Practitioner journals are meant to be read by those who are practicing accounting professionals and may be aimed at those practicing a particular specialty in accounting. Some practitioner journals are listed below.
Scholarly journals are typically associated with the research done in academic disciplines or subject areas. Articles published in scholarly journals are subject to peer review. This means that such articles have an additional screening criterion--the "objective" judgment of experts in a discipline or subject area--that must be met in order to be published. Some well-known scholarly journals are listed below.
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