International journal of accounting education and research

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  Año 2003, Número 2

  • Editorial Board

    págs. 117-118

    

  • How it all began: the rise of listing requirements on the London, Berlin, Paris, and New York stock exchanges

    Lance Davis, Eugene N. White, Larry Neal

    págs. 117-143

    

  • Differential levels of disclosure and the earnings¿return association: evidence from foreign registrants in the United States

    Edward B. Douthett Jr., In Mu Haw, Steve C. Lim, Jonathan E. Duchac

    págs. 145-162

    

  • A discussion of the paper ¿Differential levels of disclosure and the earnings¿return association: evidence from foreign registrants in the United States¿ by Edward Douthett, Jr., Jonathan E. Duchac, In-Mu Haw, Steve C. Lim

    Linda A. Myers

    págs. 163-167

    

  • Response to discussion on ¿Differential levels of disclosure and the earnings¿return association: evidence from foreign registrants in the United States¿

    Edward B. Douthett Jr., Steve C. Lim, Jonathan E. Duchac, In Mu Haw

    págs. 169-172

    

  • A multinational test of determinants of corporate disclosure

    Jeffrey J. Archambault, Marie E. Archambault

    págs. 173-194

    

  • Regulatory flexibility and management opportunism in the choice of alternative accounting standards: an illustration based on large French groups

    Hervé Stolowy, Yuan Ding

    págs. 195-213

    

  • The regulatory framework for financial reporting and auditing in the United Kingdom: the present position and impending changes

    Stella Fearnley, Tony Hines

    págs. 215-233

    

  • Comparative International Accounting

    Ana Zorio Grima

    págs. 237-239

    

  • Regulation of Corporate Accounting and Reporting in India

    Mahbub Zaman

    págs. 239-241