2019 - Franco Angeli
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Systematic literature network analysis in accounting : a first application on integrated reporting research
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- A Over the past decade, we have been witnessing an exponential growth in the number of publications on Integrated Reporting, with the aim of exploring challenges, opportunities and implications of its adoption. Given the abundance of studies, which are often characterized by conflicting evidences, it can be complex to pinpoint all the seminal works already published: it raises the need to develop methodologies which can help to screen the existing literature and to detect the articles which contribute the most to the scientific research. However, little is known about structured approaches in accounting studies: thus, in order to extract the backbones of the research tradition on Integrated Reporting, in this paper we apply the dynamic literature review method called "Systematic Literature Network Analysis", which combines systematic literature review and bibliographic network analysis.
- Furthermore, our findings confirm how this methodology may be exploited as a research tool to support dynamic analyses for drawing agendas for future research in the accounting fields of study. [Publisher's text].
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ISSN: 2036-6779
KEYWORDS
- Integrated report, literature review, systematic literature network analysis
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In this issue
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- Beyond Financial Reporting : Integrated Reporting and its determinants : Evidence from the context of European state-owned enterprises
- Systematic literature network analysis in accounting : a first application on integrated reporting research
- Putting integrated reporting where it was not : the case of the not-for-profit sector
- Dialogue with standard setters
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