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  1. Show me? Inspire me? Make me? An institutional theory exploration of social and environmental reporting practices
  2. The dramaturgy of earnings guidance: an institutional analysis of a soft landing
  3. The Spillover Effect of Audit Firm Office Acquisition on the Audit Quality of the Existing Client Base
  4. Understanding Factors that Influence Information System Effectiveness in Higher Education
  5. Lessons we never wanted to learn: pandemic as pedagogy
  6. Are Today's Young Accountants Different? An Intergenerational Comparison of Three Psychological Attributes
  7. What do we mean by accounting program quality? A decomposition of accounting faculty opinions
  8. The Center Cannot Hold: The AICPA and Accounting Professional Leadership 1997–2013
  9. Think (not so) straight, talk (not so) straight
  10. Men of steel: Voluntary accounting information disclosure in the first third of the twentieth century at U.S. Steel Corporation
  11. Further tales of the schism: US accounting faculty and practice credentials
  12. Mobility and structural change through traumatic organizational events
  13. The Bloom Is Off the Rose: Deprofessionalization in Public Accounting
  14. The medium is the message: Comparing paper-based and web-based course evaluation modalities
  15. Location does not have to be destiny: student evaluation and integrity controls in a management accounting class
  16. Cash Flow Decision Making And Financial Accounting Presentation: A Computerized Experiment
  17. Going Native: A Report from the Taxing Edge of Academic Accounting
  18. Revitalizing Accounting Education: A Highly Applied Liberal Arts Approach
  19. The hand that rocks the cradle: Disciplinary socialization at the American Accounting Association's Doctoral Consortium
  20. Beyond just desserts: The gendered nature of the connection between effort and achievement for accounting students
  21. The fleeting nature of permanent reinvestment: Accounting for the undistributed earnings of foreign subsidiaries
  22. Show Me the Money: Academic Research as Currency
  23. AEEDITORIAL ESSAY: Time Tight, Learning Unattainable
  24. The Millennial Lie
  25. Inside Agency: The Rise and Fall of Nortel
  26. The World’s Newest Profession
  27. Protecting the Solution: A ‘High-Tech.’ Method to Guarantee Individual Effort in Accounting Classes∗
  28. Chasing Daylight
  29. Reflections on the scholarship of teaching: A report on the Colloquium on Change in accounting education, 2005
  30. A commentary on “Why DCF capital budgeting is bad for business and why business schools should stop teaching it”
  31. You Can Trust Your Car to the Man Who Wears the Star: A Look at Discretionary Disclosure by Texaco
  32. Accountancy before the fall: The AICPA vision project and related professional enterprises
  33. Saving Chrysler: the use and non-use of accounting information by the US Congress
  34. Financial analysts' reports: an extended institutional theory evaluation
  35. Stranger in a strange land: an accounting academic teaches the freshman seminar
  36. Organizational socialization as instrument and symbol: An extended institutional theory perspective
  37. MAKING ACCOUNTING KNOWLEDGE: PEERING AT POWER
  38. Institutional Pressures and Symbolic Displays in a GAO Context
  39. An empirical evaluation of the interpersonal and organisational correlates of professionalism in internal auditing
  40. Accounting
  41. Contracts
  42. Where the rubber meets the road: performance evaluation and gender in large public accounting organizations
  43. ACCOUNTING STANDARD SETTING: A CHALLENGE FOR CRITICAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCHERS
  44. Faculty evaluation as a social dilemma: a game theoretic approach
  45. The stratification of academic accounting in the USA: a theoretical and empirical evaluation of institutional reproduction
  46. PROACTIVE PRACTICE REVIEW: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY OF ACCOUNTING REGULATION THAT NEVER WAS
  47. Towards Progress in Gender Research in Accounting: Challenges for Studies in Three Domains
  48. THE EDUCATION OF ACCOUNTANTS IN THE U.S.: REASON AND ITS LIMITS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY
  49. THE STRATIFICATION OF ACADEMIC ACCOUNTING IN THE U.S.: THE ROLE OF DOCTORAL FUNDING GRANTS
  50. From tax computation to tax planning: the use of Monte Carlo simulations in tax education
  51. Early regulatory actions by the SEC: An institutional theory perspective on the dramaturgy of political exchanges
  52. Introducing uncertainty in the teaching of pensions: A simulation approach
  53. The imagery and reality of peer review in the U.S.: Insights from institutional theory
  54. Culture and accounting in Indonesia: An empirical examination
  55. Professionalism and Internal Auditors: A Profile
  56. The Comparative Difficulty of Professional Certification Questions in an Undergraduate Accounting Course
  57. Book Reviews
  58. QUESTIONING THE ASSUMED HOMOGENEITY OF THE BEHAVIOURAL ENVIRONMENT OF ACCOUNTING FIRMS: SOME EXPLORATORY EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
  59. Accountant ethics: A brief examination of neglected sociological dimensions
  60. Political Aspects of Financial Accounting Standard Setting in the USA
  61. Public Accounting Work Experience
  62. Structural-Functionalism and Financial Accounting: Standard Setting in the US
  63. Coordination and Control in a Government Agency: Contingency and Institutional Theory Perspectives on GAO Audits
  64. Expert System-Driven Accounting Education: A Summary of Empirical Findings on the Reduction of Professorial Control
  65. Academic department prestige: A new measure based on the doctoral student labor market
  66. Down the up staircase: US academic accounting prestige and the placement of doctoral students
  67. Internal Auditor Performance: A Comparison of Self‐ratings and Supervisor Ratings
  68. Internal Auditor Performance: A Comparison of Self-ratings and Supervisor Ratings
  69. Financial accounting standard setting as an institutionalized action field: Constraints, opportunities and dilemmas
  70. Organizational socialization in accounting firms: A theoretical framework and agenda for future research
  71. The rationality of doing “nothing”: Auditors' responses to legal liability in an institutionalized environment
  72. Race and Plea Bargained Outcomes: A Research Note
  73. FLOWCHARTING: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO BUSINESS LAW
  74. Accounting education as a field of intellectual enquiry
  75. Circulating the Solidarity Praxis of Post-Development Faith Based Organizations
  76. An Empirical Assessment of the Rise and Fall of Accounting as an Academic Discipline
  77. Inside Agency: The Rise and Fall of Nortel
  78. Complexity and Analyst Following of Multinational Firms
  79. AN ANALYSIS OF GROUP INFLUENCES ON GOING CONCERN AUDITOR JUDGMENTS
  80. Internal auditor burnout: an examination of behavioral consequences
  81. Auditor work and its outcomes: An application of the job characteristics model to large public accounting firms