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Accounting and Business Research
Editor:
Pauline Weetman, University of Glasgow
Associate editors:
J. Burns, University of Dundee
W. Rees, University of Amsterdam (UVA)
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Editorial Board:
S. Archer, University of Surrey
D. Ashton, University of Bristol
M. Barth, Stanford University and International
Accounting Standards Board
R. H. Berry, University of Nottingham
M. Bromwich, London School of Economics
P. Brown, University of Western Australia
S. Carmona, Instituto de Empresa Graduate
Business School
R. H. Chenhall, Monash University
C. W. Chow, San Diego State University
G. Clinch, University of Technology, Sydney
T. E. Cooke, University of Exeter
D. Cooper, University of Alberta
P. Easton, University of Notre Dame
J. R. Edwards, University of Cardiff, Wales
C. Emmanuel, University of Glasgow
M. Ezzamel, University of Cardiff
M. Firth, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
D. Hatherly, University of Edinburgh
K. Keasey, University of Leeds
I. Lapsley, University of Edinburgh
T. A. Lee, Universities of Alabama and St Andrews
R. Macve, London School of Economics
P. Moizer, University of Leeds
C. W. Nobes, University of Reading
J. O’Hanlon, Lancaster University
D. Owen, University of Nottingham
M. J. Page, University of Portsmouth
R. H. Parker, University of Exeter
K. V. Peasnell, University of Lancaster
R. H. Pike, University of Bradford
M. Power, London School of Economics
A. J. Richardson, York University, Toronto
M. Shields, Michigan State University
D. Simunic, University of British Columbia
L. C. L. Skerratt, Kingston University
I. Solomon, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
B. Spicer, University of Auckland
N. Strong, University of Manchester
D. B. Thornton, Queen’s University, Canada
M. Walker, University of Manchester
G. P. Whittred, University of New South Wales
J. Wild, University of Wisconsin-Madison
S. A. Zeff, Rice University
I. Zimmer, University of Queensland
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General
Manuscripts should be in English and consist of original unpublished work not currently being considered for publication elsewhere. The paper should be submitted electronically as Microsoft Word
files via e-mail to abr@cch.co.uk. An electronic acknowledgement of receipt will be sent by return.
If you have any problems sending a Word file as an attachment to an e-mail, please send an e-mail to
the above address explaining the difficulty.
Experience has shown that papers that have already benefited from critical comment from colleagues
at seminars or at conferences have a much better chance of acceptance. Where the paper shares data
with another paper, an electronic copy of the other paper must be provided. Authors of accepted papers
will also be asked to assign exclusive copyright to the publishers.
Presentation
Each submission should include a cover page in a separate Word file that contains the names, affiliations, and contact details of the author(s). The cover page should include the title of the paper and any
acknowledgements to third parties. The main body of the paper should appear in a separate Word file,
starting with the title of the paper, but without the author’s name, followed by an abstract of 150–200
words. Keywords (maximum of five) should be inserted immediately following the abstract. The main
body of the paper should start on the next page. In order to ensure an anonymous review, authors
should endeavour to avoid identifying themselves. Section headings should be numbered using Arabic
numerals.
Tables and figures
Each table and figure should bear an Arabic number and a title and should be referred to in the text.
Where tables and figures are supplied in a format that can not be edited within a Word document, delay
in publication may result. Sources should be clearly stated. Sufficient details should be provided in the
heading and body of each table and figure to reduce to a minimum the need for the cross-referencing
by readers to other parts of the manuscript. Tables, diagrams, figures and charts should be included at
the end of the manuscript on separate pages, with their position in the main body of the text being indicated.
Footnotes
Footnotes should be used only in order to avoid interrupting the continuity of the text, and should not
be used to excess. They should be numbered consecutively throughout the manuscript with superscript
Arabic numerals. They should not be used in book reviews.
Mathematics
Authors are asked to use mathematics only if it contributes to the clarity and economy of the article.
Where possible, authors should restrict the use of mathematics to an appendix. Equations should be
numbered in parentheses, flush with the right hand margin. Authors of mathematically-oriented papers
written in Scientific Word or with some other mathematical word processing package are advised to
consult with the editor about the format before making a formal submission, in order to avoid technical difficulties later.
References
References should be listed at the end of the paper and referred to in the text as, for example (Zeff,
1980: 24). Wherever appropriate, the reference should include a page or chapter number in the book
or journal in question. Only works cited in the article should be included in the list. Citations to institutional works should if possible employ acronyms or short titles. If an author’s name is mentioned in
the text it need not be repeated in the citation, e.g.‘Tippett and Whittington (1995: 209) state…’
In the list of references, titles of journals should omit an initial ‘The’ but should not otherwise be abbreviated. The entries should be arranged in alphabetical order by surname of the first author. Multiple
authors should be listed in chronological order of publication, e.g.:
Accounting Standards Steering Committee (1975). The Corporate Report. London: ASC.
Tippett, M. and Whittington, G. (1995). ‘An empirical evaluation of an induced theory of financial
ratios’. Accounting and Business Research, 25(3): 208–218.
Watts, R.L. and Zimmerman, J.L. (1986). Positive Accounting Theory. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:
Prentice Hall.
Style and spelling
Abbreviations of institutional names should be written as, for example, FASB and not F.A.S.B.; those
of Latin terms should contain stops (thus i.e. not ie). Words such as ‘realise’ should be spelt with an
‘s’, not a ‘z’. Single quotation marks should be used, not double.
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Publisher: Rout ledge
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Accounting and Business Research
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ht t p: / / www. t andf online. com/ loi/ rabr20
Editorial board
Published online: 04 Jan 2011.
To cite this article: (2007) Edit orial board, Account ing and Business Research, 37: 4, ebi-ebi, DOI: 10. 1080/ 00014788. 2007. 9663310
To link to this article: ht t p: / / dx. doi. org/ 10. 1080/ 00014788. 2007. 9663310
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represent at ions or warrant ies what soever as t o t he accuracy, com plet eness, or suit abilit y for any purpose of t he Cont ent . Any opinions and views expressed in t his publicat ion are t he opinions and views of t he aut hors, and
are not t he views of or endorsed by Taylor & Francis. The accuracy of t he Cont ent should not be relied upon and should be independent ly verified wit h prim ary sources of inform at ion. Taylor and Francis shall not be liable for
any losses, act ions, claim s, proceedings, dem ands, cost s, expenses, dam ages, and ot her liabilit ies what soever or howsoever caused arising direct ly or indirect ly in connect ion wit h, in relat ion t o or arising out of t he use of
t he Cont ent .
This art icle m ay be used for research, t eaching, and privat e st udy purposes. Any subst ant ial or syst em at ic reproduct ion, redist ribut ion, reselling, loan, sub- licensing, syst em at ic supply, or dist ribut ion in any form t o anyone
is expressly forbidden. Term s & Condit ions of access and use can be found at ht t p: / / www.t andfonline.com / page/ t erm s- and- condit ions
Guide for Authors
Accounting and Business Research
Editor:
Pauline Weetman, University of Glasgow
Associate editors:
J. Burns, University of Dundee
W. Rees, University of Amsterdam (UVA)
Downloaded by [Universitas Dian Nuswantoro], [Ririh Dian Pratiwi SE Msi] at 01:10 01 October 2013
Editorial Board:
S. Archer, University of Surrey
D. Ashton, University of Bristol
M. Barth, Stanford University and International
Accounting Standards Board
R. H. Berry, University of Nottingham
M. Bromwich, London School of Economics
P. Brown, University of Western Australia
S. Carmona, Instituto de Empresa Graduate
Business School
R. H. Chenhall, Monash University
C. W. Chow, San Diego State University
G. Clinch, University of Technology, Sydney
T. E. Cooke, University of Exeter
D. Cooper, University of Alberta
P. Easton, University of Notre Dame
J. R. Edwards, University of Cardiff, Wales
C. Emmanuel, University of Glasgow
M. Ezzamel, University of Cardiff
M. Firth, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
D. Hatherly, University of Edinburgh
K. Keasey, University of Leeds
I. Lapsley, University of Edinburgh
T. A. Lee, Universities of Alabama and St Andrews
R. Macve, London School of Economics
P. Moizer, University of Leeds
C. W. Nobes, University of Reading
J. O’Hanlon, Lancaster University
D. Owen, University of Nottingham
M. J. Page, University of Portsmouth
R. H. Parker, University of Exeter
K. V. Peasnell, University of Lancaster
R. H. Pike, University of Bradford
M. Power, London School of Economics
A. J. Richardson, York University, Toronto
M. Shields, Michigan State University
D. Simunic, University of British Columbia
L. C. L. Skerratt, Kingston University
I. Solomon, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
B. Spicer, University of Auckland
N. Strong, University of Manchester
D. B. Thornton, Queen’s University, Canada
M. Walker, University of Manchester
G. P. Whittred, University of New South Wales
J. Wild, University of Wisconsin-Madison
S. A. Zeff, Rice University
I. Zimmer, University of Queensland
Editorial Office:
Pauline Weetman, Department of Accounting & Finance, University of Glasgow, West Quadrangle,
Main Building, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ. E-mail: abr-editor@gla.ac.uk
Website:
The website address is www.abr-journal.com
The Guide to Authors and other relevant information may be found on the website.
Subscription Office:
145 London Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey KT2 6SR, UK.
Subscriptions: Tel: 08702 404 388. Fax: 0208 247 1124.
E-mail: magazine_customerservices@cch.co.uk
Advertisements: 0208 247 1350.
Articles in Accounting and Business Research are published without responsibility on the part of publishers or authors for loss occasioned to any person
acting or refraining from action as a result of any view expressed therein.
© 2007 Wolters Kluwer (UK) Ltd
ISSN 0001-4788
print & typesetting: Blueprint 01223 472400
General
Manuscripts should be in English and consist of original unpublished work not currently being considered for publication elsewhere. The paper should be submitted electronically as Microsoft Word
files via e-mail to abr@cch.co.uk. An electronic acknowledgement of receipt will be sent by return.
If you have any problems sending a Word file as an attachment to an e-mail, please send an e-mail to
the above address explaining the difficulty.
Experience has shown that papers that have already benefited from critical comment from colleagues
at seminars or at conferences have a much better chance of acceptance. Where the paper shares data
with another paper, an electronic copy of the other paper must be provided. Authors of accepted papers
will also be asked to assign exclusive copyright to the publishers.
Presentation
Each submission should include a cover page in a separate Word file that contains the names, affiliations, and contact details of the author(s). The cover page should include the title of the paper and any
acknowledgements to third parties. The main body of the paper should appear in a separate Word file,
starting with the title of the paper, but without the author’s name, followed by an abstract of 150–200
words. Keywords (maximum of five) should be inserted immediately following the abstract. The main
body of the paper should start on the next page. In order to ensure an anonymous review, authors
should endeavour to avoid identifying themselves. Section headings should be numbered using Arabic
numerals.
Tables and figures
Each table and figure should bear an Arabic number and a title and should be referred to in the text.
Where tables and figures are supplied in a format that can not be edited within a Word document, delay
in publication may result. Sources should be clearly stated. Sufficient details should be provided in the
heading and body of each table and figure to reduce to a minimum the need for the cross-referencing
by readers to other parts of the manuscript. Tables, diagrams, figures and charts should be included at
the end of the manuscript on separate pages, with their position in the main body of the text being indicated.
Footnotes
Footnotes should be used only in order to avoid interrupting the continuity of the text, and should not
be used to excess. They should be numbered consecutively throughout the manuscript with superscript
Arabic numerals. They should not be used in book reviews.
Mathematics
Authors are asked to use mathematics only if it contributes to the clarity and economy of the article.
Where possible, authors should restrict the use of mathematics to an appendix. Equations should be
numbered in parentheses, flush with the right hand margin. Authors of mathematically-oriented papers
written in Scientific Word or with some other mathematical word processing package are advised to
consult with the editor about the format before making a formal submission, in order to avoid technical difficulties later.
References
References should be listed at the end of the paper and referred to in the text as, for example (Zeff,
1980: 24). Wherever appropriate, the reference should include a page or chapter number in the book
or journal in question. Only works cited in the article should be included in the list. Citations to institutional works should if possible employ acronyms or short titles. If an author’s name is mentioned in
the text it need not be repeated in the citation, e.g.‘Tippett and Whittington (1995: 209) state…’
In the list of references, titles of journals should omit an initial ‘The’ but should not otherwise be abbreviated. The entries should be arranged in alphabetical order by surname of the first author. Multiple
authors should be listed in chronological order of publication, e.g.:
Accounting Standards Steering Committee (1975). The Corporate Report. London: ASC.
Tippett, M. and Whittington, G. (1995). ‘An empirical evaluation of an induced theory of financial
ratios’. Accounting and Business Research, 25(3): 208–218.
Watts, R.L. and Zimmerman, J.L. (1986). Positive Accounting Theory. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:
Prentice Hall.
Style and spelling
Abbreviations of institutional names should be written as, for example, FASB and not F.A.S.B.; those
of Latin terms should contain stops (thus i.e. not ie). Words such as ‘realise’ should be spelt with an
‘s’, not a ‘z’. Single quotation marks should be used, not double.