European Accounting Review · 2003 · 207 citations · 6 references
ManagementInnovation ManagementStrategic ManagementCorporate DisclosureCorporate StrategyInnovationIntangible Asset ReportingIntangible AssetsIntangible ResourcesIntellectual Capital MeasurementIntellectual Capital ReportingOrganizational CapitalIntangible Asset ManagementIntangible Assets DisclosuresIntellectual CapitalIntellectual Capital Performance MeasurementIntellectual Capital StatementsUse Of Communication TechnologiesValue Creation From Intellectual Capital
Three years ago we launched this special issue of the European Accounting Review devoted to research on intangibles and intellectual capital. Clearly we are now living in an interesting world: constantly intensifying competition, and events such as the bursting of the technology bubble, the disappearance of many new economy companies (dotcoms, etc.), the stagnation of the world economy, not to mention the 11 September tragedy, have all contributed to significant change, and even vanishing of a large part of companies’ intangibles. However, we strongly feel that the basic issues indicated in our Call for Papers are still relevant. We would like to point out below both the reasons why intangibles are still very important and some of the conceptual issues the research on this subject faces.
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Intellectual capital statements: the new guideline
Per Nikolaj Bukh, Jan Mouritsen, Kirsten Flagstad et al. · 2003 · 182 citations
Study on the measurement of intangible assets and associated reporting Practices
MA Abernethy, Patrizio Bianchi, Baruch Lev et al. · 2003 · 99 citations
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