A comparative empirical examination of extent of disclosure by private and public colleges and universities in the United States

By Teresa P. Gordon, M. Fischer, D. Malone, G. Tower. 2002

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Benchmarks and Citizen Judgments of Local Government Performance: Findings from a survey experiment (2015, background): “However, not only do public organizations have a legal obligation to report their activities, it can be argued that public organizations have the moral obligation to report beyond the minimum required by law (Gordon et al. 2002:237).”
Accountability Online: Understanding the Web-Based Accountability Practices of Nonprofit Organizations (2011, background): “Recent nonprofit research has also found a positive relationship between size and voluntary disclosure (e.g., Behn, DeVries, & Lin, 2007; Gordon et al., 2002).”
The Determinants of Voluntary Financial Disclosure by Nonprofit Organizations (2012, background): “All of the condensed balance sheets and income statements have the same accounting standards as their basis; therefore, we do not develop an index to measure the quality of the financial statements (Gordon et al., 2002; Robbins & Austin, 1986).”