Submissions from 2014
Internal Controls, Routine Activity Theory (RAT), and Sustained Online Auction Deception: a Longitudinal Analysis, Timothy C. Miller, Dan N. Stone, and A. Nikitkov
Walking the Talk: Serving Stakeholders with Ethics, Vallues, and Governance, Ann Marie Tracey
Submissions from 2013
Active Learning Activities to Revitalize Managerial Accounting Principles, Michelle Matherly and Laurie L. Burney
Doing More with Less: Using Noncash Incentives to Improve Employee Performance, David Randolph, Ann C. Dzuranin, and Nathan V. Stuart
Submissions from 2012
IFRS Exercises Through the Curriculum: Helping Students Put US GAAP and IFRS in Context, Joyce Allen, M. Christian Mastilak, David Randolph, and Andrea B. Weickgenannt
First-day Strategies for Millennial Students in Introductory Accounting Courses: It's All Fun and Games until Something Gets Learned, M. Christian Mastilak
Perspectives: Does IFRS Stand for InFormation Risk?, M. Christian Mastilak, Ginny W. Frings, and Michael C. Frings
Evaluating Conflicting Performance on Driver and Outcomes Measures: the Effect of Strategy Maps, M. Christian Mastilak, L. Matuszewski, F. Miller, and A. Woods
Do Auditors Assess Inherent Risk as if There Are No Controls?, Timothy C. Miller, M. Cipriano, and R. J. Ramsay
Substantiating Noncash Charitable Contributions: Exactness Matters, David Randolph
Seeking a Rational Lawyer for Consumer Claims After the Supreme Colurt Disconnects Consumers in ATT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, Ann Marie Tracey and Shelley McGill
