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ConSERV, as a continual audit concept to provide traceability and accountability over the project life cycle
International Journal of Project Management
1998 : JUN, VOL. 16:3, p. 185-198
 1998 Conroy, G.
Soltan, H.
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A test of the free cash flow and debt monitoring hypotheses: Evidence from audit pricing
Journal of Accounting & Economics
1997 : DEC, VOL. 24:2, p. 219-237
 1997 Gul, F. A.
Tsui, J. S. L.
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Ten strategic audit questions
Business Horizons
1997 : SEP-OCT, VOL. 40:5, p. 7-14
 1997 Gordon, P.
406.
An exploratory investigation of industry specialization of large audit firms
International Journal of Accounting
1997 : VOL. 32:3, p. 337-355
 1997 Beelde, I. de
407.
Supporting a complex audit judgement task: An expert network approach
European Journal of Operational Research
1997 : DEC, VOL. 103:2, p. 350-372
 1997 Davis, J. T.
Massey, A. P.
Lovell II, R. E. R.
408.
Supporting a complex audit judgement task: An expert network approach
European Journal of Operational Research
1997 : DEC, VOL. 103:2, p. 350-372
 1997 Davis, J. T.
Massey, A. P.
Lovell II, R. E. R.
409.
The mitigation of hindsight bias in judges' evaluation of auditor decisions
Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory
1997 : FALL, VOL. 16:2, p. 20-39
 1997 Anderson, J.
410.
Reliance on decision aids: an examination of auditors' assessment of management fraud
Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory
1997 : FALL, VOL. 16:2, p. 1-19
 1997 Eining, M.
Jones, D.
Loebbecke, J.
411.
Does cooperation in auditing matter? A comparison of a non-cooperative and a cooperative game model of auditing
European Journal of Operational Research
1997 : DEC, VOL. 103:3, p. 470-482
 1997 Cook, J.
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The structure of the Belgian audit market: the effects of client's concentration and capital market activity
International Journal of Auditing
1997 : JUN, VOL. 1:2, p. 151-161
 1997 Schaen, M.
Maijoor, S.
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