Journals

Three journals are closely associated with the Discipline of Accounting and are edited by accounting staff.

Abacus, published by Blackwells on behalf of the Accounting Foundation, is an internationally acclaimed academic journal which concentrates on research articles on accounting, finance and business studies. It is edited by Professor Graeme Dean in the Discipline of Accounting.

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal (AAAJ), published by Emerald, is internationally acknowledged as a leading interdisciplinary research resource for academics working to advance current accounting theory and practice through interdisciplinary, contextual, critical and historical inquiry. It is now ranked in the top echelons of refereed accounting research journals internationally. The journal provides a forum for the publication of double blind refereed, leading edge research concerning the interaction between accounting/auditing and their socio-economic, institutional and political environments. It offers detailed analysis and critical assessment of current practice, discusses the implications of new policy alternatives and explores the mutual interaction of accounting, auditing & accountability with their multidimensional environments. Internationally recognised as a leading journal in its field, AAAJ challenges conventional wisdom, explores alternatives and offers new perspectives for the accounting discipline. AAAJ has developed a strong reputation for cutting edge research that challenges conventional wisdom and the status quo, being prepared to support research that in content and format pushes the boundaries of the discipline. It is edited by Professor James Guthrie in the Discipline of Accounting.

Australian Accounting Review, published by CPA Australia and financially supported by the Accounting Foundation, is an internationally acclaimed academic and professional journal which discusses developments in the discipline and practice of accounting in Australasia. It is edited by Linda English, Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of Accounting.