The International Journal of Accounting (TIJA)
2019 - 2025
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Volume 56, issue 04, 2021
- Substance and Form Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statement Comparability: Evidence from South Africa pp. 1-40

- Christelle Smith, Elmar R. Venter and Madeleine Stiglingh
- Power Distance, Political Uncertainty, and Stock Price Crash Risk: International Evidence pp. 1-35

- Qiaoling Su, Xunchang Zhang and Jianming Ye
- Discussion of “Related-Party Transactions and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence from China†by Ahsan Habib, Haiyan Jiang, and Donghua Zhou pp. 1-6

- Seraina Anagnostopoulou
- The Dark Side of Mandatory IFRS Adoption: Does IFRS Adoption Deteriorate Accrual Reliability? pp. 1-49

- Jeong-Bon Kim, Yiye Liu, Haina Shi and Xindong Kevin Zhu
- Related-Party Transactions and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence from China pp. 1-47

- Ahsan Habib, Haiyan Jiang and Donghua Zhou
- Role of Country-Level Characteristics in Segment Reporting: EU Evidence pp. 1-34

- Ahmed Aboud and Akrum Helfaya
Volume 56, issue 03, 2021
- TIJA Forum on Replication: An Overview pp. 1-14

- Suresh Radhakrishnan
- Language in Economics and Accounting Research: The Role of Linguistic History pp. 1-25

- Giorgio Gotti, Seán G. Roberts, Marco Fasan and Cole B. J. Robertson
- Consequences of Outlier Returns for Event Studies: A Methodological Investigation and Treatment pp. 1-23

- Panayiotis Theodossiou and Alexandra Theodossiou
- Replication of Quasi-Experimental Population Studies: Motivation and Guidance pp. 1-30

- William M. Cready
- The Relation Between Earnings Quality and Cost of Equity and the Role of Ownership Concentration: Evidence from Italy pp. 1-20

- Claudia Frisenna, Daniele Greco and Davide Rizzotti
- The Impact of Outliers on Regression Coefficients: A Sensitivity Analysis pp. 1-20

- Dongyi Wang
Volume 56, issue 02, 2021
- Discussion of “How Does Culture Impinge Upon Managers’ Demeanor of Earnings Management? Evidence From Cross-Country Analysis” pp. 1-12

- Suresh Radhakrishnan and Surya Janakiraman
- Environmental Performance of Firms and Access to Bank Loans pp. 1-37

- Hongtao Shen, Huiying Wu, Wenbin Long and Le Luo
- How Does Culture Impinge Upon Managers’ Demeanor of Earnings Management? Evidence from Cross-Country Analysis pp. 1-45

- Paul K. Chaney, Suman Lodh and Monomita Nandy
- Discussion of “The Quality of Mandatory Nonfinancial Risk Disclosures and the Moderating Effect of Audit Firm and Partner Characteristics” pp. 1-8

- David Hay
- A Reply to David Hay’s Discussion pp. 1-8

- Saverio Bozzolan and Antti Miihkinen
- The Quality of Mandatory Non-Financial (Risk) Disclosures: The Moderating Role of Audit Firm and Partner Characteristics pp. 1-55

- Saverio Bozzolan and Antti Miihkinen
- After the Stock Options Boom: Changes in Equity-Based Pay Following the Mandatory Adoption of IFRS 2 pp. 1-49

- Robert M. Gillenkirch, Olaf Korn and Alexander Merz
- Board Composition and Voluntary Risk Disclosure During Uncertainty pp. 1-46

- Ismail Adelopo, Kemi C. Yekini, Robert Maina and Yan Wang
- A Reply to the Discussion of “How Does Culture Impinge Upon Managers’ Demeanor of Earnings Management? Evidence From Cross-Country Analysis” pp. 1-2

- Paul K. Chaney, Suman Lodh and Monomita Nandy
Volume 56, issue 01, 2021
- Book Review pp. 1-4

- Noah P. Barsky
- Corporate Board Committees and Corporate Outcomes: An International Systematic Literature Review and Agenda for Future Research pp. 1-73

- Mohammed A. Alhossini, Collins Ntim and Alaa Mansour Zalata
- Corporate Governance and Transparency in Japan pp. 1-40

- Hiroyuki Aman, Wendy Beekes and Philip Brown
- Corporate Governance Determinants of Financial Restatements: A Meta-Analysis pp. 1-71

- Ahsan Habib, Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan and Julia Wu
- The Role of Information Environment in Affecting Accounting Quality: Thoughts on a Cross-Country and Cross-Level Study pp. 1-20

- Minyue Dong
- Firm Informativeness, Information Environment, and Accounting Quality in Emerging Countries pp. 1-50

- Orleans Silva Martins and Lucas Ayres Barreira de Campos Barros
- Bridging Accounting and Corporate Governance: New Avenues of Research pp. 1-21

- Ruth V. Aguilera, Kurt Desender and Mónica López-Puertas Lamy
Volume 55, issue 04, 2020
- The Effect of Generalized Trust on Cost Stickiness: Cross-Country Evidence pp. 1-37

- Sven Hartlieb, Thomas R. Loy and Brigitte Eierle
- Non-GAAP Disclosures and CEO Pay Levels pp. 1-48

- David Lont, Dinithi Ranasinghe and Helen Roberts
- The Effects of Fair Value on the Matching of Revenues and Expenses: The Case of Asset Revaluations pp. 1-24

- Fábio Moraes da Costa, Carol Liu, Gina Cavalier Rosa and Samuel L. Tiras
- Discussion of “Caste Primacy of Auditor Choice and Independence” pp. 1-7

- In-Mu Haw
- How Does Tax Aggressiveness Affect Shareholder Wealth? An Examination Using a Regulatory Transition pp. 1-47

- Shawn Xu, Wan-Shin (Cindy) Mo and Jacob Peng
- Caste Primacy of Auditor Choice and Independence pp. 1-32

- Ajit Dayanandan, Han Donker, John Nofsinger and Rashmi Prasad
Volume 55, issue 03, 2020
- To Reveal or Not to Reveal? The Influence of Cultural Secrecy on Discretionary Disclosure Decisions pp. 1-47

- Max Göttsche, Stephan Küster and Tobias Steindl
- A Reply to the Discussion of “What Turns the Taxman On? Tax Aggressiveness, Financial Statement Audits, and Tax Return Adjustments in Small Private Companies” pp. 1-4

- H. Ojala, Jyri Kinnunen, L. Niemi, P. Troberg and J. Collis
- Discussion of “What Turns the Taxman On? Tax Aggressiveness, Financial Statement Audits, and Tax Return Adjustments in Small Private Companies” pp. 1-7

- Suresh Radhakrishnan and Surya Janakiraman
- The Effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance Performance Factors on Firms’ Cost of Debt: International Evidence pp. 1-30

- Muhammad Nurul Houqe, Kamran Ahmed and Grant Richardson
- Discussion of “Audit Firm Assessments of Cyber-Security Risk: Evidence from Audit Fees and SEC Comment Letters” pp. 1-5

- Aaron Yoon
- Voluntary IFRS Adoption by Unlisted European Firms: Impact on Earnings Quality and Cost of Debt pp. 1-36

- Mara Cameran and Domenico Campa
- What Turns the Taxman on? Tax Aggressiveness, Financial Statement Audits, and Tax Return Adjustments in Small Private Companies pp. 1-52

- Hannu Ojala, Juha Kinnunen, Lasse Niemi, Pontus Troberg and Jill Collis
Volume 55, issue 02, 2020
- The Value of Discretion in Africa: Evidence from Acquired Intangible Assets Under IFRS 3 pp. 1-39

- Abongeh A. Tunyi, Dimu Ehalaiye, Ernest Gyapong and Collins Ntim
- Intention to Acquire and M&As: Evidence from European IPOs pp. 1-41

- Andreas Charitou, Irene Karamanou and George Loizides
- Book Review pp. 1-6

- Olga-Chara Pavlopoulou-Lelaki
- Target Firm Earnings Management, Acquisition Premium, and Shareholder Gains pp. 1-48

- Javeria Farooqi, Surendranath R. Jory and Thanh N. Ngo
- Implications of Changes in GAAP for Business Combinations (and Goodwill) on Accounting and Finance Research pp. 1-49

- Paul K. Chaney, Rita Nevada Gunn and Debra Coleman Jeter
Volume 55, issue 01, 2020
- Getting Women on Board: Some Reflections on Research on Board Gender Diversity pp. 1-9

- Kris Hardies and Diane Breesch
- Gender Differences in Executive Compensation on British Corporate Boards: the Role of Conditional Conservatism pp. 1-48

- Habiba Al-Shaer and Mostafa Harakeh
- Accounting Regulations and IFRS Adoption in Francophone North African Countries: The Experience of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia pp. 1-36

- Hichem Khlif, Kamran Ahmed and Manzurul Alam
- Why Do African Countries Adopt IFRS? An Institutional Perspective pp. 1-40

- Pran Krishansing Boolaky, Vincent Tawiah and Teerooven Soobaroyen
- Data Analytics for Accounting International pp. 1-5

- Christof Beuselinck
- The Relationship Between Gender Diversity and Employee Representation at the Board Level and Non-Financial Performance: A Cross-Country Study pp. 1-46

- Kerstin Lopatta, Katarina Böttcher, Sumit K. Lodhia and Sebastian A. Tideman
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