The Real Impact Factor and the Gap between Accounting Research and Practice

Titolo Rivista: FINANCIAL REPORTING
Autori/Curatori: Alberto Quagli, Francesco Avallone, Paola Ramassa
Anno di pubblicazione: 2016 Fascicolo: 1 Lingua: English
Numero pagine: 29 P. 29-57 Dimensione file: 381 KB
DOI: 10.3280/FR2016-001003
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