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A critique of international public sector accounting standards

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The audit of government budgets

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The history of the financial control function of local government accounting in the United Kingdom

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Accrual budgeting in government

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Accounting and democratic accountability in Northern Ireland

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Government auditing in China : problems and reform

Yang, Suchang; Xiao, Jason Zezhong; Pendlebury, Maurice - In: Advances in accounting : a research annual 24 (2008) 1, pp. 119-127

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Management accounting in the public sector

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Cash flow statements: An international comparison of regulatory positions

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Measuring research quality: peer review 1, citation indices 0

Brinn, Tony; Jones, Michael John; Pendlebury, Maurice - In: Omega 28 (2000) 2, pp. 237-239

This short note adds to the debate on the most effective way in which to measure research quality. A survey of UK accounting academics shows that peer reviews are perceived to be more important than citation indices. This result is also true when the respondents were partitioned by seniority,...

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