Main Bibliography
Section H: HAA-HAN

HAA-HAN | HAO-HAT | HAU-HEN | HEO-HIT | HIU-HOR | HOS-HZ

Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida

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Ha, J. 2019. Agency costs of free cash flow and conditional conservatism. Advances in Accounting: Incorporating Advances in International Accounting (46): 100417.

Haanaes, K., B. Balagopal, D. Arthur, M. T. Kong, I. Velken, N. Kruschwitz and M. S. Hopkins. 2011. First look: The second annual sustainability & innovation survey. MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter): 77-83.

Haanaes, K., B. Balagopal, M. T. Kong, I. Velken, D. Arthur, M. S. Hopkins and N. Kruschwitz. 2011. New sustainability study: The 'embracers' seize advantage. MIT Sloan Management Review (Spring): 23-35.

Haanaes, K., D. Michael, J. Jurgens and S. Rangan. 2013. Making sustainability profitable. Harvard Business Review (March): 110-115.

Haas, E. and L. Collen. 1963. Administrative practices in university departments. Administrative Science Quarterly 8(1): 44-60.

Haas, E. A. 1987. Breakthrough manufacturing. Harvard Business Review (March-April): 75-81.

Haas, M. and M. Mortensen. 2016. The secrets of great teamwork. Harvard Business Review (June): 70-76.

Haas, M. R. 2003. Review: Organizational Knowledge in the Making: How Firms Create, Use, and Institutionalize Knowledge by Gerardo Patriotta. Administrative Science Quarterly 48(4): 690-692.

Haas, M. R. 2006. Knowledge gathering, team capabilities, and project performance in challenging work environments. Management Science (August): 1170-1184.

Haas, S. 2015. Disappointment makes you more trusting. Harvard Business Review (October): 36-37.

Haase, P. 1971. Financial Executives Institute: The First Forty Years. FEI.

Haber, J. 2019. A primer on cause investing. The CPA Journal (April): 46-51.

Haber, J. 2022. Issues in measuring and reporting diversity. The CPA Journal (November/December): 50-53.

Haber, J. and C. Schryver. 2019. How to create key performance indicators. The CPA Journal (April): 24-30.

Haber, J. and K. Wallace. 2017. Preparing the statement of cash flows using the direct method: Illustrating a simpler approach. The CPA Journal (April): 52-55.

Haberfeld, Y. 1992. Employment discrimination: An organizational model. The Academy of Management Journal 35(1): 161-180.

Habermann, M. J. Blackhurst and A. Y. Metcalf. 2015. Keep your friends close? Supply chain design and disruption risk. Decision Sciences 46(3): 491-526.

Haberstroh, C. J. 1960. Control s an organizational process. Management Science (January): 165-171.

Haberstroh, C. J. 1961. Administration of safety in the steel industry. Management Science (July): 436-444.

Habib, A., M. Hossain and H. Jiang. 2011. Environmental uncertainty and the market pricing of earnings smoothness. Advances in Accounting: Incorporating Advances in International Accounting 27(2): 256-265.

Habib, G. M. 1987. Measures of manifest conflict in international joint ventures. The Academy of Management Journal 30(4): 808-816.

Habib, A. 2008. Corporate transparency, financial development and the allocation of capital: Empirical evidence. Abacus 44(1): 1-21.

Habib, A. 2012. Non-audit service fees and financial reporting quality: A meta-analysis. Abacus 48(2): 214-248.

Habib, A., H. Jiang and D. Zhou. 2015. Related-party transactions and audit fees: Evidence from China. Journal of International Accounting Research 14(1): 59-83.

Habibi, S., Amin-Naseri and M. Limayem. 2009. Understanding The Use of Technology-Based Self Service: The Consumers' Point of View. Lambert Academic Publishing. Germany.

Habiby, A. S. and D. M. Coyle Jr. 2010. The high-intensity entrepreneur. Harvard Business Review (September): 74-78.

Habran, Y., S. Matsugi and J. Mouritsen. 2021. Mediating relations between financial and operational concerns when structural interdependencies are significant: The development of pseudo micro-profit centres at Kitanihon. Management Accounting Research (November): 100766.

Hackenbrack, K. 1992. Implications of seemingly irrelevant evidence in audit judgment. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 126-136.

Hackenbrack, K. 1997. Discussion of determinants of the justifiability of performance in ill- structured audit tasks. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Experts and the Application of Expertise in Accounting, Auditing, and Tax): 125-130.

Hackenbrack, K. and M. W. Nelson. 1996. Auditors' incentives and their application of financial accounting standards. The Accounting Review (January): 43-59.

Hackenbrack, K., K. L. Jensen and J. L. Payne. 2000. The effect of a bidding restriction on the audit services market. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 355-374.

Hackenbrack, K. E., N. T. Jenkins and M. Pevzner. 2014. Relevant but delayed information in negotiated audit fees. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 33(4): 95-117.

Hacker, J. S. and P. Pierson, 2020. Let Them East Tweets: How the Right Rules in an Age of Extreme Inequality. Liveright Publishing.

Hackett, A. F. 1957. Telling Mr. Brown what he wants to know. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (March): 881-885.

Hackett, J. P. 2007. Preparing for the prefect product launch. Harvard Business Review (April): 45-50.

Hackett, R. D., P. Bycio and R. M. Guion. 1989. Absenteeism among hospital nurses: An idiographic-longitudinal analysis. The Academy of Management Journal 32(2): 424-453.

Hackett, R. P. 1933. Recent developments in governmental and institutional accounting. The Accounting Review (June): 122-127.

Hackett, R. P. 1933. A second course in accountancy. The Accounting Review (June): 160.

Hackett, R. P. 1935. Consistency in prepaid expenses. The Accounting Review (June): 206-209.

Hackett, R. P. 1937. Property accounts for municipalities. The Accounting Review (March): 64-68.

Hackett, R. P. 1938. Governmental accounting in the education of the public accountant. The Accounting Review (December): 390-392.

Hackett, R. P. 1944. Encumbrance accounting for industry. The Accounting Review (July): 294-298.

Hacklin, F., B. Battistini and G. Von Krogh. 2013. Strategic choices in converging industries. MIT Sloan Management Review (Fall): 65-73.

Hackman, J. D. 1985. Erratum: Power and centrality in the allocation of resources in colleges and universities. Administrative Science Quarterly 30(3): 425.

Hackman, J. D. 1985. Power and centrality in the allocation of resources in colleges and universities. Administrative Science Quarterly 30(1): 61-77.

Hackman, J. R. 2002. Leading Teams: Setting the Stage for Great Performances. Harvard Business School Press.

Hackman, J. R. and R. Wageman. 1995. Total quality management: Empirical, conceptual, and practical issues. Administrative Science Quarterly 40(2): 309-342.

Hackman, J. R. and R. E. Kaplan. 1974. Interventions into group process: An approach to improving the effectiveness of groups. Decision Sciences 5(3): 459-480.

Haddleton, G. 1998. 10 rules for selecting budget management software. Management Accounting (January): 24, 26-27.

Hadeed, F. 1952. Property and sales records for nonfederal taxes. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (March): 813-817.

Hadid, W. and M. Al-Sayed. 2021. Management accountants and strategic management accounting: The role of organizational culture and information systems. Management Accounting Research (March): 100725.

Hadjicharalambous, C. and M. Preis. 2004. Antecedents of opportunism in channels of distribution: The mediating roles of conflict, satisfaction, and performance. Journal of Business Industry and Economics (4): 33-47.

Hadjinicola, G. C., C. Charalambous and E. Muller. 2013. Product positioning using a self-organizing map and the rings of influence. Decision Sciences 44(3): 431-461.

Hadley, C. N. and M. Mortensen. 2021. Are your team members lonely? MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter): 36-40.

Hadley, G. 1962. Generalizations of the optimal final inventory model. Management Science (July): 454-457.

Hadley, G. 1964. A comparison of order quantities computed using the average annual cost and the discounted cost. Management Science (April): 472-476.

Hadley, G. and T. M. Whitin. 1961. A family of inventory models. Management Science (July): 351-371.

Hadley, G. and T. M. Whitin. 1961. An optimal final inventory model. Management Science (January): 179-183.

Hadley, G. and T. M. Whitin. 1962. A family of dynamic inventory models. Management Science (July): 458-469.

Hadley, G. and T. M. Whitin. 1962. Analysis of Inventory Systems. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice Hall.

Hadley, G. D. and T. E. Balke. 1979. A comparison of academic and practitioner views of content levels in the undergraduate accounting curriculum. The Accounting Review (April): 383-389.

Hadley, S. 2004. Making the supply chain management business case. Strategic Finance (April): 28-34.

Hadley, S. W. 2004. A modern view of inventory. Strategic Finance (July): 30-35.

Hadley, S. W. 2004. Safety inventory analysis: Why and how? Strategic Finance (September): 26-33.

Hadley, W. B. 1914. Municipal accounting, reporting and budget making. Journal of Accountancy (May): 355-363.

Haedicke, J. and D. Feil. 1991. In a DOD environment: Hughes Aircraft sets the standard for ABC. Management Accounting (February): 29-33.

Haenisch, F. A. 1921. Some cost problems in the Hawaiian sugar industry. National Association of Cost Accountants Official Publications (November): 3-16.

Haesebrouck, K. 2021. The effects of information acquisition effort, psychological ownership, and reporting context on opportunistic managerial reporting. Contemporary Accounting Research 38(4): 3085-3112.

Haesebrouck, K., A. Van den Abbeele. and M. G. Williamson. 2021. Building trust through knowledge sharing: Implications for incentive system design. Accounting, Organizations and Society (93): 101241.

Haesebrouck, K., A. Van Den Abbeele and M. G. Williamson. 2022. Creating incentives for knowledge sharing. Strategic Finance (February): 21-22.

Haesebrouck, K., M. Cools and A. Van den Abbeele. 2018. Status differences and knowledge transfer: The effect of incentives. The Accounting Review (January): 213-234.

Hafenbrack, A. 2019. Mindfulness is demotivating. Harvard Business Review (January/February): 32-33.

Hafner, G. F. 1964. Auditing E.D.P. The Accounting Review (October): 979-982.

Hafter, R. A. and R. C. Sparks. 1986. Can you evaluate your R&D spending? Management Accounting (January): 53-55.

Hafzalla, N., R. Lundholm and E. M. Van Winkle. 2011. Percent accruals. The Accounting Review (January): 209-236.

Hafzalla, N. M. 2009. Managerial incentives for discretionary disclosure: Evidence from management leveraged buyouts. Review of Accounting Studies 14(4): 507-533.

Haga, J., F. Huhtamaki. and D. Sundvik. 2019. Long-term orientation and earnings management strategies. Journal of International Accounting Research 18(3): 97-119.

Hagaman, T. C. 1990. At risk! Management Accounting (January): 41-43. (Related to bank failure).

Hagan, B. and B. Wilkinson. 2014. Intangible migration and the challenges of the patent box. Strategic Finance (November): 47-51. (Need for international consensus).

Hage, J. 1965. An axiomatic theory of organizations. Administrative Science Quarterly10(3): 289-320.

Hage, J. 1966. An axiomatic theory of organizations: Reply. Administrative Science Quarterly 11(1): 141-146.

Hage, J. and M. Aiken. 1969. Routine technology, social structure, and organization goals. Administrative Science Quarterly 14(3): 366-376.

Hage, J. and R. Dewar. 1973. Elite values versus organizational structure in predicting innovation. Administrative Science Quarterly 18(3): 279-290.

Hagel, J. 2012. Bridging the ethical divide: Survey finds firms lagging. Journal of Accountancy (July): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2012. CFO Round Table: Managing uncertainty. Journal of Accountancy (June): 94-98.

Hagel, J. 2012. Developing the talent pipeline. Journal of Accountancy (November): 24-25.

Hagel, J. 2012. Executives turn data into internal insight. Journal of Accountancy (May): 26-27.

Hagel, J. 2012. New skills for an evolving profession. Journal of Accountancy (August): 24-25.

Hagel, J. 2012. The merits of thinking the unthinkable. Journal of Accountancy (October): 18-19.

Hagel, J. 2013. How to be a better delegator. Journal of Accountancy (December): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2013. Finance's role in fostering innovation. Journal of Accountancy (August): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2013. Five skills that distinguish innovators. Journal of Accountancy (July): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2013. Saving face in the Facebook age. Journal of Accountancy (October): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2013. The global finance function: Five focal points. Journal of Accountancy (September): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2013. Why accountants should own big data. Journal of Accountancy (November): 20-21. (Business intelligence).

Hagel, J. 2014. 10 tips for implementing shared services. Journal of Accountancy (March): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. 6 tips for integrated thinking. Journal of Accountancy (December): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. Expanded role requires expanded skills. Journal of Accountancy (October): 20-21. (CFOs' expanded role).

Hagel, J. 2014. How to better connect planning, forecasting, and budgeting. Journal of Accountancy (April): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. Meeting the challenge of the young and the restless. Journal of Accountancy (May): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. Move over, strategy: Compliance needs you. Journal of Accountancy (June): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2014. Nimble thinking takes the lead. Journal of Accountancy (August): 24-25. (Finance professionals need business acumen and a global view).

Hagel, J. 2014. Nine ways to improve data security. Journal of Accountancy (September): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2014. Not-for-profits delve into risk management. Journal of Accountancy (November): 24-25.

Hagel, J. 2014. Smart ways to tap accountants' business process acumen. Journal of Accountancy (February): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. The four D's of better strategic planning. Journal of Accountancy (July): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2014. The top priorities for finance in 2014. Journal of Accountancy (January): 25-26.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: Are you a scorekeeper or a business partner? Journal of Accountancy (September): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: Bringing analytics to life. Journal of Accountancy (February): 24-25.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: Developing finance leaders. Journal of Accountancy (July): 22-23.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: Ethics, reputation, and compliance gain as corporate priorities. Journal of Accountancy (March): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: How to make flexible working work. Journal of Accountancy (April/May): 28-29.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: How to meet the challenge of the open workplace. Journal of Accountancy (January): 20-21.

Hagel, J. 2015. From CGMA Magazine: Internal pressures challenge internal auditors' objectivity. Journal of Accountancy (June): 20-22.

Hagel, J. 2016. Return from the wings: As you prepare to bow out of your career, here is advice on finding a different role for your encore. Journal of Accountancy (March): 24-27.

Hage, J. and M. Aiken. 1967. Relationship of centralization to other structural properties. Administrative Science Quarterly 12(1): 72-92.

Hagel, J., J. Schwartz and M. Wooll. 2020. Redefining work for new value: The next opportunity. MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter): 1-6.

Hagel, J. III. 2002. Leveraged growth: Expanding sales without sacrificing profits. Harvard Business Review (October): 68-77. (Build on other companies' assets).

Hagel, J. III. 2002. Out of the Box: Strategies for Achieving Profits Today and Growth Tomorrow through Web Services. Harvard Business School Press.

Hagel, J. III. and J. S. Brown. 2005. Productive friction: How difficult business partnerships can accelerate innovation. Harvard Business Review (February): 82-91.

Hagel, J. III., J. S. Brown and L. Davison. 2008. Shaping strategy in a world of constant disruption. Harvard Business Review (October): 80-89.

Hagel, J. III., J. S. Brown and L. Davison. 2009. The big shift: Measuring the forces of change. Harvard Business Review (July-August): 86-89. (A framework for understanding the forces of change in the competitive landscape - The shift index).

Hagel, J. III., J. S. Brown and L. Davison. 2010. The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Set Big Things in Motion. Basic Books. (For a review see Hayashi, A. M. 2010. Are you 'pushing' in a 'pull' world? MIT Sloan Management Review (Spring): 16-18).

Hagen, E. 1949. National accounting systems and the European recovery program. The Accounting Review (July): 248-254.

Hagen, H. O. 1959. How we achieved ready control of fixed asset detail. N.A.A. Bulletin (July): 72-78.

Hager, H. C. 1976. Cash management and the cash cycle. Management Accounting (March): 19-21.

Hageman, A. M. and d. B. Schmitt. 2014. Institutional and political antecedents of interjurisdictional tax harmonization: Lessons from three states. Accounting and the Public Interest (14): 1-33.

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.

Hagerman, R. L. 1975. A test of government regulation of accounting principles. The Accounting Review (October): 699-709.

Hagerman, R. L. 1978. The Metcalf report: Selling some assumptions. Management Accounting (January): 13-16.

Hagerman, R. L. 1980. Accounting in the Bible. The Accounting Historians Journal 7(2): 71-76.

Hagerman, R. L. and C. H. Hagerman. 1989. Research promotion standards at selected accounting programs. Issues in Accounting Education (Fall): 265-279.

Hagerman, R. L. and M. E. Zmijewski. 1979. Some economic determinants of accounting policy choice. Journal of Accounting and Economics (August): 141-161.

Hagerman, R. L., M. E. Zmijewski and P. Shah. 1984. The association between the magnitude of quarterly earnings forecast errors and risk-adjusted stock returns. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 526-540.

Hagerty, J. E. 1907. Commercial Credit. Journal of Accountancy (April): 429-437.

Hagerty, J. E. 1907. History of the National Credit Men's Association. Journal of Accountancy (November): 44-56.

Hagerty, J. E. 1907. Mercantile agencies. Journal of Accountancy (August): 261-271.

Hagerty, J. E. 1907. The credit man. Journal of Accountancy (June): 112-121.

Hagg, I., A. Magnusson and L. A. Samuelson. 1988. Research on budgetary control in the nordic countries - A survey. Accounting, Organizations and Society 13(5): 535-547.

Hagg, I. and G. Hedlund. 1979. "Case studies" in accounting research. Accounting, Organizations and Society 4(1-2): 135-143.

Haggard, K. S., J. S. Howe and A. A. Lynch. 2015. Do baths muddy the waters or clear the air? Journal of Accounting and Economics (February): 105-117.

Hagiu, A. 2014. Strategic decisions for multisided platforms. MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter): 71-80.

Hagiu, A. and D. B. Yoffie. 2009. What's your Google strategy? Harvard Business Review (April): 74-81.

Hagiu, A. and E. J. Altman. 2017. Finding the platform in your product: Four strategies that can reveal hidden value. Harvard Business Review (July/August): 94-100.

Hagiu, A. and J. Wright. 2013. Do you really want to be an eBay? Harvard Business Review (March): 102-108.

Hagiu, A. and J. Wright. 2020. When data creates competitive advantage... and when it doesn't. Harvard Business Review (January/February): 94-101. ("To determine to what degree a competitive advantage provided by data-enabled learning is sustainable, companies should answer seven questions).

Hagiu, A. and J. Wright. 2021. Don't let platforms commoditize your business: How to make them work for your brand. Harvard Business Review (May/June): 108-114.

Hagiu, A. and S. Rothman. 2016. Network effects aren't enough: The hidden traps in building an online marketplace. Harvard Business Review (April): 64-71.

Hagler, J. L. 1974. The franchise fee. Management Accounting (July): 49-51.

Haglund, B. E. 1966. Inventory: Lower of cost or market. The Accounting Review (October): 772.

Hagstrom, W. O. 1964. Traditional and modern forms of scientific teamwork. Administrative Science Quarterly 9(3): 241-263.

Hagy, J. 2019. Optimizing residential real estate deductions. Journal of Accountancy (April/May): 56-57.

Hagy, J. C. 2017. How to obtain rescission of a 90-day letter. Journal of Accountancy (April): 56.

Hah, C. and R. M. Lindquist. 1975. The 1952 steel seizure revisited: A systematic study in presidential decision making. Administrative Science Quarterly 20(4): 587-605.

Hahn, A. 1929. Stabilization of business in Germany. Harvard Business Review (January): 129-142.

Hahn, C. K. and W. C. Waterhouse. 1972. Confucian theories of man and organization. The Academy of Management Journal 15(3): 355-363.

Hahn, T. and T. King. 2021. When I grow up ... Understanding the motivations that individuals have for pursuing a career in tax. Issues in Accounting Education (August): 1-21.

Hahn, W. 2011. The going-concern assumption: Its journey into GAAP. The CPA Journal (February): 26-31.

Haidinger, T. P. 1968. The case for continuous discounting. Management Accounting (February): 57-61.

Haidinger, T. P. 1970. Negotiate for profits. Management Accounting (December): 23-24, 52. (Related to transfer pricing).

Haight, T. D. 2019. Earnings shortfalls and strategic profit allocations in segment reporting. Accounting Horizons (December): 37-58.

Hail, L. 2007. Discussion of investor protection and analysts’ cash flow forecasts around the world. Review of Accounting Studies 12(2-3): 421-441.

Hail, L. 2011. Discussion of Consequences and institutional determinants of unregulated corporate financial statements: Evidence from embedded value reporting. Journal of Accounting Research (May): 573-594.

Hail, L. and C. Leuz. 2006. International differences in the cost of equity capital: Do legal institutions and securities regulation matter? Journal of Accounting Research (June): 485-531.

Hail, L., A. Tahoun and C. Wang. 2014. Dividend payouts and information shock. Journal of Accounting Research (May): 403-456.

Hail, L., A. Tahoun and C. Wang. 2018. Corporate scandals and regulation. Journal of Accounting Research (May): 617-671.

Hail, L., C. Leuz and P. Wysocki. 2010. Global accounting convergence and the potential adoption of IFRS by the U.S. (Part I): Conceptual underpinnings and economic analysis. Accounting Horizons (September): 355-394.

Hail, L., C. Leuz and P. Wysocki. 2010. Global accounting convergence and the potential adoption of IFRS by the U.S. (Part II): Political factors and future scenarios for U.S. accounting standards. Accounting Horizons (December): 567-588.

Hail, L., M. Lang and C. Leuz. 2020. Reproducibility in accounting research: Views of the research community. Journal of Accounting Research (May): 519-543.

Hail, L., M. Muhn and D. Oesch. 2021. Do risk disclosures matter when it counts? Evidence from the Swiss Franc shock. Journal of Accounting Research (March): 283-330.

Haim, F., C. Graham and J. Waterhouse. 1992. Towards a framework for not-for-profit accounting; Discussions. Contemporary Accounting Research 8(2): 468-499.

Hain, H. P. 1966. Accounting control in the Zenon Papyri. The Accounting Review (October): 699-703. (A collection of more than one thousand accounting related documents covering a thirty year period during the third century B.C.)

Hain, H. P. 1967. Casting the account. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 154-163.

Haines, G., F. Heider and D. Remington. 1961. The computer as a small-group member. Administrative Science Quarterly 6(3): 360-374.

Haines, G. H. Jr. 1964. A theory of market behavior after innovation. Management Science (July): 634-658.

Hairston, S., D. Wu and J. Yu. 2019. Analyzing the LinkedIn profiles of audit partners: A snapshot of firm leadership. The CPA Journal (March): 54-57.

Hairston, S., J. A. Johnston and J. H. Zhang. 2023. Auditing the derivative usage of bank-holding companies. Accounting Horizons (December): 67-84.

Hairston, S. A. and M. R. Brooks. 2019. Derivative accounting and financial reporting quality: A review of the literature. Advances in Accounting: Incorporating Advances in International Accounting (44): 81-94.

Haislip, J. Z. and V. J. Richardson. 2017. The effect of customer relationship management systems on firm performance. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (27): 16-29.

Haislip, J. Z. and V. J. Richardson. 2018. The effect of CEO IT expertise on the information environment: Evidence from earnings forecasts and announcements. Journal of Information Systems (Summer): 71-94.

Haislip, J. Z., A. Masli, V. J. Richardson and J. M. Sanchez. 2016. Repairing organizational legitimacy following information technology (IT) material weaknesses: Executive turnover, IT expertise, and IT systems upgrades. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 41-70.

Haislip, J. Z., A. Masli, V. J. Richardson and M. W. Watson. 2015. External reputation penalties for CEOs and CFOs following information technology material weaknesses. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (17): 1-15.

Haislip, J. Z., G. F. Peters and V. J. Richardson. 2016. The effect of auditor IT expertise on internal controls. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (20): 1-15.

Haislip, J. Z., K. E. Karim, K. J. Lin and R. E. Pinsker. 2020. The influences of CEO IT expertise and board-level technology committees on Form 8-K disclosure timeliness. Journal of Information Systems (Summer): 167-185.

Haislip, J. Z., L. A. Myers, S. Scholz and T. A. Seidel. 2017. The consequences of audit-related revisions. Contemporary Accounting Research 34(4): 1880-1914.

Haka, S., L. Friedman and V. Jones. 1986. Functional fixation and interference theory: A theoretical and empirical investigation. The Accounting Review (July): 455-474.

Haka, S. F. 1987. Capital budgeting techniques and firm specific contingencies: A correlational analysis. Accounting, Organizations and Society 12(1): 31-48.

Haka, S. F. 2016. 2016. Outstanding contribution to management accounting. Commentary: Looking back at accounting's genesis and looking forward at our challenges. Journal of Management Accounting Research 28(3): 55-61.

Haka, S. F., B. A. Lamberton and H. M. Sollenberger. 1994. International subsidiary performance evaluation: The case of the Ameripill Company. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 168-190.

Haka, S. F., J. L. Luft and B. Ballou. 2000 Second-order uncertainty in accounting information and bilateral bargaining costs. Journal of Management Accounting Research (12): 115-139.

Haka, S. F., L. A. Gordon and G. E. Pinches. 1985. Sophisticated capital budgeting selection techniques and firm performance. The Accounting Review (October): 651-669.

Hakala, G. 1985. Measuring Costs with machine hours. Management Accounting (October): 57-61.

Hakansson, H. and J. Lind. 2004. Accounting and network coordination. Accounting, Organizations and Society 29(1): 51-72.

Hakansson, N. H. 1969. An induced theory of accounting under risk. The Accounting Review (July): 495-514.

Hakansson, N. H. 1969. Discussion of an empirical study of accounting methods and stock prices. Journal of Accounting Research (Empirical Research in Accounting: Selected Studies): 82-84.

Hakansson, N. H. 1969. On the relevance of price-level accounting. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 22-31.

Hakansson, N. H. 1977. Interim disclosure and public forecasts: An economic analysis and a framework for choice. The Accounting Review (April): 396-426.

Hakansson, N. H. 1978. Review article: Where we are in accounting: A review of "Statement on accounting theory and theory acceptance". The Accounting Review (July): 717-725.

Hakansson, N. H. 1981. On the politics of accounting disclosure and measurement: An analysis of economic incentives. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Standardization of Accounting Practices: An Assessment of Alternative Institutional Arrangements): 1-35.

Hakansson, N. H. 1981. [On the politics of accounting disclosure and measurement: An analysis of economic incentives]: A reply. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Standardization of Accounting Practices: An Assessment of Alternative Institutional Arrangements): 48-49.

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