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Special issue: Accounting, accountability and governance in the Middle East and North African (MENA) region. Guest Editors: Yasean A. Tahat, Rania Kamla and Teerooven Soobaroyen

Guest editorial: Navigating complexity and tensions? Accounting, accountability and governance in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

Yasean A. Tahat; Rania Kamla; Teerooven Soobaroyen
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The impact of boards of directors’ and audit committees’ characteristics on corporate innovation: empirical evidence from the GCC countries

Ghassan H. Mardini
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The influence of board foreign directors on dividend payout in GCC non-financial firms

Ibrahim Yousef; Manaf Al-Okaily; Hani Alkayed; Suaad Jassem
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Investigating micro-level determinants of IFRS for SMEs prospective adoption in emerging economies – evidence from Morocco

Issam Benhayoun; Ibtissam Zejjari
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Auditor insights on hyperinflation and audit practices in Lebanon under IAS 29: a qualitative approach

Joelle Matta; Vanessa El Khoury; Elie Chamoun
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Beyond bias in performance measurement and rewards practices: the role of informal networks in social inequality within global professional service firms

Muntaser J. Melhem; Tamer K. Darwish; Muath Abdelqader; Omar Tayseer Mowafi; Batool Abdeldayem
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Persuasive language in corporate environmental reporting in Saudi Arabia: a critical discourse analysis

Arwa Almeflh; Mohamed Almofleh
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Evaluating the sustainability reporting of oil and gas companies in post-conflict regions: the case of Kurdistan

Ibrahim Mustafa Khudir; Asheq Rahman; Muhammad Bilal Farooq; Mahmood Momin
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Implementing IFRS for SMEs in Saudi Arabia: views of SME owners and managers

Sara Bakr; Christopher Napier
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