As volume 21 in the series “Advances in Public Interest Accounting”, Lehman’s new book presents the scholarly work of contributors whose interdisciplinary approaches reveal research in several areas-finance, management, environmental, and banking. They foster inquiries regarding the definition of materiality, managerial, appraisal, SEC oversight, and LIBOR fraud. Their collective insights bolster understanding of not only accounting policies, but also relationships, organizations, things private and public, as well as the legal and moral.

• 1. Do Sustainability Measures Matter in Managerial Appraisal and Rewards?; Regina F. Bento, Lasse Mertins & Lourdes F. White 2. An Examination of the Perceptions of Auditors and Chief Financial Officers of the Proposed Statement of Financial Accounting Concepts Definition of Materiality; Ning Du, John McEnroe & Mary Mindak 3. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of SEC Oversight of Climate Change Disclosure: An Analysis of Comment Letters; Martin Freedman & and Jin Dong Park 4. The "Scarcity-Munificence" of Banks and Market Manipulation: A Financial Strain Analysis of the LIBOR Fraud; Mark E. Lokanan 5. Environmental Efficiency, Firm Efficiency and Managerial Ability; Li Sun

As volume 21 in the series “Advances in Public Interest Accounting”, Lehman’s new book presents the scholarly work of contributors whose interdisciplinary approaches reveal research in several areas-finance, management, environmental, and banking. They foster inquiries regarding the definition of materiality, managerial, appraisal, SEC oversight, and LIBOR fraud. Their collective insights bolster understanding of not only accounting policies, but also relationships, organizations, things private and public, as well as the legal and moral.

• 1. Do Sustainability Measures Matter in Managerial Appraisal and Rewards?; Regina F. Bento, Lasse Mertins & Lourdes F. White 2. An Examination of the Perceptions of Auditors and Chief Financial Officers of the Proposed Statement of Financial Accounting Concepts Definition of Materiality; Ning Du, John McEnroe & Mary Mindak 3. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of SEC Oversight of Climate Change Disclosure: An Analysis of Comment Letters; Martin Freedman & and Jin Dong Park 4. The "Scarcity-Munificence" of Banks and Market Manipulation: A Financial Strain Analysis of the LIBOR Fraud; Mark E. Lokanan 5. Environmental Efficiency, Firm Efficiency and Managerial Ability; Li Sun

As volume 21 in the series “Advances in Public Interest Accounting”, Lehman’s new book presents the scholarly work of contributors whose interdisciplinary approaches reveal research in several areas-finance, management, environmental, and banking. They foster inquiries regarding the definition of materiality, managerial, appraisal, SEC oversight, and LIBOR fraud. Their collective insights bolster understanding of not only accounting policies, but also relationships, organizations, things private and public, as well as the legal and moral.

• 1. Do Sustainability Measures Matter in Managerial Appraisal and Rewards?; Regina F. Bento, Lasse Mertins & Lourdes F. White 2. An Examination of the Perceptions of Auditors and Chief Financial Officers of the Proposed Statement of Financial Accounting Concepts Definition of Materiality; Ning Du, John McEnroe & Mary Mindak 3. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of SEC Oversight of Climate Change Disclosure: An Analysis of Comment Letters; Martin Freedman & and Jin Dong Park 4. The "Scarcity-Munificence" of Banks and Market Manipulation: A Financial Strain Analysis of the LIBOR Fraud; Mark E. Lokanan 5. Environmental Efficiency, Firm Efficiency and Managerial Ability; Li Sun