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#10 Accounting & Taxation

Title / Author	Cited by	Year
20 years of studies on the balanced scorecard: Trends, accomplishments, gaps and opportunities for future research Z Hoque The British Accounting Review 46 (1), 33-59	267	2014
Gender diversity, board independence, environmental committee and greenhouse gas disclosure L Liao, L Luo, Q Tang The British Accounting Review 47 (4), 409-424	241	2015
Environmental and social disclosures: Link with corporate financial performance Y Qiu, A Shaukat, R Tharyan The British Accounting Review 48 (1), 102-116	178	2016
The institutionalisation of corporate social responsibility reporting C de Villiers, D Alexander The British Accounting Review 46 (2), 198-212	131	2014
Accounting narratives and the narrative turn in accounting research: Issues, theory, methodology, methods and a research framework V Beattie The British Accounting Review 46 (2), 111-134	125	2014
Improving the relevance of risk factor disclosure in corporate annual reports S Abraham, PJ Shrives The British Accounting Review 46 (1), 91-107	115	2014
Environmental, social and governance disclosure, integrated reporting, and the accuracy of analyst forecasts C Bernardi, AW Stark The British Accounting Review 50 (1), 16-31	76	2018
The impact of board capital and board characteristics on firm performance J Jermias, L Gani The British Accounting Review 46 (2), 135-153	76	2014
The adoption of the materiality concept in social and environmental reporting assurance: A field study approach C Edgley, MJ Jones, J Atkins The British Accounting Review 47 (1), 1-18	60	2015
What drives mandatory and voluntary risk reporting variations across Germany, UK and US? T Elshandidy, I Fraser, K Hussainey The British Accounting Review 47 (4), 376-394	60	2015
Exploring the implications of integrated reporting for social investment (disclosures) CA Adams, B Potter, PJ Singh, J York The British Accounting Review 48 (3), 283-296	60	2016
The effect of DEFRA guidance on greenhouse gas disclosure V Tauringana, L Chithambo The British Accounting Review 47 (4), 425-444	58	2015
Integrating sustainability performance measurement into logistics and supply networks: A multi-methodological approach KH Lee, Y Wu The British Accounting Review 46 (4), 361-378	56	2014
Enterprise risk management and firm performance: The Italian case C Florio, G Leoni The British Accounting Review 49 (1), 56-74	56	2017
Accounting towards sustainability in production and supply chains R Burritt, S Schaltegger The British Accounting Review 46 (4), 327-343	54	2014
Board composition, grey directors and corporate failure in the UK HH Hsu, CYH Wu The British Accounting Review 46 (3), 215-227	53	2014
An exploration of NGO and media efforts to influence workplace practices and associated accountability within global supply chains C Deegan, MA Islam The British Accounting Review 46 (4), 397-415	51	2014
Impression management through minimal narrative disclosure in annual reports S Leung, L Parker, J Courtis The British Accounting Review 47 (3), 275-289	51	2015
Strategic cost management and performance: The case of environmental costs JF Henri, O Boiral, MJ Roy The British Accounting Review 48 (2), 269-282	49	2016
Auditors' identification with their clients: Effects on audit quality J Svanberg, P Öhman The British Accounting Review 47 (4), 395-408	49	2015

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