Financial Reporting is an international peer reviewed half-yearly journal which aims to provide a forum for quality research contributions with theoretical, practical and policy implications in the accounting and reporting field, broadly conceived, adopting different research paradigms and methodologies, with the objective to promote a European debate engaging accounting scholars, professionals, standard setters, regulators and institutions.
Topics of interest for the journal include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Accounting information, standards and regulation (standard setting processes, impacts and applications of accounting standards in national contexts, theoretical foundations of accounting);
- Financial and non-financial disclosures;
- Impact of accounting measures and disclosures on capital markets as well as investor and financial analyst behaviours;
- Business reporting development and cases;
- Social and environmental accounting, reporting and accountability;
- Intellectual capital accounting and reporting;
- Auditing of financial and business reporting;
- Relationships between corporate governance, financial reporting and accountability;
- Relationships between management accounting and financial accounting;
- Information systems and their implications for the above topics;
- Relationships between academia and practice on the above topics.
The Journal will not consider contributions in accounting history, tax issues (unless strictly related to financial and business reporting), institutional business administration, corporate strategy. All submitted papers are subject to strict double-blind peer review process by at least two international reviewers. The Journal also publishes invited opinion papers on relevant topics and book reviews. No fee is required for publication.
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Co-Editors: Francesco Avallone (University of Genova); Cristina Florio (University of Verona); Francesco Mazzi (University of Florence).
Editorial Manager: Michela Cordazzo (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice); Laura Bini (University of Florence); Riccardo Cimini (Tuscia University); Pierluigi Marchini (University of Parma); Paola Ramassa (University of Genova); Monica Veneziani (University of Brescia).
Advisory Board: Paolo Andrei (University of Parma); Fabrizio Cerbioni (University of Padua); Francesco Giunta (University of Florence); Alessandro Lai (University of Verona); Alessandro Mechelli (Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata); Michele Pizzo (University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"); Alberto Quagli (University of Genova); Claudio Teodori (University of Brescia); Stefano Zambon (University of Ferrara).
Editorial Board: Marco Allegrini (University of Pisa); Claudia Arena (University of Naples Federico II); Stefano Azzali (University of Parma); Richard Barker (University of Oxford); Massimiliano Bonacchi (Free University of Bolzano); Saverio Bozzolan (University G. Carli - Luiss Roma); Willem Buijink (Tilburg University); Francesco Capalbo (University of Molise); Lino Cinquini (Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies - Pisa); Concetta Carnevale (University of Calabria); Chiara Crovini (Aalborg University Business School); Eugenio D’Amico (University of Rome III); Anne D’Arcy (Wien University of Economics and Business); Lorenzo Dal Maso (University of Bologna); Pascale Delvaille (University of Paris ESCP Europe); Roberto Di Pietra (University of Siena); Raffaele Fiume (Parthenope University of Naples); Alessandro Gaetano (University of Rome Tor Vergata); Joachim Gassen (Humboldt University Berlin); Marco Ghitti (University of Padua); Laura Girella (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia); Giulio Greco (University of Pisa); Alberto Incollingo (University G. Carli - Luiss Roma); Andrea Lionzo (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milan); Musa Mangena (Nottingham Trent University); Pietro Mazzola (IULM University - Milan); Giovanna Michelon (University of Exeter); Araceli Mora (University of Valencia); Nicola Moscariello (University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"); Tiziano Onesti (University of Rome Tre); Riccardo Palumbo (University of Chieti-Pescara "G. D’Annunzio"); Antonio Ricciardi (University of Calabria); Giuseppe Sannino (University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"); Massimo Sargiacomo (University of Chieti-Pescara "G. D’Annunzio"); Richard Slack (Durham University); Ugo Sòstero (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice); Simone Terzani (University of Perugia); Marco Trombetta (IE Business School); Carlo Vermiglio (University of Messina).

Editorial Office: Michela Cordazzo, michela.cordazzo@unive.it.
For further information about the Journal visit: https://frjournal.eu/journal/

Papers submitted to the journal are typically screened by the editor or one of the associate editors to determine whether the manuscript falls within Financial Reporting Aims and Scope and satisfies the academic standards of the field. Papers are then assigned to an editor (either one of the associate editors or the editor in chief) who oversees the entire editorial process including the final decision on the manuscript. If judged suitable for publication, the manuscript is sent to at least two independent referees for double blind peer review. Based on their recommendation, as well as possible consultation between Editorial Board members, the editor decides whether the paper should be accepted as it is, revised or rejected.

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