The British Accounting Review

EDITORIAL
pp. 111-111(1)

AUDITOR COMMUNICATION IN AN EVOLVING ENVIRONMENT: GOING BEYOND SAS 600 AUDITORS’ REPORTS ON FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
pp. 113-136(24)
Authors: MANSON S.; ZAMAN M.

THE EMERGENCE OF DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS IN THE TYNESIDE COAL INDUSTRY c.1700–1820
pp. 137-155(19)
Authors: BRACKENBOROUGH S.; MCLEAN T.; OLDROYD D.

AUDITOR CONCENTRATION AND MARKET SHARES IN THE US: 1988–1999 A DESCRIPTIVE NOTE
pp. 157-174(18)
Authors: WOLK C.M.; MICHELSON S.E.; WOOTTON C.W.

AUDITOR-GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATIONS AND AUDITOR INDEPENDENCE IN CHINA
pp. 175-189(15)
Authors: YANG L.; TANG Q.; KILGORE A.; YI HONG J.

EXPLAINING GENDER INEQUITY IN THE NEW ZEALAND ACCOUNTING PROFESSION
pp. 191-222(32)
Authors: WHITING R.H.; WRIGHT C.

WHY DO UK ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE ACADEMICS NOT PUBLISH IN TOP US JOURNALS?
pp. 223-232(10)
Authors: BRINN T.; JONES M.; PENDLEBURY M.

BOOK REVIEWS Titles reviewed in this issue
pp. 233-237(5)
Author: HIGSON D.A.

BAA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2002 Hotel De France, Jersey, 3–5 April 2002
pp. 239-240(2)