Accounting and Finance

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Accounting and Finance Journals
Journal of
Islamic Accounting and Business Research
Journal of
Islamic Accounting
and Business
Research
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Editors
ISSN 1759-0817
Volume 1 Number 1 2010
ISSN: 1759-0817
Volume: 1
Print Issues: 2
Internet Issues:
Online archive
2
Abstracts 2010 - date
Full text 2010 - date
Professor Roszaini
Haniffa
Bradford University School of
Management, UK
Dr Mohammad Hudaib
Essex Business School,
University of Essex, UK
Journal of
Money Laundering
Control
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Editors
ISSN 1368-5201
Volume 13 Number 1 2009
ISSN: 1368-5201
Volume: 13
Print Issues: 4
Internet Issues:
Online archive
4
Abstracts 1997 - date
Full text 2002 - date
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.
Coverage includes:
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
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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.
Coverage includes:
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.
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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.
Benefits and features
• 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
Benefits and features
• 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.
Sample articles
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