Journal of business ethics

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  Año 2017, Vol. 142, Número 2

  • Introduction to Thematic Symposium on Accounting Professionalism.

    Sally Gunz, Linda Thorne

    págs. 199-201

    

  • An Examination of the U.S. Public Accounting Profession’s Public Interest Discourse and Actions in Federal Policy Making.

    Lisa Baudot, Robin W. Roberts, Dana M. Wallace

    págs. 203-220

    

  • Discussion of “An Examination of the U.S. Public Accounting Profession’s Public Interest Discourse and Actions in Federal Policy Making”.

    Vishal P. Baloria

    págs. 221-224

    

  • Professional Accountants’ Identity Formation: An Integrative Framework.

    François Brouard, Merridee Bujaki, Sylvain Durocher

    págs. 225-238

    

  • Discussion of “A Theoretical Framework of Professional Accountants’ Identity Formation and Directions for Future Research”.

    Linda Thorne

    págs. 239-240

    

  • Encouraging Professional Skepticism in the Industry Specialization Era.

    Jonathan H. Grenier

    págs. 241-256

    

  • Discussion of “Encouraging Professional Skepticism in the Industry Specialization Era”.

    H.L. Brown-Liburd

    págs. 257-258

    

  • Recognizing Ethical Issues: An Examination of Practicing Industry Accountants and Accounting Students.

    Krista Fiolleau, Steven E. Kaplan

    págs. 259-276

    

  • Discussion of “Recognizing Ethical Issues: An Examination of Practicing Industry Accountants and Accounting Students”.

    Dawn W. Massey

    págs. 277-283

    

  • Does the Accounting Profession Discipline Its Members Differently After Public Scrutiny?

    Devan Mescall, Fred Phillips, Regan N. Schmidt

    págs. 285-309

    

  • Discussion of “Does the Accounting Profession Discipline Its Members Differently after Public Scrutiny?” by D. F. Mescall, F. Phillips, and R. N. Schmidt.

    Irene M. Gordon

    págs. 311-312

    

  • Maturity Mismatching and “Market Failure”.

    Walter Edward Block, William Barnett II

    págs. 313-323

    

  • Family Business Participation in Community Social Responsibility: The Moderating Effect of Gender.

    Whitney O. Peake, Danielle Cooper, Margaret A. Fitzgerald

    págs. 325-343

    

  • Exploring the Impact of Internal Corporate Governance on the Relation Between Disclosure Quality and Earnings Management in the UK Listed Companies.

    Nooraisah Katmon, Omar Al Farooque

    págs. 345-367

    

  • Board Gender Diversity and Corporate Response to Sustainability Initiatives: Evidence from the Carbon Disclosure Project.

    Walid Ben-Amar, Millicent Chang, Philip McIlkenny

    págs. 369-383

    

  • Religious Belief, Corporate Philanthropy, and Political Involvement of Entrepreneurs in Chinese Family Firms.

    Xingqiang Du

    págs. 385-406

    

  • Erratum to: Does the Accounting Profession Discipline Its Members Differently After Public Scrutiny?

    Devan Mescall, Fred Phillips, Regan N. Schmidt

    pág. 407