Abbott, L. J., S. Parker, G. F. Peters and D. V. Rama. 2003. Audit, nonaudit, and information technology fees: Some empirical evidence. Accounting and the Public Interest (3): 1-20.

Andrew, J. 2010. Prison privatization: The (Ir)relevance of accounting. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 122-137.

Asthana, S. 2001. The impact of regulatory and audit environment on managers' discretionary accounting choices: The case of SFAS No. 106. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 73-96.

Baskerville-Morley, R. F. 2004. Dangerous, dominant, dependent, or definitive: Stakeholder identification when the profession faces major transgressions. Accounting and the Public Interest (4): 24-42.

Briloff, A. J. 2002. Beyond the Brilovian critique: A Brilovian rejoinder. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 94-96.

Burnett, R. D., C. J. Skousen and C. J. Wright. 2011. Eco-effective management: An empirical link between firm value and corporate sustainability. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 1-15.

Burnett, R. D., D. R. Hansen and O. Quintana. 2007. Eco-efficiency: Achieving productivity improvements through environmental cost management. Accounting and the Public Interest (7): 66-92.

Cataldo, J. M. and J. M. McInnes. 2011. The accounting identity and the identity of accountants: Accounting's competing paradigms through the prism of professional practice. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 116-129.

Chen, C., K. T. Jones and D. D. Mcintyre. 2005. A reexamination of the factors important to selection of accounting as a major. Accounting and the Public Interest (5): 14-31.

Collins, F. 2006. Career self-interest and concern for others - The effects of co-worker attitudes on fraudulent behavior. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 95-115.

Craig, R., L. Garrott and J. Amernic. 2001. A "Close Reading" protocol to identify perception-fashioning rhetoric in web site financial reporting: The case of Microsoft^®. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 1-16.

Donegan, J. J. and M. W. Ganon. 2008. Strain, differential association, and coercion: Insights from the criminology literature on causes of accountant's misconduct. Accounting and the Public Interest (8): 1-20.

Dunn, P. 2006. The role of culture and accounting education in resolving ethical business dilemmas by Chinese and Canadians. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 116-134.

Felo, A. J. 2007. Board oversight of corporate ethics programs and disclosure transparency. Accounting and the Public Interest (7): 1-25.

Fogarty, T. J. 2011. The social construction of research advice: The American Accounting Association plays Miss Lonelyhearts. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 32-51.

Fogarty, T. J. and S. A. Al-Kazemi. 2011. Leadership in accounting: The new face of an old profession. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 16-31.

Frandsen, A. and E. G. McGoun. 2010. To be human is to account? Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 1-12.

Freedman, M. and A. J. Stagliano. 2008. Accounting disclosures of toxics release inventory for 2002. Accounting and the Public Interest (8): 21-38.

Fuerman, R. D. 2006. Comparing the auditor quality of Arthur Andersen to that of the big 4. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 135-161.

Hageman, A. M., V. Arnold and S. G. Sutton. 2009. Starving the beast: Using tax policy and governmental budgeting to drive social policy.  Accounting and the Public Interest (9): 10-38.

Hoffjan, A. 2004. The image of the accountant in a German context. Accounting and the Public Interest (4): 62-89.

Janvrin, D. J. and J. M. Kurtenbach. 2006. The influence of disclosure regulation on selective disclosure: Impact on difficut-to-measure reporting activities and the importance of assurance services. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 70-94.

Joseph, G. 2007. Implications of a stakeholder view on corporate reporting. Accounting and the Public Interest (7): 50-65.

Killian, L. 2011. The continuing problem of special districts in American government. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 52-67.

Lee, T. A. 2006. Reply to commentary: The FASB and accounting for economic reality. Cunning plans, spinners, and ideologues: Blackadder and Baldrick try accounting for economic reality. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 45-50.

Lee, T. A. 2006. The FASB and accounting for economic reality. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 1-21.

Lehman, G. 2004. Accounting, accountability, and religion: Charles Taylor's Catholic modernity and the malaise of disenchanted world. Accounting and the Public Interest (4): 43-61.

Lowensohn, S. H. and F. Collins. 2001. The role of perceptions of independent audit partners in the government audit market. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 17-41.

Macintosh, N. B. 2006. Accounting - Truth, lies, or "Bullshit"? A philosophical investigation. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 22-36.

Mayper, A. G., R. J. Pavur, B. D. Merino and W. Hoops. 2005. The impact of accounting education on ethical values: An institutional perspective. Accounting and the Public Interest (5): 32-55.

Moehrle, S. R., J. A. Reynolds-Moehrle and J. S. Wallace. 2001. Pooling and rescinded or forgone stock repurchases. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 115-133.

Mosbus, J. L. 2011. Developing collective intentionality and writing the rules of the game for environmental reporting: A content analysis of SOP 96-1 comment letters. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 68-95.

Phillips, J. F. and R. A. Page. 2011. Accounting analysis restores decision making rationality: The case of the Connecticut Department of Aging. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 96-115.

Raiborn, C. and M. Massoud. 2010. Emissions allowances: Accounting and public policy issues. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 105-121.

Roberts, R. W. 2011. Annual editor report: Leadership in accounting: The new face of an old profession. Accounting and the Public Interest (11): 130-137.

Roberts, R. W., J. K. Kurtenbach and L. Seaton III. 2001. State conformity with provisions of the 1997 Uniformity Accountancy Act: Theory and evidence. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 97-114.

Robertson, J. C. and R. W. Houston. 2010. Investors expectations of the improvement in the credibility of audit opinions following PCAOB inspection reports with identified deficiencies. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 36-56.

Robinson-Backmon, I. B. and L. W. Weisenfeld. 2002. An historical overview and comparison of women and African-Americans in the accounting profession: 1960s-1990s. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 41-67.

Rockness, H. O. and J. W. Rockness. 2010. Navigaing the complex maze of ethics CPE. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 88-104.

Roslender, R. and R. Fincham. 2004. Intellectual capital: Who counts, controls? Accounting and the Public Interest (4): 1-23.

Savage, A. and J. H. Callaghan. 2007. Animal testing and legitimization: Evidence of social investment and corporate disclosure. Accounting and the Public Interest (7): 93-123.

Shapiro, B. P. 2006. Accounting science's contribution to the corporate governance and executive accountability problem. Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 51-69.

Sikka, P. N. and H. C. Willmott. 2002. Beyond reductionism in critical accounting research. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 88-93.

Stone, B. A. 2001. A special-purpose taxonomy of corporate social performance concepts. Accounting and the Public Interest (1): 42-72.

Stuebs, M. and B. Wilkinson. 2010. Ethics and the tax profession: Restoring the public interest focus. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 13-35.

Thornton, J. M. 2003. User primacy, positive accounting theory, and nonaudit services: Evidence from the SEC's independence hearings. Accounting and the Public Interest (3): 36-57.

Tinker, T. 2002. Beyond the Brilovian critique: Traditional vs. organic intellectuals in critical accounting research. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 68-87.

Tinker, T. and C. Carter. 2002. Abraham Briloff's lonely hearts club tribute band. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 97-117.

Van Peursem, K. A. 2005. Public dialogue toward social policy: A methodology for accounting research. Accounting and the Public Interest (5): 56-87.

Warsame, H., D. Neu and C. V. Simmons. 2002. Responding to "Discrediting" events: Annual report disclosure responses to environmental fines. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 22-40.

Watkins, A. L. and V. C. Brenner. 2003. Regulating external reporting in the municipal bond market: The relevance of nonfinancial information in evaluating hospital financial performance. Accounting and the Public Interest (3): 21-35.

Weisenfeld, L. W. and I. B. Robinson-Backmon. 2007. Upward mobility and the African American accountant: An analysis of perceived discrimination, perceived career advancement curtailment, and intent to remain. Accounting and the Public Interest (7): 26-49.

Wilkinson, B., V. Arnold and S. G. Sutton. 2003. Understanding the socialization strategies of the major accounting firms. Accounting and the Public Interest (3): 58-79.

Williams, P. F. 2002. Accounting and the moral order: Justice, accounting, and legitimate moral authority. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 1-21.

Williams, P. F. 2002. Beyond the Brilovian critique: Traditional vs. organic intellectuals in critical accounting research. Accounting and the Public Interest (2): 118-123.

Williams, P. F. 2006. Accounting for economic reality: Whose reality, which justice? Accounting and the Public Interest (6): 37-44.

Wilson, P. A. and F. Zabriskie. 2010. When the gold is gone: Reporting of asset retirement obligations for the ultimate cleanup of closed mining operations. Accounting and the Public Interest (10): 57-87.

Young, J. J. 2005. Changing our questions: Reflections on the corporate scandals. Accounting and the Public Interest (5): 1-13.

Young, J. J. 2009. The absence of dissent. Accounting and the Public Interest (9): 1-9.