Accounting educators are criticised for a focus on the development of technical skills at the
expense of generic employability skills. This study considers the perspective of UK …

This review of the accounting education literature includes 330 articles published over the 4-
year period, 2006–2009, in six journals:(1) Journal of Accounting Education,(2) Accounting …

Against the backdrop of the current financial crisis, this paper seeks to stimulate debates
about contemporary auditing practices. It notes that many financial enterprises have sought …

In conventional accounting literature,'transfer pricing'is portrayed as a technique for optimal
allocation of costs and revenues among divisions, subsidiaries and joint ventures within a …

This paper compares the motives, expectations and preparedness of a sample of students
commencing the study of accounting in higher education in four European countries. The …

This paper examines the 'state of play'with regard to accounting education reform, which has
been advocated for decades but is notable for having failed to produce significant change …

In this essay, we contribute to the limited literature that has critically examined the potential
implications of generative AI on the accounting academy and accounting education (AE) …

This paper looks at the economic crisis in the UK. It argues that everyday accounting
practices are deeply implicated in the inequitable distribution of income and wealth, a major …

This paper chronicles the journey of two projects that sought to incorporate principles of
sustainable development into predominantly technical postgraduate accounting curricula …

This contribution is a commentary on the paper by Chabrak and Craig (2013) that calls for
accounting pedagogy reforms that place accounting within its socio-economic context and …