South African Journal of Accounting Research
1997 - 2025
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Volume 15, issue 2, 2001
- AD Hoc Reviewers pp. i-i

- The Editors
- Debiasing the curse of knowledge and audit judgement: Experience reconsidered pp. 1-17

- R Reeve, H Holmes, P Li and C Patel
- Environmental disclosure in annual reports: A legitimacy theory perspective pp. 19-48

- A Savage, E Gilbert, J Rowlands and Aj Cataldo
- Uncertainty, cost of capital and financial disclosure: A review of the theory and some evidence pp. 49-76

- M Negash
- CEO's use of financial and non-financial performance measures: Manufacturing companies in Mauritius and Australia compared pp. 77-97

- Dw Taylor, T Soobaroyen and C Ah-Hen
- Recent evidence on the persistence of fund performance—A note pp. 99-109

- D Bradfield and J Swartz
- Publication Record to December 2001 pp. 111-111

- The Editors
- Prize Winners pp. 111-111

- The Editors
- Information for Authors pp. 112-114

- The Editors
Volume 15, issue 1, 2001
- Debiasing the curse of knowledge and audit judgement: Experience reconsidered pp. 1-17

- R Reeve, H Holmes, P Li and C Patel
- Environmental disclosure in annual reports: A legitimacy theory perspective pp. 19-48

- A Savage, E Gilbert, J Rowlands and A J Cataldo
- Uncertainty, cost of capital and financial disclosure: A review of the theory and some evidence pp. 49-76

- M Negash
- Recent evidence on the persistence of fund performance – A note pp. 99-109

- D Bradfield and J Swartz
Volume 14, issue 2, 2000
- AD Hoc Reviewers pp. i-i

- The Editors
- A study of the approaches to learning, engagement with the learning context and conceptions of learning of a group of fourth year accounting students pp. 1-19

- K Mashishi and E Rabin
- An analysis of problems encountered by auditors of small, medium and micro enterprises in Botswana pp. 21-40

- Eg Kitindi, Ds Iwisi and Kv Mgaya
- The relevance of management accounting education at South African tertiary institutions pp. 41-58

- M Shotter, Fj de Hart, Gj Plant, Em Louw and Aj Pienaar
- Patterns in financial performance indicators of capital and labour intensive enterprises during an upswing and a decline in the economic cycle pp. 59-90

- Jz Bloom, Ij Lambrechts and Nj le Roux
- Publication Record to December 2000 pp. 91-91

- The Editors
- Prize Winners pp. 91-91

- The Editors
- Information for Authors pp. 92-94

- The Editors
Volume 14, issue 1, 2000
- Factors influencing credit assessment pp. 1-19

- M Ward
- Accounting for futures and options in terms of IASC proposals: practitioners’ views in South Africa pp. 21-34

- S Baker and G K Everingham
- Formal knowledge in accounting studies pp. 35-47

- A Riahi-Belkaoui
- Adding market value to a holding company pp. 49-64

- G D I Barr and B S Kantor
- Social responsibility disclosure by South African industrial holding companies: a research note pp. 65-73

- C de Villiers
Volume 13, issue 2, 1999
- Extraordinary items: Accounting and market risk pp. 1-25

- J A Miller
- International stock market linkages in Southern Africa pp. 27-51

- Keith Jefferis and C C Okeahalam
- Aspects of the predictive and explanatory power of value added information in South Africa pp. 53-75

- C J van Staden
- The Efficiency of rights on the JSE pp. 77-97

- R Alston and E Uliana
Volume 13, issue 1, 1999
- Price earnings ratios on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange - Are they a guide to value? pp. 1-23

- G D I Barr and B S Kantor
- Communication Codes in Accounting pp. 25-42

- A Riahi-Belkaoui
- One comprehensive income statement: Do we need it? pp. 43-59

- B Beale, H Davey and G Samkin
- The effect of STC on earnings retention pp. 63-75

- M Graham
Volume 12, issue 1, 1998
- Measuring the selection and timing abilities of South African fund managers pp. 1-13

- D J Bradfield
- Unifying the factor analytic and prespecified variable approaches to APT factor identification on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 15-45

- P van Rensburg
- The domestic transfer pricing practices of large listed South African industrial companies pp. 47-72

- I Vally
- Portfolio aspects of segment identification pp. 73-90

- N Garrod
- A note on the effect of secondary school accounting study on university accounting performance pp. 93-99

- P van Rensburg, G Penn and M Haiden
Volume 11, issue 2, 1997
- Some evidence on the stability of beta coefficients on the JSE pp. 1-20

- D C Bowie and D J Bradfield
- The impact of managerial accounting and control systems on employee participation programmes: an integrated causal model and path analysis pp. 21-49

- J Lord
- Agency theory, insider ownership and corporate focus: some South African evidence pp. 51-68

- S Davidson
- Value added reporting in South Africa: current disclosure patterns pp. 69-91

- L J Stainbank
- Comments on “The use of statistical techniques in the interpretation and implementation of South African insider trading legislation” pp. 95-100

- R C van den Honert and G D I Barr
- Reply: Comments on “The use of statistical techniques in the interpretation and implementation of South African insider trading legislation” pp. 101-109

- D Botha
- Comments on the debate: “The use of statistical techniques in the interpretation and implementation of South African insider trading legislation” pp. 111-115

- M Ward
Volume 11, issue 1, 1997
- The realignment of international stock markets after the 1987 crash, with special reference to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 1-13

- G D I Barr and L Sharp
- Voluntary reporting of financial targets: Motivation and share price reaction pp. 15-38

- W A A Maguire
- On construction of index funds in South Africa pp. 39-55

- D J Bradfield and C S Ardington
- Employing the prespecified variable approach to APT factor identification on the segmented Johannesburg Stock Exchange pp. 57-74

- Paul van Rensburg
- On the distributions of cash flow ratios of listed South African industrial companies pp. 75-88

- W D Hamman, E V d M Smit and A C Jordaan
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