European Accounting Review
1992 - 2025
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Volume 12, issue 4, 2003
- Intangibles and intellectual capital: an introduction to a special issue pp. 597-603

- Baruch Lev and Stefano Zambon
- The economic value of the R&D intangible asset pp. 605-633

- Marta Ballester, Manuel Garcia-Ayuso and Joshua Livnat
- Do financial analysts get intangibles? pp. 635-659

- Eli Amir, Baruch Lev and Theodore Sougiannis
- Self-sorting, incentive compensation and human-capital assets pp. 661-697

- A. Rashad Abdel-khalik
- Labour leverage, equity risk and corporate policy choice pp. 699-732

- Joshua Rosett
- What it means is what it does: a comparative analysis of implementing intellectual capital in Norway and Spain pp. 733-751

- Cristina Chaminade and Hanno Roberts
- Exploring intellectual capital in hospitals: two qualitative case studies in Italy and Austria pp. 753-779

- Michael Habersam and Martin Piber
- Intellectual capital accounting as management fashion: a review and critique pp. 781-795

- Robin Fincham and Robin Roslender
- Accounting for intangible assets: current requirements, key players and future directions pp. 797-811

- Stephen Powell
Volume 12, issue 3, 2003
- On bringing more action into management accounting research: process considerations based on two constructive case studies pp. 409-442

- Eva Labro and Tero-Seppo Tuomela
- Analysis and diagnosis of income smoothing in Spain pp. 443-463

- B. Gill de Albornoz and Jose Alcarria
- The true and fair view construct in the context of the Polish transition economy: some local insights pp. 465-487

- Katarzyna Kosmala-MacLullich
- Determinants of government underfunded public pension liabilities in the OECD pp. 489-513

- Paul Klumpes
- Exploring notions of control across cultures: a narrative approach pp. 515-547

- Tobias Scheytt, Kim Soin and Thomas Metz
- Accounting change in Norway pp. 549-566

- David Alexander and Hans Schwencke
- Investor relations on the Internet: a survey of the Euronext zone pp. 567-579

- J. Geerings, L. H. H. Bollen and H. F. D. Hassink
- Global Financial Reporting pp. 581-591

- Jan Klaassen
Volume 12, issue 2, 2003
- Review pp. 261-262

- Kari Lukka
- The effect of national culture on management control and incentive system design in multi-business firms: evidence of intracorporate isomorphism pp. 263-285

- Wim Van der Stede
- Accrual-based compensation, depreciation and investment decisions pp. 287-309

- Alfred Wagenhofer
- Earnings management as a predictor of future profitability of Finnish firms pp. 311-325

- Juha-Pekka Kallunki and Minna Martikainen
- Intangibles and credit decisions: results from an experiment pp. 327-355

- Bino Catasus and Jan-Erik Grojer
- Evaluating the effects of financial ratio adjustment in European financial statements pp. 357-377

- Jose Gallizo, Fernando Jimenez and Manuel Salvador
- The Beginnings of Accounting and Accounting Thought pp. 379-386

- Claude Cossu
- A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Strategies in Accounting and their Impact on Corporate Compliance pp. 386-390

- Rouba Chantiri
- Research Method and Methodology in Finance and Accounting (2nd edn) pp. 390-393

- Sten Jonsson
- The Murphy-Kirk-Beresford Correspondence 1982-1996: Commentary on the Development of Financial Accounting Standards pp. 393-397

- Hervé Stolowy
Volume 12, issue 1, 2003
- International regulation of audit quality: full harmonization or mutual recognition? An economic approach pp. 3-27

- Marco Trombetta
- An international comparison of income statement and balance sheet information: Germany, Japan and the US pp. 29-46

- Ervin Black and John White
- Impacts of revenue sharing, profit sharing and transfer pricing on quality-improving investments pp. 47-76

- Anne Chwolka and Dirk Simons
- Special section on management control and new information technologies pp. 77-83

- Markus Granlund and Jan Mouritsen
- Implementation of an integrated accounting and cost management system using the SAP system: a field study pp. 85-121

- Sudhir Lodh and Michael Gaffikin
- Enterprise Resource Planning systems and accountants: towards hybridization? pp. 123-153

- Ariela Caglio
- MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS: ERP VERSUS BOB pp. 155-173

- Timo Hyvonen
- Manufacturing strategy implementation and cost management systems effectiveness pp. 175-199

- Andreas Nicolaou
- ERP systems and management accounting change: opportunities or impacts? A research note pp. 201-233

- Robert Scapens and Mostafa Jazayeri
- Book reviews pp. 235-252

- Yves Bernheim
Volume 11, issue 4, 2002
- Institutional perspectives on cost allocations: integration and extension pp. 653-679

- Sven Modell
- Depreciation in a model of probabilistic investment pp. 681-697

- Anil Arya, John Fellingham, Doug Schroeder and Jonathan Glover
- Corporate non-participation in the ASB standard-setting process pp. 699-722

- George Georgiou
- Accountability and accounting regulation: the case of the Spanish environmental disclosure standard pp. 723-740

- Carlos Larrinaga, Francisco Carrasco, Carmen Correa Ruiz, Fernando Llena and Jose Moneva
- The impact of voluntary corporate disclosures on the ex-ante cost of capital for Swiss firms pp. 741-773

- Luzi Hail
- Debate Forum on Zimmerman's conjectures on management accounting research pp. 775-775

- Kari Lukka
- 'If only there were simple solutions, but there aren't': some reflections on Zimmerman's critique of empirical management accounting research pp. 777-785

- Anthony Hopwood
- Empirical managerial accounting research: are we just describing management consulting practice? pp. 787-794

- Christopher Ittner and David Larcker
- Zimmerman's contentious conjectures: describing the present and prescribing the future of empirical management accounting research pp. 795-803

- Joan Luft and Michael Shields
- Homogeneity or heterogeneity of research in management accounting? pp. 805-811

- Kari Lukka and Jan Mouritsen
- Book reviews pp. 813-833

- Martin Walker
Volume 11, issue 3, 2002
- The development of activity-based costing journal literature, 1987-2000 pp. 481-508

- Trond Bjørnenak and Falconer Mitchell
- Detecting falsified financial statements: a comparative study using multicriteria analysis and multivariate statistical techniques pp. 509-535

- Charalambos Spathis, M. Doumpos and C. Zopounidis
- Do managers perform better under EVA bonus schemes? pp. 537-572

- Stephen Riceman, Steven Cahan and Mohan Lal
- Empirical evidence of the effect of European accounting differences on the stock market valuation of earnings and book value pp. 573-599

- Miguel Arce and Araceli Mora
- Interpretation of probability expressions by financial directors and auditors of UK companies pp. 601-629

- Jon Simon
Volume 11, issue 2, 2002
- Editorial pp. 213-213

- Kari Lukka
- The size effect in the administration costs of charities pp. 215-243

- Jurgen Kahler and Adrian Sargeant
- Immediate trends in Internet reporting pp. 245-275

- Zezhong Xiao, Michael Jones and Andy Lymer
- Research and practice in management accounting: improving integration and communication pp. 277-289

- Falconer Mitchell
- Special Section: Mapping variety in the history of accounting and management practices pp. 291-304

- Salvador Carmona and Luca Zan
- Twentieth-century textbook budgetary discourse: formalization, normalization and rebuttal in an Anglo-Saxon environment pp. 305-327

- Lee Parker
- The development of budgetary control in France and Britain from the 1920s to the 1960s: a comparison pp. 329-356

- Nicolas Berland and Trevor Boyns
- The Bank of the State and the state of the Bank: Annual Accounts of the Banco de Espana, 1872-94 pp. 357-376

- Marcia Annisette and Marta Macias
- 'Men of small standing'? Locating accountants in English society during the mid-nineteenth century pp. 377-399

- Stephen Walker
- Financial reporting in the context of crisis: reconsidering the impact of the 'mania' on early railway accounting pp. 401-417

- S. McCartney and A. J. Arnold
- Accounting and control in the founding of the New Settlements of Sierra Morena and Andalucia, 1767-72 pp. 419-439

- Concha Alvarez-Dardet Espejo, Juan Banos Sanchez-Matamoros and Francisco Carrasco Fenech
- Accounting and slavery: the accounts of the English South Sea Company, 1713-22 pp. 441-452

- Rafael Donoso Anes
- Insights to be gained from the study of ancient accounting history: some reflections on the new edition of Finley's The Ancient Economy pp. 453-472

- Richard Macve
Volume 11, issue 1, 2002
- Editorial pp. 1-2

- Kari Lukka
- Special Issue to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the European Accounting Association: Introduction pp. 3-7

- Kari Lukka and Anne Loft
- History matters: lessons from twenty-five years of the European Accounting Association pp. 9-32

- Salvador Carmona
- Creating a new community: the establishment and development of the European Accounting Association pp. 33-41

- Anthony Hopwood
- From newsletter to academic journal: creating the European Accounting Review pp. 43-75

- Anne Loft, Ann Jorissen and Peter Walton
- The Doctoral Colloquium of the EAA and European research traditions pp. 77-81

- David Cooper
- A true and fair view on a harmonious and well-balanced alliance: EAA and EIASM pp. 83-86

- Gerry van Dyck
- EAA congresses: an overview pp. 87-92

- Reino Majala
- The first twenty-five years of the European Accounting Association: an American view pp. 93-97

- Stephen Zeff
- European management accounting research: traditions in the making pp. 99-117

- Alnoor Bhimani
- Accounting and capital markets: a survey of the European evidence pp. 119-151

- Pascal Dumontier and Bernard Raffournier
- Financial accounting developments in the European Union: past events and future prospects pp. 153-190

- Axel Haller
- Appendix: names and places of the European Accounting Association pp. 191-201

- Salvador Carmona
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