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Autor:
Robbins, Walter A.
Publikováno v:
The Accounting Review, 1989 Jul 01. 64(3), 566-567.
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https://www.jstor.org/stable/247613
AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF ANNUALITY IN THE UK PUBLIC SECTOR: PLUS ÇA CHANGE, PLUS C'EST LA MÊME CHOSE?
Publikováno v:
Financial Accountability & Management. 23:215-237
Autor:
Maurice Pendlebury, Zakiah Saleh
Publikováno v:
Asia Pacific Business Review. 12:421-435
Accruals accounting by governments has been successfully adopted in several countries. This study examines the move to accruals accounting in the United Kingdom and compares this with developments in Malaysia. In the UK, it is argued that the princip
Autor:
Maurice Pendlebury, Rowan Jones
Publikováno v:
Financial Accountability and Management. 20:305-325
1. W.T. Andrews and P.B. McKenzie, ‘Leading accounting departments revisited’. The Accounting Review January (1978), pp. 135–138. 2. J.J. Benjamin and V.C. Brenner, ‘Perceptions of journal quality’. The Accounting Review April (1974), pp. 3
Publikováno v:
Accounting and Business Research. 32:275-280
Publikováno v:
Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting & Financial Management. 14:1-26
This paper offers a comparison of local government accounting and auditing in the U.S. and the U.K., including descriptions of the wider environment of the two governmental systems. The paper identifies two major differences in accounting. The first
Autor:
Brian Lewis, Maurice Pendlebury
Publikováno v:
Financial Accountability & Management. 18:25-38
The traditional ethos of higher education encourages the provision of a broad range of academic subjects aimed at producing overall benefits to society and the economy, rather than focusing on the provision of subjects that can achieve financial viab
Publikováno v:
The British Accounting Review. 33:333-355
Published research outputs have for a long time been used to assess the performance of UK accounting and finance faculty. This process has been institutionalised and formalised through the introduction of Research Assessment Exercises (RAEs). RAEs ha
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The British Accounting Review. 33:223-232
In peer reviews of the quality of academic accounting and finance journals, US journals are consistently perceived to be the most prestigious. UK accounting and finance academics share these perceptions, and yet very few of them ever publish in top U
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The British Accounting Review. 30:313-330
Published research output is widely used as a measure of performance in UK universities. This paper investigates the acceptability of the research practices which underpin publication in accounting journals. Eighty-eight UK accounting academics repor