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The ERA: A Brave New World of Accountability for Australian University Accounting Schools

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  • Paul De Lange
  • Brendan O’Connell
  • M.R. Mathews
  • Alan Sangster

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  • Paul De Lange & Brendan O’Connell & M.R. Mathews & Alan Sangster, 2010. "The ERA: A Brave New World of Accountability for Australian University Accounting Schools," Australian Accounting Review, CPA Australia, vol. 20(1), pages 24-37, March.
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