Accounting and Finance

Accounting and Finance 

Journals pages 42-52 

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 

Accounting Research Journal 

Asian Review of Accounting 

International Journal of Accounting & Information Management 

International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and 

Management 

International Journal of Managerial Finance 

Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change 

Journal of Applied Accounting Research 

Journal of Financial Crime 

Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance 

Journal of Human Resource Costing & Accounting 

Journal of Investment Compliance 

Journal of Islamic Accounting and Business Research 

Journal of Money Laundering Control 

Journal of Risk Finance, The 

Managerial Auditing Journal 

Managerial Finance 

Pacific Accounting Review 

Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management 

Qualitative Research in Financial Markets 

Review of Accounting and Finance 

Studies in Economics and Finance 

Books pages 53-57 

Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research 

Advances in Accounting Education: Teaching and Curriculum 

Innovations 

Advances in Management Accounting 

Advances in Public Interest Accounting 

Advances in Taxation 

Advances in the Economic Analysis of Participatory and Labor- 

Managed Firms 

Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis 

International Finance Review 

Research in Accounting in Emerging Economies 

Research in Finance 

Research in Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting 

Research in Professional Responsibility and Ethics in Accounting 

Studies in Managerial and Financial Accounting 

Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought

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Accounting and Finance Journals 

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 

Accounting, 

Auditing & 

Accountability 

Journal 

www.emeraldinsight.com 

Editors 

ISSN 0951-3574 

Volume 22 Number 1 2009 

ISSN: 0951-3574 

Volume: 23 

Print Issues: 8 

Internet Issues: 

Online archive 

8 

Abstracts 1988 - date 

Full text 1988 - date 

Professor James Guthrie 

University of Sydney, 

Australia 

Professor Lee D. Parker 

University of South Australia, 

Australia 

Accounting Research 

Journal 


Editor 

ISSN 1030-9616 


ISSN: 1030-9616 

Volume: 22 




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Professor Christine Ryan 

Queensland University of 

Technology, Queensland, 

Australia 

The Accounting, Auditing & Accountability 

Journal (AAAJ) is dedicated to the advancement 

of accounting knowledge and provides a forum 

for the publication of high quality manuscripts 

concerning the interaction between 

accounting/auditing and their socio-economic 

and political environments. It therefore 

encourages critical analysis of policy and 

practice in these areas. Analysis could explore 

policy alternatives and provide new perspectives 

for the accounting discipline. 

Coverage includes: 

Alternative explanations for observed practice; critical 

and historical perspectives on current issues and 

problems; limitations in present accounting 

measurement; social and political aspects of 

accounting standards; and the broadening scope of 

the reporting constituency. 

Benefits and features 

• The broad scope of the journal and its serious 

treatment of contemporary issues in the light of 

Accounting Research Journal 

www.emeraldinsight.com/aaaj.htm 

The objective of the Accounting Research 

Journal is to provide a valuable forum for 

communication between the profession and 

academics on the research and practice of 

accounting, finance, auditing, commercial law 

and cognate disciplines. The Editor would 

encourage submissions in any of the above 

areas, which have a practical and/or applied 

focus. In particular, work reporting the results of 

research conducted using data from Australia, 

New Zealand and other Asian-Pacific countries 

would be welcomed. However, this policy does 

not exclude the publication of theoretical works. 

The journal is committed to the dissemination of 

research findings to as wide an audience as 

possible. As a result, we strongly encourage 

authors to consider a wide and varied readership 

when writing papers. 


Subject-matter may include: 

• Accounting, finance and auditing 

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historical, philosophical and traditional constraints 

creates a broad relevance within the profession. 

• Already internationally regarded as a leading 

journal in its field, AAAJ challenges conventional 

wisdom, explores alternatives and offers new 

perspectives for the accounting discipline. 

Sample articles 

Legitimacy and parliamentary oversight in 

Australia: the rise and fall of two public accounts 

committees 

Kerry Jacobs and Kate Jones, Australian National 

University, Australia 

Vol. 22 No. 1, 2009 

Bundling management control innovations: 

a field study of organisational experimenting with 

Total Quality Management and the Balanced 

Scorecard 

Sven Modell, Manchester Business School, UK 

Vol. 22 No. 1, 2009 

• Commercial law and cognate disciplines 

• Profitability and earnings. 


The journal covers a broad scope of discipline areas. 

Studies which focus on topical issues and are 

backed by relevant theoretical perspectives are 

encouraged. These provide a key platform through 

which to advance both theory and practice. 


Audit service quality in compulsory audit 

tendering: preparer perceptions and satisfaction 

Kym Boon and Jill McKinnon, Macquarie University, 

Australia and Philip Ross, University of Western 

Sydney, Australia 

Vol. 21 No. 2, 2008 

Sustainability in global financial reporting and 

innovation in institutions 

Elizabeth A. Gordon, Fox School of Business, Temple 

University, USA 

Vol. 21 No. 3, 2008

Asian Review of Accounting 

Asian Review 

of Accounting 


Editor 

ISSN 1321-7348 


ISSN: 1321-7348 

Volume: 18 




4 



Dr Jeffrey Faux 

Victoria University, Australia 

International Journal of 

Accounting & 

Information 

Management 

formerly Asia-Pacific Journal of 

Information Management 


Editor 

ISSN 1834-7649 


ISSN: 1834-7649 

Volume: 18 




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Professor Lee J. Yao 

Loyola University, New 

Orleans, USA 

The Asian Review of Accounting (ARA) 

addresses significant issues in the fields of 

accounting, auditing, taxation and financial 

management, which are of relevance to the 

countries and regions of Asia and the Pacific. 

Perspectives or viewpoints arising from a 

provincial, national or international focus, a 

private or public sector information need, or a 

socialist or capitalist set of influences are greatly 

welcomed. Emphasis is placed on direct and 

clearly understood communication, 

instructiveness, originality and scholarly merit. 


Financial accounting; management accounting; 

auditing; accounting information systems; taxation, 

social and environmental accounting; and accounting 

education. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/ara.htm 


Accounting & Information Management 

The International Journal of Accounting & 

Information Management (IJAIM) is positioned at 

the forefront of scholarly research in areas 

embraced by the broad fields of accounting, 

finance, information systems and information 

management. The journal will be of interest to 

those in academia and professional positions 

alike. The primary objective is to stimulate 

research in the journal’s areas of focus and to 

discuss issues of significance to both the private 

and the public sector. The journal bridges the 

knowledge gaps between researchers and 

practitioners. 


Accounting information and systems; accounting 

systems management; behavioural accounting; 

cost/managerial accounting; international financial 

management; international financial services; 

government and non-profit accounting. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/ijaim.htm 



• Current research in accounting affecting the 

expanding Asian and Australian markets. 

• The journal will feature an additional issue in 2010. 


Accounting conservatism in Greater China: 

the influence of institutions and incentives 

Fan-Hua (Alex) Kung, Chinese Culture University, 

Taiwan, Chih-Wen Ting, Nanhua University, Taiwan and 

Kieran James, University of Southern Queensland, 

Australia 

Vol. 16 No. 2, 2008 

Stock option disclosures of directors: where 

transparency can mask secrecy 

Jodie Nelson and Majella Percy, Queensland University 

of Technology, Australia 

Vol. 16 No. 3, 2008 



• One of the few journals that explores information 

management and accounting. 


Management earnings forecasts and adverse 

selection cost: good vs bad news forecast 

H. Young Baek, Nova Southeastern University, Dong- 

Kyoon Kim, Montclair State University, Montclair, New 

Jersey, USA and Joung W. Kim, Fort Lauderdale, 

Florida, USA 

Vol. 16 No. 1, 2008 

Predicting business failure under the existence 

of fraudulent financial reporting 

Fen-May Liou and Chien-Hui Yang 

Vol. 16 No. 1, 2008 

IJAIM is the official journal of the Bucharest Academy of 

Economic Studies (Romania) 

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Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management 

ISSN 1753-8394 



Islamic and Middle Eastern 

Finance and 

Management 


ISSN: 1753-8394 

Volume: 3 




4 



Editor 

Dr Kadom Shubber 






Editors 

ISSN 1743-9132 


ISSN: 1743-9132 

Volume: 6 




4 



Dr David Michayluk 

University of Technology, 


Professor Ralf Zurbruegg 

University of Adelaide, 

Australia 

The international industry of Islamic finance has 

grown exponentially in recent years, and shows 

no signs of abating. The International Journal of 

Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and 

Management (IMEFM) seeks to serve as a central 

repository for research in this field, bridging the 

interests of scholars and practitioners, and 

bringing the results of research and product 

development to the attention of the international 

financial and business management community. 


Fundamentals of Islamic finance; regulatory 

structures; Shariah-compliant investment; Islamic 

social thought and corporate governance; structuring 

Islamic securitization; socially-responsible investment 

strategy; Islamic banking; Takaful and Shariahcompliant 

insurance; Islamic project financing; wealth 

management; Sukuk, Zakat and financial planning; 

and Shariah-compliant risk management. 


• IMEFM is the first journal to engage both Islamic 

and non-Islamic fields of scholarship in this 

dynamic and evolving sector. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/imefm.htm 

International Journal of Managerial Finance 

(IJMF) aims to arm its readership with the latest 

research and commentary in all areas associated 

with managerial finance, with an informed, 

inter-disciplinary and international approach. 

Although financial in nature, the journal is 

interested in papers from all disciplines; in 

particular, knowledge management, accounting 

and economics, which shed further light on the 

financing decision process. The journal provides 

an outlet for theoretical and empirical research 

into understanding the operation of managerial 

finance and its implications for all firm 

stakeholders. 


Treasury and financial risk management; investment 

and financing decision making; and corporate 

finance. 


• The journal is quickly establishing a strong 

reputation as a unique source for managerial 

www.emeraldinsight.com/ijmf.htm 

• In addition to peer-reviewed research papers, 

IMEFM provides a comprehensive overview of 

new products, initiatives and personnel in the field. 

• It operates a strict peer review – all articles are 

read and reviewed by some of the world’s top 

researchers within the field of Islamic finance, 

ensuring rigour and relevance. 


Prospects and challenges for developing 

corporate sukuk and bond markets: lessons from 

a Kuwait case study 

Juan Solé, International Monetary Fund, Washington 

DC, USA 

Vol. 1 No. 1, 2008 

Credit creation and control: an unresolved issue 

in Islamic banking 

Zubair Hasan, Department of Economics, Faculty of 

Economics and Management Sciences, International 

Islamic University Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia 

Vol. 1 No. 1, 2008 

research and has been recognized for its quality 

by official registers in both the USA and Australia. 

• A broad editorial scope enables both academics 

and practitioners to benefit from research from a 

wide range of perspectives. 


Bank stock repurchase extent and measures of 

corporate governance 

Elizabeth Webb, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, 

USA 

Vol. 4 No. 3, 2008 

Corporate governance research: a contingency 

framework 

Elisabeth Dedman, Manchester Business School, UK 

and Igor Filatotchev, Cass Business School, London, 

UK 

Vol. 4 No. 4, 2008

Journal of 

Accounting & Organizational Change 

Journal of 

Accounting & 

Organizational 

Change 


Editor 

ISSN 1832-5912 


ISSN: 1832-5912 

Volume: 6 




4 



Professor Zahirul Hoque 

La Trobe University, Australia 

Journal of 

Applied Accounting 

Research 


Editors 

ISSN 0967-5426 


ISSN: 0967-5426 

Volume: 11 




3 



Dr Kumba Jallow and 

Professor Elaine Harris 

Leicester Business School, 

De Montfort University, UK 

The main objective of the journal is to provide a 

platform for researchers and practitioners from 

multiple disciplines to disseminate information 

on organizational and accounting systems 

change. To achieve this, the journal will be 

directed at mapping out contemporary changes 

in the new global business environment. The 

Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change 

(JAOC) represents a new emphasis on exploring 

how organizations change. 


Accounting and management control systems in 

change management; changes in social and 

environmental accounting reporting; accountability 

and performance in the public and private sectors; 

corporate governance, disclosure, and accountability; 

triple bottom line reporting and social accountability 

issues; culture, performance measurement and 

change; and accounting change in transitional and 

developing economies. 

Journal of 

Applied Accounting Research 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jaoc.htm 

The Journal of Applied Accounting Research 

(JAAR) will be of interest to both academics and 

practitioners as it is keen to encourage academic 

research articles which develop a forum for the 

discussion of real, practical problems and 

provide the expertise to allow solutions to these 

problems to be formed. This journal aims to 

stimulate the dialogue between all those who 

have an interest in the promotion and 

development of accounting and accountancy 

through the publication of high quality 

manuscripts concerning issues relevant to the 

practice of accounting. 


Organizational reporting; governance structures of 

accounting; environmental and social aspects of 

accounting; accounting in transitional economies; 

management accounting techniques; public sector 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jaar.htm 



• Be part of a new journal philosophy that 

represents a new emphasis on exploring how 

organizations change and how the change 

process affects internal organizational processes. 



The need for transparency in financial reporting: 

implications of off-balance-sheet financing and 

inferences for the future 

Gerald H. Lander, University of South Florida, USA and 

Kathleen A. Auger, Perzel & Lara Forensic CPAs, USA 

Vol. 4 No. 1, 2008 

World-class manufacturing and accountability: 

how companies and the state aspire to 

competitiveness 

Trevor Hopper and Chris Westrup, Manchester 

Business School, UK and Mostafa Jazayeri, 

Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 

Vol. 4 No. 2, 2008 

accounting; business and shareholder value; 

corporate financial management; and taxation. 


• Includes reports, case studies and letters designed 

to further debate on real-world accounting issues. 

• Bridges the gulf between theory and practice for 

accounting researchers and practitioners alike. 


Developing sustainable reporting standards 

Güler Aras, Yildiz Technical University, Turkey and 

David Crowther, De Montfort University, UK 

Vol. 9 No. 1, 2008 

Social disclosure and legitimacy in Premier 

League football clubs: the first ten years 

Richard Slack and Philip Shrives, Newcastle Business 

School, UK 

Vol. 9 No. 1, 2008 

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Journal of 

Financial Crime 

Journal of 

Financial Crime 


Editors 

ISSN 1359-0790 


ISSN: 1359-0790 

Volume: 17 




4 



General Editor: Professor 

Barry Rider 

Jesus College, Cambridge, 

UK 

Deputy General Editor: 

Li-Hong Xing 

Centre for International 

Documentation on Organised 

and Economic Crime, 

Cambridge, UK 

Journal of 

Financial Regulation 

and Compliance 


Editor 

ISSN 1358-1988 


ISSN: 1358-1988 

Volume: 18 




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Professor Kevin Keasey 

Leeds University Business 

School, UK 

The Journal of Financial Crime (JFC) provides 

authoritative and detailed information on 

understanding the methods used in economic 

crime and the steps that can be taken to avoid 

and combat it. The journal is essential reading 

for those concerned with the prevention, 

detection and prosecution of financial crime and 

the protection of assets. Under the guidance of 

its Editors and an eminent and international 

Advisory Board, JFC has established itself as 

one of the leading sources of understanding 

economic crime. 


Policing, prosecution and trying serious frauds; 

preventing corporate scandals and failures; 

whistleblowing; asset protection; liability issues for 

financial intermediaries, lawyers, accountants and 

auditors; terrorist investigation and intelligence; 

securities regulation and enforcement; asset tracing 

and forfeiture; cyber-crime: prevention and detection; 

tax regimes and tax avoidance; insurance fraud; 

money laundering; underground banking; market 

abuse; confiscating the proceeds of crime; and 

organized crime. 


• JFC has established itself as one of the leading 

sources of authoritative and detailed information 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jfc.htm 

Journal of 

Financial Regulation and Compliance 

The Journal of Financial Regulation and 

Compliance (JFRC) has emerged as one of the 

leading journals on the regulation and law 

governing financial institutions. JFRC 

consistently publishes authoritative, intelligent 

articles and research of direct relevance both to 

banking supervisors and to the regulated 

institutions. JFRC publishes peer-reviewed 

practitioner articles and double blind refereed 

academic submissions, acting as a forum for 

expert analysis and applied research, which 

focuses on the regulation of financial institutions 

both nationally and internationally. 


Developing the single market in financial services; 

Basel II proposals; global stock market; risk 

assessment and management; training and 

competence; competition law; regulatory rule 

updates and guidelines; pension reform; fitness and 

propriety in financial services; audit regulation; 

regulation in emerging markets; regulation of internet 

banking; cross-border regulation; capital adequacy; 

and compliance costs and benefits. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jfrc.htm 

on understanding the methods used in economic 

crime and the steps that can be taken to avoid and 

combat it. 

• JFC publishes the latest law, regulation and best 

practice in the prevention, detection and 

prosecution of financial crime and tracing and 

recovering missing assets. 

• The journal enhances the understanding of liability 

issues for financial intermediaries, lawyers, 

accountants and auditors. 


Corporate governance as a contraption of the 

FSA’s accountability: an exegesis of the 

combined code 

Olu Omoyele, Financial Services Authority, UK 

Vol. 15 No. 1, 2008 

Do European procurement rules generate or 

prevent crime? 

Nicholas Dorn and Michael Levi, Cardiff University, UK, 

and Simone White, European Commission, Brussels, 

Belgium 

Vol. 15 No. 3, 2008 


• JFRC publishes articles from practitioners and 

academics on the latest thinking, techniques and 

developments in regulation and compliance. 

• JFRC features comment from Joanna Gray on 

important regulatory rule updates and significant 

case law developments. It also publishes 

regulatory bodies’ discussion papers and book 

reviews of relevance to compliance personnel. 

• The journal provides the opportunity to compare 

ideas and experiences with like-minded finance 

professionals world-wide through case studies 

which address the problems they encountered and 

the lessons they learned. 


Diamond detail and gem fraud status 

J.D. Boles, Diamond Laboratory, British Gemmological 

Institute (BGI), London, UK 

Vol. 16 No. 1, 2008 

The sub-prime crisis, the credit squeeze and 

Northern Rock: the lessons to be learned 

Maximilian J.B. Hall, Loughborough University, UK 

Vol. 16 No. 1, 2008

Journal of 

Human Resource Costing & Accounting 

Journal of 

Human Resource 

Costing & 

Accounting 


Editor 

ISSN 1401-338X 


ISSN: 1401-338X 

Volume: 14 




4 



Professor Robin 

Roslender 

Heriot-Watt University, UK 

Journal of 

Investment Compliance 

Journal of 

Investment 

Compliance 


Editor 

ISSN 1528-5812 


ISSN: 1528-5812 

Volume: 11 




4 



Henry A. Davis 

Henry A. Davis & Co., USA 

The aim of the journal is to publish research in 

the field of economic aspects of human 

resources and accounting in organizations. The 

journal also strives to be a link between the 

academic world and practitioners in the business 

community and public administration. The 

Journal of Human Resource Costing & 

Accounting (JHRCA) tries to highlight costs and 

revenues related to human resources. The 

concept of JHRCA comprises both human 

resource accounting and cost/benefit analyses of 

human resources. 


Human resource costing and accounting; human 

capital theory. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jhrca.htm 

The Journal of Investment Compliance (JOIC) is a 

quarterly professional journal covering 

regulatory and compliance issues relevant to 

broker-dealers, investment advisers, mutual 

funds, hedge funds and other types of 

investment companies in the principal financial 

markets of the world. JOIC offers practical 

analysis on a wide range of issues with each 

paper providing straightforward practical advice 

to help compliance professionals monitor a 

situation or set up policy. Furthermore, the 

journal offers insight into the future direction of 

the industry and the compliance implications. 


Research analyst independence; supervision of 

registered representatives and advisers; employment 

law relevant to broker-dealers; registration with 

regulators; preparing for regulatory examinations and 

investigations; structure of securities markets; recent 

mutual fund abuses; organization of the compliance 

function; the role of the chief compliance officer; fund 

governance; developing a culture of compliance; and 

comparison of regulations across international 

jurisdictions. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/joic.htm 



• The journal offers a unique dual perspective on 

accounting and human resource management. 



Enhanced business reporting: international 

trends and possible policy directions 

Christina Boedker, University of New South Wales, 

Australia, Jan Mouritsen, Copenhagen Business 

School, Denmark and James Guthrie, The University of 


Vol. 12 No. 1, 2008 

Valuing human resources: perceptions and 

practices in UK organisations 

Shraddha Verma, University of York, UK and Philip 

Dewe, Birkbeck College, London, UK 

Vol. 12 No. 2, 2008 


• The journal publishes articles focused on the latest 

tools and techniques that in-house compliance 

officers and outside compliance attorneys are 

using in their day-to-day operations. 

• JOIC helps practitioners keep up to date with 

SEC, FSA, and other regulatory agency 

developments and new hedge fund rules and their 

implications. 

• JOIC aims to provide compliance professionals 

with information about codes of ethics and how 

they apply to each area of compliance. 


Taking the risk out of mutual fund compliance: 

a seven-step check-list for safer, more costefficient 

mutual fund sales 

Jeff Levering, NewRiver, Inc., Andover, Massachusetts, 

USA 

Vol. 9 No. 1, 2008 

The development of US regulation of brokerdealer 

research 

Charles S. Gittleman and Russell D. Sacks, Shearman 

& Sterling LLP, New York, USA 

Vol. 9 No. 2, 2008 

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Journal of 

Islamic Accounting and Business Research 

Journal of 

Islamic Accounting 

and Business 

Research 


Editors 

ISSN 1759-0817 


ISSN: 1759-0817 

Volume: 1 




2 



Professor Roszaini 

Haniffa 

Bradford University School of 

Management, UK 

Dr Mohammad Hudaib 

Essex Business School, 

University of Essex, UK 

Journal of 

Money Laundering 

Control 


Editors 

ISSN 1368-5201 


ISSN: 1368-5201 

Volume: 13 




4 



General Editor: Professor 

Barry Rider 

Jesus College, Cambridge, 

UK 

Deputy General Editor: 

Li-Hong Xing 

Centre for International 

Documentation on Organised 

and Economic Crime, 

Cambridge, UK 

Local and international economies are witnessing 

an increasing trend of businesses adopting the 

Shari’ah principles. This has important 

implications for the nature, process and practice 

of accounting, auditing and governance of Islamic 

financial institutions and organisations. This 

journal will provide a dynamic forum for the 

advancement of accounting and business 

knowledge based on Shari’ah and aims to publish 

high quality manuscripts related to the interplay 

between Islamic business ethics, accounting, 

auditing and governance, in promoting 

accountability, socio-economic justice (adl) and 

everlasting success (al-falah). It seeks to inform, 

inter alia, current theoretical and empirical 

research and practice in Islamic accounting, 

auditing and corporate governance, management 

of Islamic organisations, accounting regulation 

and policy for Islamic institutions, Shari’ah 

auditing and corporate governance, and financial 

and non-financial performance measurement and 

disclosure in Islamic institutions. 


Development of accounting, auditing and corporate 

governance concepts based on Shari’ah; Sociopolitical 

influence on accounting and auditing 

regulation and policy making for Islamic financial 

Journal of 

Money Laundering Control 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jiabr.htm 

The Journal of Money Laundering Control (JMLC) 

is the world’s only quarterly, peer-reviewed 

journal designed to keep readers up to date with 

the latest law, regulation, techniques and best 

practice in the prevention, identification and 

prosecution of money laundering. The 

international journal publishes content which 

allows readers to stay in touch with international 

developments in the area of money-laundering 

control. JMLC helps readers to understand the 

increasing sophistication of the criminal element 

as well as keeping them up to date with 

technological changes in this rapidly evolving 

field. 


Anti-money-laundering legislation in jurisdictions 

world-wide; US anti-money-laundering regulation; the 

fight against terrorist financing (FATF); JMLSG 

guidance notes; suspicious transaction-reporting 

requirements; monitoring patterns of suspicious 

payments; new and emerging techniques in money 

laundering; gambling and money laundering; 

underground banking systems; confidentiality and the 

duty of disclosure; prosecution for money-laundering 

offences; confiscation, forfeiture and disruption of 

terrorist finances; recovering the proceeds of crime; 

and investigation and enforcement. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jmlc.htm 

institutions and organizations; Historical perspectives 

on Islamic accounting and auditing; Critical analysis 

on issues and challenges on accounting disclosure 

and measurement, Shari’ah audit and corporate 

governance; Controls and risks in Islamic 

organisations; Financial and non-financial performance 

measurement and disclosure; Contemporary issues 

and challenges in Islamic accounting, auditing and 

corporate governance practices; Issues related to 

Shari’ah Supervisory Board; Islamic research 

methodologies; Islamic business ethics; Management, 

leadership and governance of Islamic business 

organisations. 


• JIABR is the only journal that offers a platform for 

publishing both theory and practice of Islamic 

accounting, auditing and business research beyond 

Islamic banking, finance and economics. 

• JIABR provides a platform for readers from various 

disciplinary backgrounds to engage with and build 

on research that advances the interests and welfare 

of all communities in societies as guided by the 

Shari’ah principles. 

• A Research Note section provides a platform 

for publishing briefer, less academically 

rigorous articles which will have direct 

Launch 

relevance to practitioners and 

students. New 

2010 


• JMLC keeps readers up to date with technological 

changes in this rapidly evolving field. 

• The journal assesses the impact of globalization 

on financial transactions and financial crime from 

some of the world’s leading experts. 

• JMLC keeps subscribers up to date with the latest 

law, regulation, techniques and best practice in the 

prevention, identification and prosecution of 

money laundering. 


The fight against corruption and its implications 

for development in developing and transition 

economies 

Edward Fokuoh Ampratwum, University of Cambridge, 

UK 

Vol. 11 No. 1, 2008 

Regulating the cross-border movement of 

prepaid cards 

Courtney J. Linn, US Department of Justice, California, 

USA 

Vol. 11 No. 2, 2008

The Journal of 

Risk Finance 

The Journal of 

Risk Finance 


Editor 

ISSN 1526-5943 


ISSN: 1526-5943 

Volume: 11 




5 



Professor Michael R. 

Powers 

Temple University, USA 

Managerial Auditing 

Journal 


Editors 

ISSN 0268-6902 


Celebrating 25 years 1986-2010 

ISSN: 0268-6902 

Volume: 25 




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Professor Philomena 

Leung, Professor Barry 

Cooper and Dr Steven 

Dellaportas 

Deakin University, Australia 

The Journal of Risk Finance (JRF) is the premier 

journal in the field of applied financial risk 

management and insurance. The journal provides 

a forum for the publication of theory and 

empirical work, from both academic and industry 

experts. JRF publishes articles to bring together 

the buy-and-sell sides of the risk management 

market. It provides an advice resource for 

corporate users of insurance and financial 

products, whilst supporting those institutions 

which supply them. Risk managers, academics 

and practitioners in financial positions will find 

this journal invaluable. 


Risk securitization; derivatives and structured 

financial products; commercial insurance and 

reinsurance; alternative risk transfer mechanisms; 

capital structure/credit arbitrage methods; and other 

issues relating to the effective management of 

financial, operational and business risk. 


• JRF provides a rigorous forum for the publication 

of theory and empirical work, from both academic 

Managerial Auditing Journal 

www.emeraldinsight.com/jrf.htm 

The Managerial Auditing Journal (MAJ) aims to 

provide a dynamic international forum for the 

examination of current practice in auditing (both 

internal and independent). The journal seeks to 

inform current research and practice in financial 

and managerial reporting, accounting and 

auditing judgments, corporate governance, 

control and risk issues and review standards. 

Auditors, once employed for the express purpose 

of checking the accounts for fraudulent practice, 

have now developed a more supportive role; 

guiding and maintaining continual improvement. 


Audit and assurance (financial and non-financial); 

financial and managerial reporting; governance, 

controls, risks and ethics; and organizational issues 

including firm cultures, performance and 

development. 


• The journal presents a wide range of material with 

an emphasis on practical examples from expert 

practitioners, making it relevant to a broad 

www.emeraldinsight.com/maj.htm 


and industry experts in the areas of: financial 

engineering, corporate risk management, 

traditional insurance/reinsurance and alternative 

risk factor. 

• The journal provides insights into innovative risk 

management products, techniques and strategies. 

• With the rapid evolution and increasing complexity 

of products and techniques in this field, JRF brings 

together current material of relevance to both the 

supply and demand sides of the market. 


Impact of macroeconomic indicators on stock 

market performance: the case of the Ghana Stock 

Exchange 

Anthony Kyereboah-Coleman and Kwame F. Agyire- 

Tettey, University of Ghana, Ghana 

Vol. 9 No. 4, 2008 

The wicked problem of good financial markets 

Michael Mainelli, Z/Yen Limited, London, UK 

Vol. 9 No. 5, 2008 

readership. Its concentration on modern practice 

creates a useful forum for the development of new 

thinking and practice within the profession. 

• The journal provides: a forum for those with a 

broad managerial as well as professional interest 

in audit to explore current practices, ideas and 

experience; a framework of explanation and 

guidance on developments and research; and 

perspectives on professional and career 

development. 


Mandatory audit firm rotation and audit quality 

Andrew B. Jackson and Peter Roebuck, The University 

of New South Wales, Australia and Michael Moldrich, 

KPMG, Australia 

Vol. 23 No. 5, 2008 

The impracticality of an international “one size 

fits all” Corporate Governance code of best 

practice 

Marlene Davies, University of Glamorgan, UK and 

Bernadette Schlitzer, Ernst & Young, Germany 

Vol. 23 No. 6, 2008 

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Editor 

ISSN 0307-4358 


ISSN: 0307-4358 

Volume: 36 




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Professor Don T. Johnson 

Western Illinois University, 

USA 

Pacific Accounting 

Review 


Editors 

ISSN 0114-0582 


ISSN: 0114-0582 

Volume: 22 




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Professor Markus J. 

Milne, Professor Amanda 

Ball and Professor Glenn 

Boyle 

University of Canterbury, NZ 

Managerial Finance (MF) aims to provide an 

international forum for the publication of high 

quality research in: finance, financial 

management, international finance, economics, 

banking, financial markets, financial institutions, 

financial strategy, accounting and management 

information. MF aims to answer the questions 

that are central to the operations of today’s 

industries and their financial management. 


International financial markets; e-finance; executive 

compensation; and corporate governance. 


• The journal publishes 12 issues and 60 articles 

per year, with a total of more than 600 articles 

available online. 

Pacific Accounting Review 

www.emeraldinsight.com/mf.htm 

Pacific Accounting Review (PAR) is an 

international, refereed journal for accounting, 

auditing and finance academics, practitioners 

and students. First issued in 1988, the journal 

has been published twice yearly, with three 

issues per year from 2008 onwards. The journal 

aims to publish articles of high quality on a 

variety of accounting, auditing, finance and 

related issues and topics from a variety of 

perspectives. 


All areas of accounting, finance and related fields; 

research outside the Pacific area. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/par.htm 

• The journal has an excellent reputation for 

publishing truly international research from five 

continents. 


New insights into executive compensation and 

firm performance: evidence from a panel of “New 

Economy” firms, 1996-2002 

Giorgio Canarella and Arman Gasparyan, California 

State University, USA 

Vol. 34 No. 8, 2008 

The determinants of corporate debt ownership 

structure: evidence from market-based and bankbased 

economies 

Antonios Antoniou, FRC Consulting, UK, Yilmaz Guney, 

University of Hull, UK and Krishna Paudyal, Durham 

University, UK 

Vol. 34 No. 12, 2008 


• Publishing in the most respected and established 

accounting journal in New Zealand. 



New Zealand chartered accountants’ work/family 

strategies and consequences for career success 

Rosalind H. Whiting, University of Otago, New Zealand 

Vol. 20 No. 2, 2008 

“No time to stand and stare”: imagery of flexible 

work arrangements in Australian professional 

accounting journals 

Margaret Lightbody, University of Adelaide, Australia 

Vol. 20 No. 2, 2008

Qualitative Research 

in Accounting & 

Management 


Editor 

ISSN 1176-6093 


ISSN: 1176-6093 

Volume: 7 




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Professor Deryl Northcott 

Auckland University of 

Technology, New Zealand 

Qualitative Research in Accounting & 

Management (QRAM) aims to promote an 

international and interdisciplinary understanding 

of accounting, management and organizations; 

recognizing the increasing contribution made by 

qualitative research in these and related fields 

and providing a forum for publishing such work. 

By embracing a wide range of topics related to 

accounting and management and publishing 

qualitative research from a range of theoretical or 

epistemological positions, this journal is 

invaluable reading. 


Management accounting and control; financial 

management and accountability; financial reporting; 

corporate governance; public sector management; 

and employment relations. 


• By providing a forum for publishing high quality 

qualitative research on accounting, management 


Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management 

Qualitative Research in 

Financial Markets 


Editor 

ISSN 1755-4179 


ISSN: 1755-4179 

Volume: 1 




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Dr Bruce Burton 

University of Dundee, UK 

www.emeraldinsight.com/qram.htm 

Qualitative Research in Financial Markets 

Qualitative Research in Financial Markets (QRFM) 

provides an international, peer-reviewed forum to 

explore the burgeoning research activity in 

finance that uses qualitative methods. Building 

on a long pedigree of finance research, the 

journal will publish innovative analyses and 

novel insights into financial markets world-wide. 


Inconsistency in managerial and investor perceptions 

of market pricing mechanisms; managerial and 

investor views regarding stock market overreaction; 

investors’ portfolio choices, including the 

incorporation of risk; responses to changes in 

corporate governance regulations and structures; 

over-commitment to real and financial investments; 

corporate communication and the transmission of 

price-sensitive information; and the effect of the subprime 

lending crisis on financial market structure and 

regulation. 


• QRFM is the first journal to be devoted exclusively 

to publication of studies in the rapidly-growing 

area of qualitative research in financial markets. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/qrfm.htm 

and organizations, QRAM offers a critical, 

interdisciplinary and international assessment of 

theory and practice in these areas. 

• QRAM embraces a wide range of topics related to 

accounting and management, and publishes 

qualitative research from a range of theoretical or 

epistemological positions. 


The field researcher as author-writer 

Jane Baxter and Wai Fong Chua, University of New 

South Wales, Australia 

Vol. 5 No. 2, 2008 

We are not alone: qualitative management 

accounting research: rationale, pitfalls and 

potential 

Christopher S. Chapman, Tanaka Business School, 

Imperial College, London, UK 

Vol. 5 No. 3, 2008 

• The journal will publish methodological analyses of 

the issues arising from the use of qualitative 

methods in financial markets research as well as 

empirical articles that employ the techniques to 

examine major concerns in modern finance. 

• It will explicitly explore links and relevance to 

practice. 


Fund managers as cultured observers 

Johan Henningsson, Mälardalen University, Västerås, 

Sweden 

Vol. 1 No. 1, 2009 

Anti-money-laundering efforts, stock market 

operations and good governance 

Dayanath Jayasuriya, University of the Free State, 

Bloemfontein, South Africa Regulatory and Compliance 

Policy Consultants Pvt. Ltd, Singapore and Asian 

Pathfinder Legal Consultancy Services, Nawala, Sri 

Lanka 

Vol. 1 No. 1, 2009 

Recent Launch 

2009 

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Review of Accounting and Finance 

Review of Accounting 

and Finance 


Editors 

ISSN 1475-7702 


ISSN: 1475-7702 

Volume: 9 




4 



Professor Howard 

Turetsky and Professor 

Janis Zaima 

San Jose State University, 

USA 

Professor C. Janie Chang 

San Diego State University, 

USA 

Studies in Economics 

and Finance 


Editor 

ISSN 1086-7376 


ISSN: 1086-7376 

Volume: 27 




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Professor Mahendra Raj 

University of Sharjah, UAE 

The Review of Accounting and Finance (RAF) 

exists to publish high quality research papers in 

both accounting and finance. The journal 

encourages work that offers a global perspective, 

especially given the international composition of 

the Editorial Advisory Board. The new Editors 

see contributions from all paradigms as essential 

to the advancement of knowledge in both 

accounting and finance. 


Innovative empirical, behavioural, theoretical and 

historical articles on accounting and finance issues; 

the role of accounting internal and external 

communications on capital market valuation; 

microstructure; asset pricing; and corporate financial 

decision making. 


• A distinctive feature of the journal is that it 

recognizes and supports the multiparadigmatic 

nature of both accounting and finance. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/raf.htm 

Studies in Economics and Finance 

Studies in Economics and Finance (SEF) 

provides a valuable forum for publication of 

original theoretical and empirical research in 

economics and finance for academics and 

practitioners. The journal aims to provide readers 

with research findings and commentary on 

international developments in both economics 

and finance. SEF aims to maintain a sound 

balance between economic theory and 

application at both the micro and the macro 

levels as it keeps its readership abreast of 

current issues. 


Corporate finance; financial markets; money and 

banking; international finance and economics; 

investments; risk management; theory of the firm; 

competition policy; and corporate governance. 


• SEF offers a unique opportunity for researchers to 

keep abreast of issues on economics and finance. 

www.emeraldinsight.com/sef.htm 

• Academics and those working on research 

projects in higher-education facilities will find the 

material in this journal both invaluable and 

stimulating. 


An analysis of the relationship between 

accounting restatements and quantitative 

benchmarks of audit-planning materiality 

Hanmei Chen and Kurt Pany, Arizona State University, 

USA and Jian Zhang, San Jose State University, USA 

Vol. 7 No. 3, 2008 

Antecedents and consequences of financial 

analyst turnover 

Emad Mohammad, McMaster University, Canada and 

Siva Nathan, Georgia State University, USA 

Vol. 7 No. 4, 2008 

• The journal is committed to the dissemination of 

research findings to an international audience and 

contributors are encouraged to spell out the 

practical implications of their work for economists 

in government and industry. 

• The Editor is dedicated to publishing high quality 

manuscripts and strives to establish a balance 

between theoretical and empirical studies which 

are of interest to academics and practitioners. 


Revenue shifts and non-bank financial 

institutions’ productivity: empirical evidence from 

Malaysia 

Fadzlan Sufian, CIMB Bank Berhad, Kuala Lumpur, 

Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia 

Vol. 25 No. 2, 2008 

A comparative analysis of oil as a risk factor in 

Australian industry stock returns, 1980-2006 

Evan J. McSweeney, University of Wollongong, 

Australia and Andrew C. Worthington, Griffith 

University, Brisbane, Australia 

Vol. 25 No. 2, 2008


Series Editor 

ISSN: 1475-1488 

Vicky Arnold 

University of Central Florida, USA and 

The University of Melbourne, Australia 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 1085-4622 

Professor Bill Schwartz 

Distinguished Affiliate Professor of 

Accounting, Stevens Institute of 

Technology New Jersey, USA 


publishes quality articles, promoting research 

that investigates behavioral accounting 

issues. 


• All areas of accounting that incorporate theory 

from and contribute knowledge and 

understanding to the fields of applied 

psychology, sociology, management science, 

and economics. 


• The studies included in the series are 

interesting, insightful and useful in facilitating 

future behavioral research. 

Part of the Business, Management & Economics eBook Series Collection 

Advances in Accounting Education: Teaching and 

Curriculum Innovations 

Series Editors 

ISSN: 1474-7871 

Professor John Y. Lee 

Pace University, USA 

Professor Marc J. Epstein 

Harvard University and Rice 

University, USA 

Advances in Accounting Education is a 

refereed, academic research annual whose 

purpose is to help meet the needs of faculty 

members interested in ways to improve their 

classroom instruction. 


AAE publishes thoughtful, well-developed articles 

that are readable, relevant and reliable. Articles 

may be either empirical or non-empirical. 


• Emphasizes pedagogy, i.e. explaining how 

faculty members can improve their teaching 

methods or how accounting units can improve 

their curricula/programs. 


Advances in Management Accounting 

Advances in Management Accounting (AIMA) 

publishes well-developed articles on a variety 

of current topics in management accounting 

that are relevant to researchers in both 

practice and academe. 


The series examines areas of management 

accounting, including performance evaluation 

systems, accounting for product costs, behavioral 

impacts on management accounting, and 

innovations in management accounting. 

Management accounting includes all systems 

Accounting and Finance Books 

designed to provide information for management 

decision making. Research methods will include 

survey research, field tests, corporate case 

studies, and modeling. Some speculative articles 

and survey pieces will be included where 

appropriate. 


• One of the premier management accounting 

series. 

• Meets the needs of management accounting 

scholars. 


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Series Editor 

ISSN: 1041-7060 

Professor Cheryl Lehman 

Hofstra University, New York, USA 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 1058-7497 

Professor Toby Stock 

Robert H. Freeman Professor of 

Accounting, Ohio University School of 

Accounting, USA 

Advances in Public Interest Accounting aims 

to provide a forum for researchers critically 

appraising and significantly transforming 

conventional accounting theory, practice, 

teaching and research, and to increase the 

social self-awareness of accounting 

practitioners, educators, and researchers. 


Influences of gender and feminist theory, class 

and race, on accounting practice, education, and 

research; accounting as a communicative 

practice; effects of accounting on environmental 

issues; accounting’s participation in multinational 

expansion, consolidations, and changing 

economies; the impact of new advances in 

information technologies. 


• APIA expands accounting’s focus beyond the 

behavior of individual corporate entities. 


Advances in Taxation 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 0885-3339 

Professor Takao Kato 

Colgate University, New York, USA 

Advances in Taxation publishes chapters 

dealing with all aspects of taxation. Chapters 

can address tax policy issues at the federal, 

state, local, or international level. 

The series primarily publishes empirical 

studies that address compliance, education, 

legal, planning, or policy issues. 


Interdisciplinary research incorporating theories 

from accounting, economics, finance, 

psychology, and/or sociology. 


• The series encourages interdisciplinary 

research involving economics, finance, and 

other areas. 


Advances in the Economic Analysis of Participatory and 

Labor-Managed Firms 

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Advances in the Economic Analysis of 

Participatory and Labor-Managed Firms is an 

edited annual volume of original international 

research on the issue of participatory and 

labor-managed organizations. 


Typical areas of research include employeeownership, 

co-operatives, labor-management 

decision making, co-determination, profit-sharing, 

and economic democracy. 


• Past volumes are representative of the best 

theoretical and empirical research being 

carried out on the economic analysis of 

participatory and labor-managed firms. 

Part of the Business, Management & Economics eBook Series Collection

Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis 


ISSN: 1569-3759 

Professor Robert Thornton and 

Professor J. Richard Aronson 

Rauch Business Center, Lehigh 

University, Pennsylvania, USA 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 1569-3767 

Professor J. Jay Choi 

Temple University, USA 

The essays in this series offer fresh 

theoretical and methodological insights into 

the key issues in the field of economic and 

financial analysis. 


Privatization in transition economies; postsocialist 

economies in Eastern Europe; 

Globalization in relation to Central and Eastern 

Europe; Resistance, adaptation (and at times the 

mutual adaptation between the European and 

global environments), and the production of 

alternatives to global norms and practices. 


• Provocative and innovative contributions to the 

current academic literatures on economic and 

financial analysis. 


International Finance Review 


International Finance Review is an annual 

book series in the international finance area 

(broadly defined). Each volume generally will 

have a particular theme. 


Asian Financial Crisis: Financial, Structural and 

International Dimensions; European Monetary 

Union and Capital Markets; Global Risk 

Management: Financial, Operational, and 

Insurance Strategies; Japanese Finance: 

Corporate Finance and Capital Markets in 

Changing Japan; Latin American Financial 

Markets: Developments in Financial Innovations; 

Emerging European Financial Markets: 

Independence and Integration Post- 

Enlargement; Value Creation in Multinational 

Enterprise; Asia-Pacific Financial Markets: 

Integration, Innovation and Challenges; 

Institutional Approach to Global Corporate 

Governance. 


• The series offers theoretical, empirical, 

institutional or policy-oriented articles on 

multinational financial management and 

strategies, global corporate governance and 

risk management, global capital markets and 

investments, emerging market finance, 

international financial economics or related 

issues. 

Part of the Business, Management and Economics eBooks Series Collection 

ISSN: 1479-3563 

Dr Mathew Tsamenyi 

The Birmingham Business School, 

University of Birmingham, UK 

Dr Shahzad Uddin 

Essex Business School, University of 

Essex, UK 

This series arose out of the belief that the 

international accounting literature should 

devote more attention to the study of the 

accounting problems and issues of emerging 

economies (developing and newly 

industrialized countries). 

The volumes presented aim to: raise the level 

of interest in the specific problems of 

accounting in emerging economies; and 

increase awareness of real issues, so that 

accounting in these countries will not just be 

seen as a matter of copying what is done in 

the industrialized countries. 





provides an authoritative overview of the 

research and progress in this field. 


• Relevant to the actual needs of its readers. 

• Contributes to the accounting development 

process of emerging economies. 

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Research in Finance 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 0196-3821 

Professor John W. Kensinger 

College of Business, University of 

North Texas, USA 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 0884-0741 

Professor Paul Copley 

J. M. Tull School of Accounting, 

The University of Georgia, USA 

Research in Finance has made significant 

contributions to the literature by publishing 

many articles on important topics in the fields 

of finance and economics. 


Pertinent and topical issues in current research 

in finance and economics. 


• It is widely considered to be a high calibre 

collection of titles for the benefit of academics 

and practitioners. 


Research in Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 1574-0765 

Cynthia Jeffrey 

Iowa State University, USA 

Governmental and nonprofit accounting 

represents an undeveloped research area 

which would benefit from rigorous 

examination. The government and not-forprofit 

sectors are also becoming increasingly 

attractive research areas. 

With this in mind, the purpose of Research in 

Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting 

(RIGNA) is to stimulate and report highquality 

research on a wide range of 

governmental and nonprofit accounting and 

reporting issues. 

Research in Professional Responsibility and 

Ethics in Accounting is devoted exclusively 

to the advancement of ethics research and 

education in the profession and practice of 

accounting. 


This series features articles on a broad range of 

important and timely topics, including 

professionalism, social responsibility, individual 

morality, accountability, good business practices 

in public accounting and the litigation crisis. 

Papers will be empirical or theoretical in nature, 

and will draw on paradigms in related disciplines 

such as philosophy, psychology, theology, 

economics and sociology. 


Traditional areas of bond pricing, public sector 

audit quality and the use of accounting 

information in evaluating private not-for-profit 

organizations; analysis of US and UK 

government reporting and studies examining 

performance measurement and reporting by 

public school systems; and varying theories of 

reporting by nonprofit organizations. 


• RIGNA is the only academic series dedicated 

exclusively to governmental and nonprofit 

accounting and reporting issues. 

Research in Professional Responsibility and Ethics in 

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Its threefold mission is to: 

(1) Advance innovative and applied ethics 

research in all accounting-related disciplines 

on a global basis; 

(2) Improve ethics education in and throughout 

the professional accounting and management 

curricula at the undergraduate and graduate 

levels; and 

(3) Provide a source of information for the 

professional accounting and auditing 

community for integrating ethics and good 

business practices in public firms, business 

corporations, and governmental 

organizations.

Studies in Managerial and Financial Accounting 

Series Editor 

ISSN: 1479-3512 

Professor Marc J. Epstein 

Jones Graduate School of 

Management, Rice University, Texas, 

USA 


Studies in Managerial and Financial 

Accounting includes research manuscripts in 

all areas of accounting. 

These may be collections of original 

manuscripts from many authors written 

expressly for a volume or fully developed 

books written by one author. They are all 

aimed at a primary audience of teachers, 

researchers, and students, but also often are 

of substantial interest to accountants and 

managers. 

ISSN: 1479-3504 Studies in the Development of Accounting 

Thought works to inform readers of the 

historical foundations on which the 

profession is based, the historical 

antecedents of today’s accounting 

institutions, the historical impact of 

accounting, as well as exploring the lives and 

works of pre-eminent individuals in the 

profession’s history. 


Recent volumes have addressed: the founders of 

accounting in the mid-nineteenth century and the 

origins of the Institute of Chartered Accountants 

of Scotland; the life and work of accountant 


Improving Organizations and Society; Nonfinancial 

Performance Measurement and 

Management Practices in Manufacturing Firms; 

Performance Measurement and Management 

Control. 


• Extensive empirical research studies, and indepth 

treatments of research topics, 

investigating conceptual, analytical, or 

practical foundations and applications. 

Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought 

Gary J. Previts and Robert 

Bricker 

Weatherhead School of Management, 

Case Western Reserve University, 

USA 

“ 


Stuart Chase (1888-1985), and his concerns 

about waste, conservation, social action, justice, 

ethics and fairness; and the evolving nature of 

accounting regulation, looking at the 

overwhelming number of systems and checks 

that practising accountants face in the wake of 

modern management fraud. 


• The essays in this series offer fresh theoretical 

and methodological insights into the key 

issues and key researchers in the field of 

accounting thought. 

Emerald Books are timely and valuable sources of 

scholarly research and information for researchers. 

Tom Simon, Student, Walden University, USA 

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