Corporate Ownership and Control | 2019
EDITORIAL: Corporate governance, accounting and finance research outlook
Abstract
The topics addressed in this issue highlight the continuing need for knowledge present in academic and non-academic research. The themes analyzed in this issue have been already researched in previous studies and represent very interesting topics detected in the literature review of corporate governance. See for example Das et al. (2015), Khan (2010) and Htay et al. (2012), Carter et al. (2010) with regard to the CSR reporting and corporate governance, or Felix et al. (2001), Gramling et al. (2004), Mihret and Admassu (2011), Prawitt et al. (2011), Drogalas et al. (2019) referring to internal and external auditors, or again Hidalgo et al. (2011), Elmagrhi et al. (2016), Albassam and Ntim (2017), Healy and Palepu (2001) looking at the corporate governance disclosure, or Alanazi (2019), Alfiero et al. (2018), Giovinco (2014), Santen and Donker (2009), Yermack (1996) investigating board of directors’ issues, or Harada (2018) and Salia et al. (2019) analyzing different aspects of bank performance, or Melis (2003) and Tutino and Merlo (2019) with regard to accounting and financial reporting. This issue of the journal is composed of papers which also consider many other fundamental issues of corporate governance which have been described in a whole by other scholars (Aguilera & Jackson, 2003; Apreda, 2006; Bebchuk et al., 2009; Carvalhal da Silva & Câmara Leal, 2006; Cerrone, 2018; Chidiac El Hajj, 2018; Cucari, 2018; Dell’Atti, 2018; Gompers et al., 2003; Jarrell et al., 1988; Kostyuk & Barros, 2018; Kostyuk et al., 2018; Venuti, 2018).