Research on Accounting Ethics

Annual reports as a medium for voluntarily signalling and justifying corporate social responsibility activities, Moses L. Pava, Joshua Krausz; recognizing ethical issues - the joint influence of ethical sensitivity and moral intensity, Gail B. Wright et al; organizational moral development - lessons from moral reasoning frameworks, Kristi Yuthas; emphasis on ethics in tax education, Lawrence P. Grasso, Steven E. Kaplan; a longitudinal study of the effects of teaching ethics throughout the accounting curriculum, Patricia Casey Douglas, Bill N. Schwartz; earnings manipulation and disclosure of the early adoption of SFAS 96 in management's letter to shareholders, Cynthia Firey Eakin, John P. Wendell; whistle-blowing on the audit team - a study of auditor perceptions, P. Richard Williams, G. William Glezen; factors that affect ethical reasoning abilities of U.S. and Irish small-firm accounting practitioners, Nancy Thorley Hill et al; the loss of auditor-independence - perceptions of staff auditors, audit seniors and audit managers, Terry J. Engle, Terry Sincich; corporate social responsibility in accounting - a review and extension, Bernadette M. Ruf et al; CPA values analysis - toward a better understanding of the motivations and ethical attitudes of the profession, Thomas E. Wilson, Jr. et al; political pressure and environmental disclosure - the case of EPA and the superfund, Martin Freedman, A.J. Stagliano; ethical development of CMAs - a focus of non-public accountants in the United States, Lois Deane Etherington, Nancy Thorley Hill; the empirical development of a financial reporting ethics decision model - a factor analysis approach, Thomas G. Hodge et al; accounting information systems business ethics case - employee monitoring, Alfred R. Michenzi.