The Australasian Accounting, Business and Finance Journal is a double blind peer reviewed academic journal. The AABFJ publishes interdisciplinary research which informs a range of business-related fields. These include accounting, finance and financial planning research.
Please note that, because of the large number of articles that have been submitted recently, we currently closed to new submissions until 31st August, 2019.
The Australasian Accounting Business and Finance Journal appears in the Web of Science database under the Business Finance category. AABFJ articles appear in the Scopus database for 2014 onwards. Our articles appear on both the ProQuest and EBSCO databases and our journal is listed with Cabell's and Ulrich's Directories. AABFJ is an open access journal which appears on DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals). AABFJ is also listed in the Emerging Source Citation Index of Thomson Reuters. AABFJ is currently rated as a Q3 under SJR (Scimago Journal & Country Rank).
AABFJ is now ranked in the CABS's (the Chartered Association of Business Schools) Academic Journal Guide.ISSN: 1834-2000 (print).
ISSN: 1834-2019 (online).
AABFJ has a rating of 6 points on list B of the Polish Ministry of Science
AABFJ was a B ranked journal on the 2010 ERA (Excellence in Research for Australia) List of the Australian Research Council. Contact: AABFJ Editor.Current Issue: Volume 13, Issue 1 (2019)
Articles
Editorial: AABFJ Volume 13, Issue 1, 2019
Monir Mir and Ciorstan Smark
Earnings Management in Malaysian Companies during the Global Financial Crisis and the Coincidental Effect of IFRS Adoption
Abdullah Mohammed Ayedh, A. H. Fatima, and Muslim Har Sani Mohammad
Supply Chain Legitimation through CSR Reporting
Graham Bowrey and Michael Clements
Determinants of Related Party Transactions in Jordan: Financial and Governance Factors
Modar Abdullatif, Mohammad Alhadab, and Israa Mansour
Listening Skills: Accountancy Educators in Retreat?
Alan Reddrop and Gido Mapunda
Would the Singaporean Approach to Whistleblower Protection Laws Work in Australia?
John McLaren, Wesley Kendall, and Laura Rook
