British Accounting Review

Papers
(The TQCC of British Accounting Review is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Should investors include Bitcoin in their portfolios? A portfolio theory approach106
Stock market reactions to adverse ESG disclosure via media channels81
Does corporate eco-innovation affect stock price crash risk?79
Does the market value greenhouse gas emissions? Evidence from multi-country firm data75
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosure: A literature review73
Corporate environmental disclosure and political connection in regulatory and leadership changes: The case of China55
Do peer firms influence innovation?42
Materiality in an integrated reporting setting: Insights using an institutional logics framework35
Board gender composition and waste management: Cross-country evidence34
Determinants and consequences of voluntary corporate social responsibility disclosure: Evidence from private firms32
Inter-and intra-organizational stakeholder arrangements in carbon management accounting29
Environmental and financial performance in the European manufacturing sector: An analysis of extreme tail dependency28
Politically connected boards, family and business group affiliations, and cost of capital: Evidence from Indonesia27
An international study of carbon information asymmetry and independent carbon assurance27
The effect of corporate sustainability performance on leverage adjustments22
The role and impact of professional accountancy associations on accounting education research: An international study21
Does accounting comparability affect corporate employment decision-making?20
Performance measurement systems in higher education: How levers of control reveal the ambiguities of reforms19
The undesirable effect of audit quality: Evidence from firm innovation19
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: Research quality in accounting education19
Stakeholders’ perceptions of factors affecting the credibility of sustainability reports18
New Public Management between reality and illusion: Analysing the validity of performance-based budgeting18
Institutionalising multiple accountability logics in public services: Insights from Australia18
Changes in audit effort and changes in auditors’ disclosures of risks of material misstatement18
Accounting history and theorising about organisations18
Mind the Gap: Is Water Disclosure a Missing Component of Corporate Social Responsibility?18
The role of multiple values in developing management accounting practices in hybrid organisations17
The impact of religiosity on earnings quality: International evidence from the banking sector17
COVID-19 profit warnings: Delivering bad news in a time of crisis17
Management of environmental and social risks and topics in the banking sector - An empirical investigation17
Capitalisation of R&D and the informativeness of stock prices: Pre- and post-IFRS evidence16
Are boards' risk management committees associated with firms’ environmental performance?16
Current issues in PhD supervision of accounting and finance students: Evidence from Australia and New Zealand14
Explaining green bond issuance using survey evidence: Beyond the greenium14
Risks from self-referential peer review echo chambers developing in research fields14
Connecting earnings management to the real World:What happens in the black box of the boardroom?13
Political sentiment and corporate social responsibility13
Controlling shareholder share pledging and the cost of equity capital: Evidence from China12
Narrative disclosure quality and the timeliness of goodwill impairments12
Accounting conservatism and corporate social responsibility12
Central supervision and earnings management: Quasi-experimental evidence from China12
The spillover effect of financial information in mergers and acquisitions11
Are key audit matter disclosures useful in assessing the financial distress level of a client firm?11
Limited investor attention, relative fundamental strength, and the cross-section of stock returns10
Corporate social responsibility culture and international M&As10
Going big, going small: A perspective on strategies for researching audit quality10
External social networks and earnings management10
Busy auditors, financial reporting timeliness and quality10
From intention to action on sustainability reporting: The role of individual, organisational and institutional factors during war and post-war periods10
The curious case of Canadian corporate emissions valuation10
Exploring accounting history and accounting in history9
Does cooperation among women enhance or impede firm performance?9
Paupers, burial clubs and funeral insurance: Calculating moral panics8
The moderating role of board gender diversity on the relationship between firm opacity and stock returns8
Does the effect of the annual year taboo exist? Empirical evidence from senior managers’ zodiac year and corporate inefficient investment8
Micro-processes of justification and critique in a water sustainability controversy: Examining the establishment of moral legitimacy through accounting8
Investment decisions: The trade-off between economic and environmental objectives8
Do auditors’ early-life socioeconomic opportunities improve audit quality? Evidence from China8
Modern slavery and the accounting profession7
Market reactions to a cross-border carbon policy: Evidence from listed Chinese companies7
The use of management accounting information by boards of directors to oversee strategy implementation7
Earnings management of target firms and deal premiums: The role of industry relatedness7
Does shared tenure between audit committee chair and engagement partner affect audit outcomes? Evidence from the UK7
Do geographically nearby major customers mitigate suppliers’ stock price crash risk?7
Cross-border enforcement of securities laws and dividend payouts7
How do auditor rotations affect key audit matters? Archival evidence from South African audits7
Accounting practices and professional power dynamics during a crisis7
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