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Ethical foundations: a new framework for reliable financial reporting
Business Ethics
2006 : JUL, VOL 15:3, p. 259-270
 2006 Greer, L.
Tonge, A.
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Corporate governance reforms: redefined expectations of audit committee responsibilities and effectiveness
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : DEC I, VOL 62:2, p. 115-127
 2005 Vera-Muñoz, S. C.
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Wrongdoing by consultants: an examination of employees' reporting intentions
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : MAR II, VOL 57:2, p. 121-137
 2005 Ayers, S.
Kaplan, S. E.
95.
Ethics failures in corporate financial reporting
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : MAR I, VOL 57:1, p. 5-15
 2005 Staubus, G. J.
96.
Why code of conduct violations go unreported: a conceptual framework to guide intervention and future research
Journal of Business Ethics
2005 : APR (1), VOL. 57:4, p. 327-341
 2005 Nitsch, D.
Baetz, M.
Hughes, J.C.
97.
The role of environmental initiatives in encouraging companies to engage in environmental reporting
European Management Journal
2005 : DEC, VOL. 23:6, p. 702-716
 2005 Dixon, R.
Mousa, G. A.
Woodhead, A.
98.
Building a European portrait of corporate social responsibility reporting
European Management Journal
2005 : DEC, VOL. 23:6, p. 611-627
 2005 Perrini, F.
99.
Does the precision of news affect market underreaction? Evidence from returns following two classes of profit warnings
European Financial Management
2005 : NOV, VOL. 11:5, p. 603-624
 2005 Bulkley, G.
Herrerias, R.
100.
User needs in sustainability reporting: Pespectives of stakeholders in Ireland
European Accounting Review
2005 : VOL. 14:4, p.759-787
 2005 O'Dwyer, B.
Unerman, J.
Hession, E.
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The importance of accuracy in attendance reporting
International Journal of Arts Management
2005 : FALL; VOL 8:1, p. 4-7
 2005 Silberberg, T.
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