Volume 64 - Volume 71
Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida
AOS 1976-2023 |
Journal Updates by Year
Abdel-Rahim, H. Y. and D. E. Stevens. 2018. Information system precision and honesty in managerial reporting: A re-examination of information asymmetry. Accounting, Organizations and Society (64): 31-43.
Ackert, L. F., B. K. Church and P. Zhang. 2018. Informed traders' performance and the information environment: Evidence from experimental asset markets. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 1-15.
Andiola, L. M. and J. C. Bedard. 2018. Delivering the "tough message": Moderators of subordinate auditors' reactions to feedback. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 52-68.
Asay, H. S., R. Libby and K. M. Rennekamp. 2018. Do features that associate managers with a message magnify investors' reactions to narrative disclosures? Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 1-14.
Baginski, S. P., E. Demers, A. Kausar and Y. J. Yu. Linguistic tone and the small trader. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 21-37.
Bay, C. 2018. Makeover accounting: Investigating the meaning-making practices of financial accounts. Accounting, Organizations and Society (64): 44-54.
Bennett, G. B. and R. C. Hatfield. 2018. Staff auditors' proclivity for computer-mediated communication with clients and its effect on skeptical behavior. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 42-57.
Berger, L., T. Libby and A. Webb. 2018. The effects of tournament horizon and the percentage of winners on social comparisons and performance in multi-period competitions. Accounting, Organizations and Society (64): 1-16.
Blankespoor, E. 2018. Firm communication and investor response: A framework and discussion integrating social media. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 80-87.
Bloomfield, R. 2018. The LAAPs that foster productive conversations and the crebit that undermines them. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 135-142.
Busco, C. and P. Quattrone. 2018. Performing business and social innovation through accounting inscriptions: An introduction. Accounting, Organizations and Society (67): 15-19.
Cade, N. L. 2018. Corporate social media: How two-way disclosure channels influence investors. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 63-79.
Cheng, M. M., K. A. Humphreys and Y. Y. Zhang. 2018. The interplay between strategic risk profiles and presentation format on managers' strategic judgments using the balanced scorecard. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 92-105.
Christ, M. H. and T. W. Vance. 2018. Cascading controls: The effects of managers' incentives on subordinate effort to help or harm. Accounting, Organizations and Society (65): 20-32.
Corvellec, H., R. Ek, P. Zapata and M. J. Z. Campos. 2018. Acting on distances: A topology of accounting inscriptions. Accounting, Organizations and Society (67): 56-65.
Dennis, S. A. and K. M. Johnstone. 2018. A natural field experiment examining the joint role of audit partner leadership and subordinates' knowledge in fraud brainstorming. Accounting, Organizations and Society (66): 14-28.
Emett, S. A., R. Libby and M. W. Nelson. 2018. PCAOB guidance and audits of fair values for level 2 investments. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 57-72.
Grant, S. M., F. D. Hodge and R. K. Sinha. 2018. How disclosure medium affects investor reactions to CEO bragging, modesty, and humblebragging. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 118-134.
Hales, J., J. R. Moon and L. A. Swenson. 2018. A new era of voluntary disclosure? Empirical evidence on how employee posting on social media relate to future corporate disclosures. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 88-108.
Himick, D. and M. Brivot. 2018. Carriers of ideas in accounting standard-setting and financialization: The role of epistemic communities. Accounting, Organizations and Society (66): 29-44.
Hobson, J., R. Libby and H. Tan. 2018. New corporate disclosures and new methods. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): v-vii.
Hope, O. and J. Wang. 2018. Management deception, big-bath accounting, and information asymmetry: Evidence from linguistic analysis. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 33-51.
Islam, M. A. and C. J. van Staden. 2018. Social movement NGOs and the comprehensiveness of conflict mineral disclosures: Evidence from global companies. Accounting, Organizations and Society (65): 1-19.
Jack, L., R. Florez-Lopez and J. M. Ramon-Jeronimo. 2018. Accounting, performance measurement and fairness in UK fresh produce supply networks. Accounting, Organizations and Society (64): 17-30.
Jiang, J., I. Y. Wang and D. D. Wangerin. 2018. How does the FASB make decisions? A descriptive study of agenda-setting and the role of individual board members. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 30-46.
Jordan, S., H. Mitterhofer and L. Jorgensen. 2018. The interdiscursive appeal of risk matrices: Collective symbols, flexibility normalism and the interplay of 'risk' and 'uncertainty'. Accounting, Organizations and Society (67): 34-55.
Kachelmeier, S. J. 2018. Testing auditor-client interactions without letting auditors and clients fully interact: Comments on Bennett and Hatfield (2018). Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 58-62.
Kelton, A. S. and N. R. Montague. 2018. The unintended consequences of uncertainty disclosures made by auditors and managers on nonprofessional judgments. Accounting, Organizations and Society (65): 44-55.
Leiby, J. 2018. The role of consultants and management prestige in management control system adoption. Accounting, Organizations and Society (66): 1-13.
Lipe, M. G. 2018. Unpacking the disclosure package: Using experiments to investigate investor reactions to narrative disclosures. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 15-20.
Long, C. P. 2018. To control and build trust: How managers use organizational controls and trust-building activities to motivate subordinate cooperation. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 69-91.
Loughran, T. 2018. Linguistic tone and the small trader: Measurement issues, regulatory implications, and directions for future research. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 38-41.
Majerczyk, M. 2018. The effect of labor market competition on control system design: An experimental investigation. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 47-56.
Nolder, C. J. and K. Kadous. 2018. Grounding the professional skepticism construct in mindset and attitude theory: A way forward. Accounting, Organizations and Society (67): 1-14.
Pollock, N., L D'Adderio, R. Williams and L. Leforestier. 2018. Conforming or transforming? How organizations respond to multiple rankings. Accounting, Organizations and Society (64): 55-68.
Radcliffe, V. S., C. Spence, M. Stein and B. Wilkinson. 2018. Professional repositioning during times of institutional change: The case of tax practitioners and changing moral boundaries. Accounting, Organizations and Society (66): 45-59.
Saiewitz, A. and T. Kida. 2018. The effects of an auditor's communication mode and professional tone on client responses to audit inquiries. Accounting, Organizations and Society (65): 33-43.
Steinbart, P. J., R. L. Raschke, G. Gal and W. N. Dilla. 2018. The influence of a good relationship between the internal audit and information security functions on information security outcomes. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 15-29.
Sunderland, D. 2018. Foreword. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): iii-iv.
Teoh, S. H. 2018. The promise and challenges of new datasets for accounting research. Accounting, Organizations and Society (68-69): 109-117.
Themsen, T. N. and P. Skaerbaek. 2018. The performativity of risk management frameworks and technologies: The translation of uncertainties into pure and impure risks. Accounting, Organizations and Society (67): 20-33.
Warren, L. and W. Seal. 2018. Using investment appraisal models in strategic negotiation: The cultural political economy of electricity generation. Accounting, Organizations and Society (70): 16-32.
Yoon, D. 2018. Strategic delegation, stock options, and investment hold-up problems. Accounting, Organizations and Society (71): 1-14.