Perspective research in accounting
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https://doi.org/10.29105/rinn10.20-4Keywords:
Accounting Research, Impact Citation, ISI Web of Knowledge, Journal of Accounting & EconomicsAbstract
Accounting research is leading by Anglo-saxon supremacy model, which places empiricism higher than theoretical focus. USA authors maintain top position on research. Considering ISI index which developed a system to assign a rank of journals in base of citations of the articles published in each journal, in Accounting Journal of Accounting and Economics reach the first place, in this order this article analyzed the content of this Journal from november 2011 to august 2012, in specific; the timing to publish a paper, institution of the authors, topic of research, methods, results.
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