OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Accounting Auditing & Accountability Journal is 23. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
New boundaries for sustainability accounting? A case study of multi-entity accounting and reporting in the agrifood sector	99
AAAJ Literature and Insights 36.3 Editorial	93
Exploring the historical roots of environmental and ecological accounting from the dawn of human consciousness	88
Coordination in a not-for-profit organisation during the COVID-19 pandemic: organisational sensemaking during planning meetings	69
Accounting for the Nazi Aryanisation of German banks	60
Resisting accounting in the name of discipline	58
“On the same wavelength”: reconciling competing logics in tax client relationships	57
Cracking a brick in the master's house: counter practices as counter-accounts of difference and survival	52
A reflection on contemporary myths of women's football: a historical analysis	52
Accounting, finance and conflict in football arenas	50
A failure of accountancy professionalisation: corporate financial reporting and accounting knowledge	49
Barbara Czarniawska (1948–2024): reflections in memory of her work and life	43
The development and application of a decision-useful measure of environmental best practice for the mining industry	41
Impression management at board meetings: accountability in public and in private	41
Can “sin industries” prove their legitimacy through CSR reporting? A study of UK tobacco and gambling companies	40
Why does the European football market need a revolution?	40
IT-supported accountability for sustainability in connected city societies: the interplay of integrated information systems and public corporate governance codes	37
Unintended use of a calculative practice: conflicting institutional logics in the Norwegian fishing industry	36
Navigational space for the absence of sustainability assurance in China	35
Researching race, accounting and accountability: past, present and future	34
Accountability for responsibility: a case study of a more intelligent enactment of accountability	30
Playing to the audience? Multilevel interactions between stakeholders and institutions around CSR in Bangladesh	29
Emerging from the shadow of the Soviet Union: the case of the accountancy field in Latvia	24
Exploring accountability of Australia and New Zealand's temporary labour mobility programmes in Samoa using a talanoa approach	23
Methodological Insights Accounting talk: developing conversation analysis in accounting research	23