Description
Chapter 1. The Role of Jurisdictional Power of SAIs in Increasing the Effects of Public Auditing and the Ethics of Fiscal Jurisdiction.- Chapter 2. The Role of Local Governments in Accounting Climate Change and Carbon Management: Recent Developments in Turkey.- Chapter 3. Contemporary Developments on Sustainability Accounting and Reporting: An Overview Perspective.- Chapter 4. Investigation of the Duty of Public Internal Auditors with AHP Method in Turkey.- Chapter 5. The Impact of IFRS Adoption on Information Asymmetry: Evidence From Takeovers.- Chapter 6. Relationship between Fraud Auditing and Forensic Accounting.- Chapter 7. Assurance Expectations Extending from the Check Lists to the Strategy and Internal Control Performance.- Chapter 8. Materiality in independent audit and sustainability reports assurance.- Chapter 9. Analyzing corporate governance disclosures in type II agency problems in Indonesia.- Chapter 10. Effect of Gender on the Board of Directors and Independent Audit Team on Corporate Earnings Management Behavior of Banking Sector.- Chapter 11. Vetting Client Datasets Using an Audit Decision Support System: An Enhancement in Creating Audit-Evidence.- Chapter 12. An Evaluation of Voluntary Disclosure Level of Listed Banks in Borsa Istanbul during the period from 2013 to 2017.- Chapter 13. The Importance of Branding for Organizations: Decision Mechanism on Willingness to Pay a Price Premium for Branded Audit Services in Emerging Markets.- Chapter 14. Common Audit Deficiencies under the Audit Quality Microscope.- Chapter 15. Cryptocurrency and Corruption: Auditing with Blockchain.- Chapter 16. Reflections of developments in information technologies to internal audit: Blockchain technology and continuous auditing.- Chapter 17. Artificial Intelligence in Computer-Aided Auditing Techniques and Technologies (CAATTs) and an Application Proposal for Auditors.- Chapter 18. Cost Controlling System “Just-in-time (JIT)” amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Advantage or Disadvantage in the Digital Era? Conceptual Framework.- Chapter 19. The Investigation of Accounting Value Relevance in The Information Technologies Sector: Evidence From Turkey.
