European Accounting Review
1992 - 2025
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Volume 4, issue 4, 1995
- Accounting in transition in the transitional economy pp. 595-623

- Derek Bailey
- A theory of European accounting development applied to accounting change in contemporary Poland pp. 625-657

- Danuta Krzywda, Derek Bailey and Marek Schroeder
- The changing organization of Czech accounting pp. 659-681

- Willie Seal, Pat Sucher and Ivan Zelenka
- Accounting law reform in the Baltic states: the initial steps pp. 685-711

- Derek Bailey, Jaan Alver, Jonas Mackevicius and Vilma Paupa
- Pressures and conflicts in moving towards harmonization of accounting practice: the Hungarian experience pp. 713-737

- Z. Boross, A. H. Clarkson, M. Fraser and P. Weetman
- The restructuring of the system of accounting in Romania during the period of transition to the market economy pp. 739-748

- Traian Dutia
- The development of accounting regulation in Slovenia pp. 749-764

- Neil Garrod and Ivan Turk
- Goodwill in the process of privatization in Poland pp. 765-776

- Aldona Kamela-Sowinska
- The development of accounting in tsarist Russia and the USSR pp. 777-807

- L. V. Liberman and A. M. Eidinov
- History, theory and practice of accounting in Yugoslavia pp. 809-826

- M. Petrovic and I. Turk
- The new accounting system in the Czech Republic pp. 827-832

- Rudolf Schroll
- Accounting education in Russia today pp. 833-846

- Irina Smirnova, Jaroslav Sokolov and Clive Emmanuel
- Conference Reports pp. 847-860

- Magdalena Jerzemowska
Volume 4, issue 3, 1995
- Project selection and audited accrual measurement in a multi-task setting pp. 405-432

- John Christensen and Joel Demski
- The duality of bankruptcy process in Finland pp. 433-454

- Erkki Laitinen
- The experience of knowledge in everyday accounting: a study of Finnish accounting managers pp. 455-484

- Ari Manninen
- Auditing in Britain and Germany compared: professions, knowledge and the state pp. 485-514

- Holger Vieten
- Funds flow reporting in Germany: a conceptual and empirical state of the art pp. 515-534

- A. Haller and S. Jakoby
- The case for the shareholder panel in the UK pp. 535-554

- David Hatherly
- Financial and economic information for industrial relations councils pp. 555-570

- C. Lefebvre, L. Lin and L. Van Nuffel
- fMA-Congress 1994 on Financial Accounting and Management Accounting at the Erasmus University, Rotterdam pp. 571-572

- Celia Boneco, Ralph ter Hoeven, Roland Spekle and Rob van der Wal
- Accrual versus cash flow variables: empirical evidence from Spain pp. 577-579

- Paloma Apellaniz
- Additional disclosure: triple-entry and momentum accounting pp. 580-581

- Tjeu Blommaert
- The use of depreciation in accounting as a signalling device pp. 581-583

- Ann Gaeremynck
- Responsibility accounting: a dynamic multiple agent approach pp. 583-584

- Filip Roodhooft
- Economic models of transfer pricing in decentralized firms pp. 585-586

- Eric John Slof
- Forecast accounting information in multinational corporations: budgets in the control function pp. 587-589

- Ana Isabel Zardoya
Volume 4, issue 2, 1995
- A comparative perspective on gender and accountancy pp. 197-215

- Linda Hantrais
- International accounting harmonization pp. 217-233

- Christian Hoarau
- International accounting harmonization pp. 235-247

- Axel Haller
- International accounting harmonization pp. 249-254

- Christopher Nobes
- International accounting harmonization pp. 255-260

- Leo van der Tas
- The determinants of voluntary financial disclosure by Swiss listed companies pp. 261-280

- Bernard Raffournier
- Charts of accounts in Germany pp. 283-304

- Wilfried Bechtel
- The evolution of the Romanian and Russian accounting charts after the collapse of the communist system* pp. 305-322

- J. Richard
- An evaluation of French concession accounting pp. 325-349

- David Heald
- Accounting in Turkey pp. 351-371

- Can Simga-Mugan
- Conference Reports pp. 373-385

- Rolf Elm-Larsen
- Firm's reserves and accounting reserves in the economy of a modern company: meaning and functions pp. 387-389

- Fabrizio Cerbioni
- Issues of organizational control in the relationships between large and small firms pp. 390-393

- Enrico Cori
- Knowledge in the system of the firm's intangible resources pp. 393-396

- Alberto Quagli
- Accounting policy choice: the case of financial instruments — creative accounting by UK companies pp. 397-399

- Atul Shah
Volume 4, issue 1, 1995
- European harmonization and the true and fair view pp. 1-32

- John Forker and Margaret Greenwood
- When is a group a group? pp. 33-80

- Margaret Lamb
- General introduction pp. 81-86

- Jacques Richard
- The evolution of accounting chart models in Europe from 1900 to 1945 pp. 87-124

- Jacques Richard
- The Spanish Plan General de Contabilidad pp. 125-138

- Bernard Chauveau
- Latest developments in Swiss regulation of financial reporting pp. 141-154

- Ann-Kristin Achleitner
- European Union accounting harmonization pp. 155-164

- Neil Garrod and Isabel Sieringhaus
- Book review pp. 165-175

- John Flower