| Grounding the professional skepticism construct in mindset and attitude theory: A way forward |
17 |
| Corporate social media: How two-way disclosure channels influence investors |
14 |
| Performance measurement systems as generators of cognitive conflict in ambidextrous firms |
13 |
| Social movement NGOs and the comprehensiveness of conflict mineral disclosures: evidence from global companies |
10 |
| Professional repositioning during times of institutional change: The case of tax practitioners and changing moral boundaries |
10 |
| Microaccountability and biopolitics: Microfinance in a Sri Lankan village |
9 |
| A new era of voluntary disclosure? Empirical evidence on how employee postings on social media relate to future corporate disclosures |
9 |
| The effects of an auditor's communication mode and professional tone on client responses to audit inquiries |
9 |
| Performing business and social innovation through accounting inscriptions: An introduction |
7 |
| How accountability type influences information search processes and decision quality |
7 |
| Materiality judgments in an integrated reporting setting: The effect of strategic relevance and strategy map |
6 |
| Accounting and passionate interests: The case of a Swedish football club |
6 |
| The influence of a good relationship between the internal audit and information security functions on information security outcomes |
6 |
| Staff auditors' proclivity for computer-mediated communication with clients and its effect on skeptical behavior |
6 |
| The performativity of risk management frameworks and technologies: The translation of uncertainties into pure and impure risks |
5 |
| The contingent nature of complementarity between results and value-based controls for managing company-level profitability: A situational strength perspective |
5 |
| To control and build trust: How managers use organizational controls and trust-building activities to motivate subordinate cooperation |
5 |
| Backstage and frontstage interactions in management accountants' identity work |
5 |
| Conforming or transforming? How organizations respond to multiple rankings |
5 |
| Enhancing auditors' critical thinking in audits of complex estimates |
4 |
| The legitimation of corporate tax minimization |
4 |
| Acting on distances: A topology of accounting inscriptions |
4 |
| How ex-auditors remember their past: The transformation of audit experience into cultural memory |
4 |
| Management deception, big-bath accounting, and information asymmetry: Evidence from linguistic analysis |
4 |
| Accounting, performance measurement and fairness in UK fresh produce supply networks |
4 |
| Constituting the governable NGO: The correlation between conduct and counter-conduct in the evolution of funder-NGO accountability relations |
4 |
| Carriers of ideas in accounting standard-setting and financialization: The role of epistemic communities |
4 |
| Do features that associate managers with a message magnify investors' reactions to narrative disclosures? |
4 |
| Socialization mechanisms and goal congruence |
3 |
| A natural field experiment examining the joint role of audit partner leadership and subordinates' knowledge in fraud brainstorming |
3 |
| How disclosure medium affects investor reactions to CEO bragging, modesty, and humblebragging |
3 |
| Can organizational identification mitigate the CEO horizon problem? |
3 |
| The interplay between strategic risk profiles and presentation format on managers' strategic judgments using the balanced scorecard |
3 |
| Using investment appraisal models in strategic negotiation: The cultural political economy of electricity generation |
3 |
| How fair value is both market-based and entity-specific: The irreducibility of value constellations to market prices |
3 |
| The use of a single budget or separate budgets for planning and performance evaluation |
2 |
| Budget formality and informality as a tool for organizing and governance amidst divergent institutional logics |
2 |
| Cascading controls: The effects of managers' incentives on subordinate effort to help or harm |
2 |
| Are Audit Committees more challenging given a specific investor base? Does the answer change in the presence of prospective critical audit matter disclosures? |
2 |
| Informed traders' performance and the information environment: Evidence from experimental asset markets |
2 |
| The effects of tournament horizon and the percentage of winners on social comparisons and performance in multi-period competitions |
2 |
| Information system precision and honesty in managerial reporting: A re-examination of information asymmetry effects |
2 |
| Makeover accounting: Investigating the meaning-making practices of financial accounts |
2 |
| The use of made-up users |
2 |
| Accounting for extortion |
2 |
| Seeing like the market; exploring the mutual rise of transparency and accounting in transnational economic and market governance |
2 |
| The effects of measurement basis and slack benefits on honesty in budget reporting |
2 |
| Linguistic tone and the small trader |
1 |
| Informational environments and the relative information content of analyst recommendations and insider trades |
1 |
| Auditors' comfort with uncertain estimates: More evidence is not always better |
1 |
