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  1. On neo-colonialism and the colonisation of accounting research
  2. On neo-colonialism and the colonisation of accounting research
  3. Deep impact: impact factors and accounting research
  4. Law, Language, and Corporatehood: Corporations and the U.S. Constitution
  5. Irreconcilable Differences? The FASB's Conceptual Framework and the Public Interest
  6. The Supreme Courtts Subversion of the Constitutional Process and the Creation of Persons ex nihilo
  7. Topics and methods in forensic accounting research
  8. Guardians of the Galaxy: Public Accounting and the Public Interest.
  9. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=371197
  10. Can an Illinois Not-for-Profit Membership Corporation Be Created as a 'Shell' Corporation?
  11. Guardians of the galaxy: public accounting and the public interest
  12. Deep Impact: Impact Factors and Accounting Research.
  13. On the Hegemony of Accounting Research: A Survey of Accounting Research seen from a Global Perspective
  14. Should the forensic accounting profession be regulated?
  15. The History of the Decline and Fall of the American Accounting Profession
  16. The Research-Publication Complex and the Construct Shift in Accounting Research
  17. Forensic accounting corporations' codes of ethics and standards of practice - a comparison
  18. The American Accounting Association: issues in governance and internal control
  19. The history of the decline and fall of the American accounting profession
  20. Should the Forensic Accounting Profession Be Regulated?
  21. Culture Risk: An Exploratory Study of the Influence of Culture on Auditorss Evaluation of Internal Control and Assessment of Control Risk
  22. Forensic Accountants, Codes of Ethics and Forensic Accounting Corporations
  23. Forensic Accounting Corporations Codes of Ethics and Standards of Practice: A Comparison
  24. The American Accounting Association: Issues in Governance and Internal Control
  25. Culture and Corruption: Using Hofstedees Cultural Dimensions to Explain Perceptions of Corruption