Financial Accounting Practices and Their Impact on Different Financial Institutions in Africa

American Journal of Accounting Vol 4 No 1 (2012)

American Journal of Accounting is a prestigious peer reviewed journal published both online and printed version by AJPO. It emphasize on the interdependency of accounting and reflects the increasing complexity of corporate financial management in recent years and verifies the importance of understanding accounting from an international context. It also superiorities itself in cheap and fast publication and is indexed in Google scholar among other journal indexes. The journal regularly promotes open access to academic journal publishing and is considered to be one of the top academic journal publishers in the field of accounting.

TOPICS IN THE BOOK

• Impact of Corporate Governance on Accounting Standards’ Compliance in Nigerian Public Institutions
• The Influence of Contemporary Neo-Liberal Capitalistic Practices to the Accountants’ Conceptualization of Business Ownership: Towards a Common Good Centric Ethical Critique
• Financial Accountability and Financial Performance of Savings and Credit Cooperatives in Mid-Western Uganda
• The Mediating Role of Financial Accountability in the Relationship between Internal Control Environment and Financial Performance of Savings and Credit Cooperatives in Mid-Western Uganda
• Cash Management and Financial Value of Commercial Banks in Kenya