The study investigates perceptions of quality in accounting journals across different countries, suggesting notable similarities and differences in rankings.
ABSTRACT: The study on perceptions of quality of accounting journals by Howard and Nikolai [1983] is extended to include respondents from the U.K., Australia, and New Zealand. There are highly significant correlations between the perceptions of faculty in these three countries. There is also a high correlation with the earlier U.S. study, though the ranking of a few journals is markedly different.
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