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A Synthesis of Non-Fraud Forensic Accounting Research
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  • 2008Financial Statement Fraud: Insights from the Academic Literature402 cited
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  • 2014Insights for Research and Practice: What We Learn about Fraud from Other Disciplines70 cited
  • 1999Is the Cost of Capital Different for Family Firms?68 cited
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  • 2015Factors which may bias judges’ decisions to exclude accounting expert witnesses testimony13 cited

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