Journal of Accounting and Public Policy

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#13 Accounting & Taxation

Title / Author	Cited by	Year
Voluntary environmental disclosure quality and firm value: Further evidence M Plumlee, D Brown, RM Hayes, RS Marshall Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (4), 336-361	288	2015
Corporate social responsibility disclosure and the cost of equity capital: The roles of stakeholder orientation and financial transparency D Dhaliwal, OZ Li, A Tsang, YG Yang Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (4), 328-355	226	2014
The effect of mandatory IFRS adoption on real and accrual-based earnings management activities LC Doukakis Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (6), 551-572	108	2014
The effect of IAS/IFRS adoption on earnings management (smoothing): A closer look at competing explanations V Capkun, D Collins, T Jeanjean Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 35 (4), 352-394	83	2016
Web disclosure and the market for charitable contributions GD Saxton, DG Neely, C Guo Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (2), 127-144	81	2014
XBRL’s impact on analyst forecast behavior: An empirical study C Liu, T Wang, LJ Yao Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (1), 69-82	77	2014
The relationship between sustainability performance and sustainability disclosure–Reconciling voluntary disclosure theory and legitimacy theory K Hummel, C Schlick Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 35 (5), 455-476	76	2016
Corporate social responsibility and the cost of corporate bonds W Ge, M Liu Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (6), 597-624	71	2015
Value relevance of accounting information under an integrated reporting approach: A research note D Baboukardos, G Rimmel Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 35 (4), 437-452	62	2016
The effect of internal control and risk management regulation on earnings quality: Evidence from Germany NC Brown, C Pott, A Wömpener Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (1), 1-31	61	2014
Why firms implement risk governance–Stepping beyond traditional risk management to enterprise risk management SA Lundqvist Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (5), 441-466	58	2015
The impact of information sharing on cybersecurity underinvestment: A real options perspective LA Gordon, MP Loeb, W Lucyshyn, L Zhou Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (5), 509-519	55	2015
Saying more with less? Disclosure conciseness, completeness and balance in Integrated Reports G Melloni, A Caglio, P Perego Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 36 (3), 220-238	54	2017
The impact of say-on-pay on executive compensation S Balsam, J Boone, H Liu, J Yin Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 35 (2), 162-191	48	2016
An analysis of the maturity and strategic impact of investments in ERM M Beasley, B Branson, D Pagach Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (3), 219-243	47	2015
Shareholders have a say in executive compensation: Evidence from say-on-pay in the United States MB Kimbro, D Xu Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 35 (1), 19-42	44	2016
The effect of alternative fraud model use on auditors’ fraud risk judgments DM Boyle, FT DeZoort, DR Hermanson Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (6), 578-596	44	2015
Macroeconomic evidence on the impact of mandatory IFRS adoption on equity and debt markets MD Beneish, BP Miller, TL Yohn Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (1), 1-27	40	2015
Earnings quality in privatized firms: The role of state and foreign owners H Ben-Nasr, N Boubakri, JC Cosset Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 34 (4), 392-416	40	2015
Market reactions to policy deliberations on fair value accounting and impairment rules during the financial crisis of 2008–2009 RM Bowen, U Khan Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 33 (3), 233-259	38	2014

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