Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Social Sciences > Southampton Business School > Accounting
Southampton Business School > Accounting" and Year is 2024
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Sustainability performance reporting in Ghana: the views of SMEs - Owusu Acheampong, Venancio Tauringana and Nicholas Asare
Type: Article
| 2024
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Corporate governance and financial performance: the case of English NHS hospitals - Laura Obwona Achiro, Venancio Tauringana and Mohammad Alta'any
Type: Article
| 2024
Type: Dataset
| 2024
| University of Southampton
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Sustainability accounting: The case of corporate social health accounting and reporting - Gifty Adjei-Mensah
Type: Thesis
| 2024
| University of Southampton
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Accounting and social health: a systematic literature review and agenda for future research - Gifty Adjei-Mensah, Collins Ntim, Qingjing (Maggie) Zhang and Frank Boateng
Type: Review
| 2024
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Short-term credit policies and operating performance - Godfred Afrifa, Ishmael Tingbani, Ahmad Alshehabi and Hussein Halabi
Type: Article
| 2024
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Gender diversity, intellectual capital, and family ownership: an empirical test of Kanter's hypothesis - Rizwan Ali, Ali Amin, Ramiz Ur Rehman and Collins G. Ntim
Type: Article
| 2024
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The impact of corporate governance on the cancer waiting time target of the English National Health Service hospitals - Mohammad Alta'any, Ven Tauringana and Laura Obwona Achiro
Type: Article
| 2024
Unpacking sustainability reporting dimensions: the impact of board characteristics - Mohammad Alta’any, Ven Tauringana, Alaa Zalata and Laura Obwona Achiro
Type: Article
| 2024
CEO personal characteristics and firms’ risk-taking behaviour: the moderating role of family ownership - Ali Amin, Rizwan Ali, Ramiz Ur Rehman and Collins G. Ntim
Type: Article
| 2024
Institutions and corruption relationship: evidence from African countries - Agyenim Boateng, Yan Wang, Collins G. Ntim and Mohamed Elmagrhi
Type: Article
| 2024
The impact of bank mergers on corporate tax aggressiveness - Jie Chen, Tapas Mishra, Wei Song, Qingjing Zhang and Zhuang Zhang
Type: Article
| 2024
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COVID-19 policy actions, trust in government and tax compliance intentions: a study of the British self-employment income support scheme - Zhifeng Chen, Haiming Hang and Weisha Wang
Type: Article
| 2024
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CEO social capital and the readability of 10-K reports - Kiet Tuan Duong, Mohamed Elmahgoub, Silvia Gaia and Kamran T. Malikov
Type: Article
| 2024
Diffusion theory, economic consequences, and adoption of international standards on auditing around the world - Ibrahim Elmghaamez, Collins G. Ntim and Kemi C. Yekini
Type: Article
| 2024
Investigating ISA adaptation in a developing country context: the selective influence of Big Four affiliates - Peter Brince Mikhail Ghattas, Teerooven Soobaroyen and Oliver Marnet
Type: Article
| 2024
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The impact of the regulatory business environment on SMEs' funding choices in developing countries: evidence from Africa - Andrew E. Hansen‑Addy, Mario Davide Parrilli and Ishmael Tingbani
Type: Article
| 2024
The impact of trade facilitation on African SMEs’ performance - Andrew E. Hansen‑Addy and Ishmael Tingbani
Type: Article
| 2024
Does gender diversity in corporate boards and executive management teams influence carbon performance? Evidence from Europe - Faizul Haque, Gifty Adjei-Mensah, Thi Hong Hanh Nguyen and Collins G. Ntim
Type: Article
| 2024
The effect of non-audit fees on interest payments classification shifting: does internal governance and firm financial well-being matter? - Mohamed Hessian, Alaa Mansour Zalata and Khaled Hussainey
Type: Article
| 2024
Does the board of directors and (non)-executives’ ownership mitigate interest payment classification shifting? UK Evidence - Mohamed Hessian, Alaa Zalata and Khaled. Hussainey
Type: Article
| 2024
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Therapeutic governance: the art of mediating shame and blame and quasi-judicial pragmatic technologies in Indonesian government auditor-auditee engagements - Nunung Nurul Hidayah, Firdaus Amyar and Alan Lowe
Type: Article
| 2024
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The role of finance, accounting and governance in sustainability and sustainable development - Eva Liljeblom, Sabur Mollah and Saeed Akbar
Type: Editorial
| 2024
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Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and corporate environmental sustainability: A systematic literature review and avenues for future research - Karim Mahran and Ahmed A. Elamer
Type: Article
| 2024
Shaping ESG commitment through organizational psychological capital: the role of CEO power - Karim Mahran and Ahmed A. Elamer
Type: Article
| 2024
Board sustainability committees, climate change initiatives, carbon performance, and market value - Nurlan Orazalin, Collins Ntim and John Malagila
Type: Article
| 2024
Corporate governance, national governance quality, and biodiversity reporting: Global evidence - Nurlan Orazalin, Collins Ntim and John Malagila
Type: Article
| 2024
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Understanding the relation between climate change risks and biodiversity disclosures: an international analysis - Nurlan Orazalin, Collins G. Ntim and John Malagila
Type: Article
| 2024
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Manager attributes, psychological factors and sustainability reporting in small and mediumsized enterprises in Ghana - Acheampong Owusu, Tauringana Venancio and Nicholas Asare
Type: Article
| 2024
Impact of country governance mechanisms on carbon emissions performance of multinational entities - Babajide Michael Oyewo, Venancio Tauringana, Vincent Tawiah and Oluseyi Aju
Type: Article
| 2024
Looking in the rear-view mirror: evidence from artificial intelligence investment, labour market conditions and firm growth - Ishmael Tingbani, Samuel Salia, Christopher A. Hartwell and Alhassan Yahaya
Type: Article
| 2024
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High-speed rail network and earnings management techniques usage trade-off: the moderating effects of governance and religion - Qizi Zhao, Bin LI, Yasir Shahab and Collins Ntim
Type: Article
| 2024