baxer, Philip Bell and Joel Demski