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August 2017, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 1344-1369 Tools of accountability: protecting microfinance clients in South Africa?
by Lisa Marini & Jane Andrew & Sandra van der Laan - 1370-1398 The accounting profession and education
by Grietjie Verhoef & Grant Samkin - 1399-1423 Anglo American Corporation and the South African State
by Theresa Hammond & Christine Cooper & Chris J. van Staden
June 2017, Volume 30, Issue 5
- 982-1007 Seeking “conversations for accountability”
by Gloria Agyemang & Brendan O’Dwyer & Jeffrey Unerman & Mariama Awumbila - 1008-1040 Editorial boards of accounting journals: gender diversity and internationalisation
by Alpa Dhanani & Michael John Jones - 1041-1064 Examining distinct carbon cost structures and climate change abatement strategies in CO2polluting firms
by Simon Cadez & Chris Guilding - 1065-1081 Counting to zero: accounting for a green building
by Susse Georg & Lise Justesen - 1082-1110 Social mobility and Fair Access to the accountancy profession in the UK
by Angus Duff - 1111-1141 Accounting for madness: the “Real Casa dei Matti” of Palermo 1824-1860
by Warwick Funnell & Valerio Antonelli & Raffaele D’Alessio & Roberto Rossi - 1142-1159 The relationship between transformational client leadership and auditor objectivity
by Jan Svanberg & Peter Öhman & Presha E. Neidermeyer - 1160-1183 Structure of intellectual capital – an international comparison
by Henri Inkinen & Aino Kianto & Mika Vanhala & Paavo Ritala - 1184-1201 Hybrid accounts: Shell’s letter to Mr and Mrs shareholder
by Sanja Pupovac & Lee Moerman
May 2017, Volume 30, Issue 4
- 762-776 Accounting, accountability, social media and big data: revolution or hype?
by Michela Arnaboldi & Cristiano Busco & Suresh Cuganesan - 777-794 How social media reshapes action on distant customers: some empirical evidence
by Deborah Agostino & Yulia Sidorova - 795-820 Reinventing organizational control
by Marion Brivot & Yves Gendron & Henri Guénin - 821-849 Governing social media: the emergence of hybridised boundary objects
by Michela Arnaboldi & Giovanni Azzone & Yulia Sidorova - 850-873 Big Data and corporate reporting: impacts and paradoxes
by Khaldoon Al-Htaybat & Larissa von Alberti-Alhtaybat - 874-905 Facebook as a tool for supporting dialogic accounting? Evidence from large philanthropic foundations in the United States
by Marco Bellucci & Giacomo Manetti - 906-931 Conceptualising the contemporary corporate value creation process
by Carol A. Adams - 932-954 Accounting, cultural hybridisation and colonial globalisation: a case of British civilising mission in Fiji
by Shanta Shareel Davie & Tom McLean - 955-978 Performance measurement system innovations in hospitals as translation processes
by Antonio Leotta & Daniela Ruggeri
March 2017, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 482-509 The examination of power and politics in a conservation organisation
by Lisa Powell & Carol Tilt - 510-533 “Speaking truth to power”: analysing shadow reporting as a form of shadow accounting
by Helen Tregidga - 534-564 Intertextuality in corporate narratives: a discursive analysis of a contested privatization
by Ioana Lupu & Raluca Sandu - 565-592 The processes of inclusion and exclusion
by Colleen Hayes & Kerry Jacobs - 593-619 Ambiguity of financial environmental information
by Matias Laine & Janne T. Järvinen & Timo Hyvönen & Hannele Kantola - 620-642 Greening the black box: integrating the environment and management control systems
by Heidi Sundin & David Andrew Brown - 643-667 The quality of sustainability reports and impression management
by Dominique Diouf & Olivier Boiral - 668-698 An empirical exploration of the link between reporting to stakeholders and corporate social responsibility reputation in the Spanish context
by Andrea Pérez & Carlos López & María del Mar García-De los Salmones - 699-719 The role of internal auditing in corporate governance: a Foucauldian analysis
by Dessalegn Getie Mihret & Bligh Grant - 720-753 Combining actor-network theory with interventionist research: present state and future potential
by Kari Lukka & Eija Vinnari
February 2017, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 222-246 Habitual accountability routines in the boardroom: how boards balance control and collaboration
by Gavin Nicholson & Amedeo Pugliese & Pieter-Jan Bezemer - 247-269 Accounting, female and male gendering, and cultural imperialism
by Shanta Shareel Davie - 270-305 From “mad men” to “math men”
by Thierry Viale & Yves Gendron & Roy Suddaby - 306-327 Accountants and the professional project
by Derek Robert Matthews - 328-351 The ethics of professional accountants: an Aristotelian perspective
by Andrew West - 352-377 Content and context: “fair” values in China
by Ferdinand Balfoort & Rachel Francis Baskerville & Rolf Uwe Fülbier - 378-403 Environmental liabilities and diversity in practice under international financial reporting standards
by Thomas Schneider & Giovanna Michelon & Michael Maier - 404-432 Rhetorical impression management in the letter to shareholders and institutional setting
by Walter Aerts & Beibei Yan - 433-469 A theoretical framework of external accounting communication
by Doris M. Merkl-Davies & Niamh M. Brennan
January 2017, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 2-17 Reflections and projections
by James Guthrie & Lee D. Parker - 18-37 Constructing audit society in the virtual world: the case of the online reviewer
by Ingrid Jeacle - 38-64 Explaining the demise of the intellectual capital statement in Denmark
by Christian Nielsen & Robin Roslender & Stefan Schaper - 65-118 Governance structures, voluntary disclosures and public accountability
by Collins G. Ntim & Teerooven Soobaroyen & Martin J. Broad - 119-144 The role of structure in manipulating PPP accountability
by Cletus Agyenim-Boateng & Anne Stafford & Pamela Stapleton - 145-163 The Big 4 in Bangladesh: caught between the global and the local
by Ataur Belal & Crawford Spence & Chris Carter & Jingqi Zhu - 164-190 Politicising the sustaining of water supply in Ireland – the role of accounting concepts
by Stephen Jollands & Martin Quinn - 191-216 Sustaining multiple logics within hybrid organisations
by Cristiano Busco & Elena Giovannoni & Angelo Riccaboni
October 2016, Volume 29, Issue 8
- 1262-1269 Ethnicity as inclusion and exclusion
by Rachel F. Baskerville & Kerry Jacobs & Vassili Joannides de Lautour & Jeff Sissons - 1270-1293 Employing neo-Durkheimian institutional theory in cross-cultural accounting research
by Philip Mark Linsley & Alexander Linsley & Matthias Beck & Simon Mollan - 1294-1319 Budget processes in the Anglican Church of Melanesia: an emergent ethnic identity
by Abraham Hauriasi & Karen Van-Peursem & Howard Davey - 1320-1341 Disempowerment and empowerment of accounting: an Indigenous accounting context
by Luisa Lombardi - 1342-1366 Entering the accounting profession: the operationalization of ethnicity-based discrimination
by Guozhen Huang & Carolyn J. Fowler & Rachel F. Baskerville
September 2016, Volume 29, Issue 7
- 1138-1144 Strong structuration theory in accounting research
by Alan Coad & Lisa Jack & Ahmed Kholeif - 1145-1151 The bridge between ontological concepts and empirical evidence: an interview with Rob Stones
by Rob Stones & Lisa Jack - 1152-1176 Strong structuration theory and accounting information: an empirical study
by Orla Feeney & Bernard Pierce - 1177-1203 Theorising strategic investment decision-making using strong structuration theory
by Elaine Pamela Harris & Deryl Northcott & Moataz Moamen Elmassri & Jari Huikku - 1204-1233 Strong structuration and carbon accounting
by David R.J. Moore & Ken McPhail - 1234-1258 Understanding management accounting change using strong structuration frameworks
by Georgios Makrygiannakis & Lisa Jack
August 2016, Volume 29, Issue 6
- 926-946 Religion and accounting texts in eighteenth century Scotland
by Alistair Mutch - 947-984 Escaping accountability: a case of Australia’s asylum seeker policy
by Ken McPhail & Robert Ochoki Nyamori & Savitri Taylor - 985-1011 The use of social media for engaging stakeholders in sustainability reporting
by Giacomo Manetti & Marco Bellucci - 1012-1037 Managing cooperation, coordination, and legitimacy
by Tobias Johansson & Sven Siverbo & Carolina Camén - 1038-1074 Corporate social responsibility reporting in the mining sector of Tanzania
by Sarah George Lauwo & Olatunde Julius Otusanya & Owolabi Bakre - 1075-1099 The role of identity and image in shaping management accounting change
by Lynda C. Taylor & Robert W. Scapens - 1100-1131 Qualitative generalising in accounting research: concepts and strategies
by Lee D. Parker & Deryl Northcott
June 2016, Volume 29, Issue 5
- 714-738 Internal audit quality: a polysemous notion?
by Melanie Roussy & Marion Brivot - 739-766 The liberal contest for double-entry bookkeeping in British Government
by Ian Mann & Warwick Funnell & Robert Jupe - 767-801 On the shoulders of giants: undertaking a structured literature review in accounting
by Maurizio Massaro & John Dumay & James Guthrie - 802-827 The legitimising processes of a new regulator
by Tracy Artiach & Helen Irvine & Janet Mack & Christine Ryan - 828-860 Issues affecting decisions on mandatory adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Japan
by Noriyuki Tsunogaya - 861-886 Role of management accounting in applying new institutional logics
by Janne T. Järvinen - 887-918 Adoption of sustainable development reporting by universities
by Stéphanie Chatelain-Ponroy & Sophie Morin-Delerm
May 2016, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 526-541 The past, the present and the future of accounting for human rights
by Ken McPhail & John Ferguson - 542-567 The corporate responsibility to respect human rights: a status review
by Claire Methven O'Brien & Sumithra Dhanarajan - 568-593 Human rights, accounting, and the dialectic of equality and inequality
by Yingru Li & John McKernan - 594-616 Should the international accounting standards board have responsibility for human rights?
by Ken McPhail & Kate Macdonald & John Ferguson - 617-649 Rana Plaza collapse aftermath: are CSR compliance and auditing pressures effective?
by Noemi Sinkovics & Samia Ferdous Hoque & Rudolf R. Sinkovics - 650-678 Corporate respect for human rights: meaning, scope, and the shifting order of discourse
by Ken McPhail & Carol A Adams - 679-704 Human rights disasters, corporate accountability and the state
by Javed Siddiqui & Shahzad Uddin - 705-711 Business & human rights: a commentary from the inside
by Michael Posner
March 2016, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 362-400 Comparing the research-practice gap in management accounting
by Basil P. Tucker & Stefan Schaltegger - 401-427 The field of accounting
by Prem W. Senarath Yapa & Kerry Jacobs & Bopta Chan Huot - 428-451 The role of management accounting and control in making professional organizations horizontal
by Gustaf Kastberg & Sven Siverbo - 452-482 Community disclosures in a developing country: insights from a neo-pluralist perspective
by Teerooven Soobaroyen & Jyoti Devi Mahadeo - 483-490 So, who really is a “noted author” within the accounting literature? A reflection on Bensonet al.(2015)
by Craig Deegan - 491-519 Public sector budgeting: a European review of accounting and public management journals
by Eugenio Anessi-Pessina & Carmela Barbera & Mariafrancesca Sicilia & Ileana Steccolini
February 2016, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 198-225 Implementing IFRSs in the UK devolved administrations
by Anthony Wall & Ciaran Connolly - 226-247 Context, not predictions: a field study of financial analysts
by Shahed Imam & Crawford Spence - 248-277 Accounting in new public management (NPM) and shifting organizational boundaries
by Nikos Kartalis & Mathew Tsamenyi & Kelum Jayasinghe - 278-304 Corporate response to climate change: language, power and symbolic construction
by John Ferguson & Thereza Raquel Sales de Aguiar & Anne Fearfull - 305-316 Cutting the Gordian knot [?]: a response to Lukka and Vinnari (2014)
by Alan D. Lowe & Ivo De Loo & Yesh Nama - 317-322 Domain theory and method theory revisited: a reply to Lowe, De Loo and Nama
by Kari Lukka & Eija Vinnari - 323-356 The main topics of research on disclosures of intangible assets: a critical review
by Francisca Castilla-Polo & Dolores GALLARDO-VÁZQUEZ
January 2016, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 2-10 Whither the accounting profession, accountants and accounting researchers? Commentary and projections
by James Guthrie & Lee D. Parker - 11-42 Disciplinary practices in the French auditing profession
by Cédric Lesage & Geraldine Hottegindre & Charles Richard Baker - 43-79 Immigration and neoliberalism: three cases and counter accounts
by Cheryl Lehman & Marcia Annisette & Gloria Agyemang - 80-110 Potential users’ perceptions of general purpose water accounting reports
by Edward Tello & James Hazelton & Lorne Cummings - 111-134 Social responsibility, professional commitment and tax fraud
by William E. Shafer & Richard S. Simmons & Rita W. Y. Yip - 135-164 Accountability processes in boardrooms
by Niamh M. Brennan & Collette E. Kirwan & John Redmond - 165-190 Gender on board: deconstructing the “legitimate” female director
by Marie-Soleil Tremblay & Yves Gendron & Bertrand Malsch
October 2015, Volume 28, Issue 8
- 1198-1216 Scoping an agenda for future research into the professions
by Chris Carter & Crawford Spence & Daniel Muzio - 1217-1233 Professional service firms, globalisation and the new imperialism
by Mehdi Boussebaa - 1234-1262 Blurred roles and elusive boundaries
by Mouna Hazgui & Yves Gendron - 1263-1290 The dark side of professions: the big four and tax avoidance
by Susan Addison & Frank Mueller - 1291-1309 How hybrid managers act as “canny customers” to accelerate policy reform
by Graeme Currie & Penelope Tuck & Kevin Morrell - 1310-1340 Illusio and overwork: playing the game in the accounting field
by Ioana Lupu & Laura Empson - 1341-1372 Beyond segments in movement: a “small” agenda for research in the professions
by Carlos Ramirez & Lindsay Stringfellow & Mairi Maclean - 1373-1399 Industry analysts – how to conceptualise the distinctive new forms of IT market expertise?
by Neil Pollock & Robin Williams - 1400-1430 Annexing new audit spaces: challenges and adaptations
by Paul Andon & Clinton Free & Brendan O'Dwyer
September 2015, Volume 28, Issue 7
- 1018-1046 Management control systems and research management in universities
by Gloria Agyemang & Jane Broadbent - 1047-1074 Does stakeholder pressure influence corporate GHG emissions reporting? Empirical evidence from Europe
by Andrea Liesen & Andreas G. Hoepner & Dennis M. Patten & Frank Figge - 1075-1098 Legitimacy, accountability and impression management in NGOs: the Indian Ocean tsunami
by Susan Lee Conway & Patricia Ann O'Keefe & Sue Louise Hrasky - 1099-1137 Sustainability reporting and the theory of planned behaviour
by Prabanga Thoradeniya & Janet Lee & Rebecca Tan & Aldónio Ferreira - 1138-1150 Theoretical triangulation and pluralism in accounting research: a critical realist critique
by Sven Modell - 1151-1159 A response to “theoretical triangulation and pluralism in accounting research: a critical realist critique”
by Zahirul Hoque & Mark A Covaleski & Tharusha N Gooneratne - 1160-1192 The rise and fall of stand-alone social reporting in a multinational subsidiary in Bangladesh
by Ataur Belal & David L Owen
August 2015, Volume 28, Issue 6
- 878-908 Public sector accounting, accountability and austerity: more than balancing the books?
by Enrico Bracci & Christopher Humphrey & Jodie Moll & Ileana Steccolini - 909-933 Newcastle City Council and the grassroots: accountability and budgeting under austerity
by Thomas Ahrens & Laurence Ferry - 934-965 Constraining and facilitating management control in times of austerity
by Berend van der Kolk & Henk J. ter Bogt & Paula M.G. van Veen-Dirks - 966-992 Accounting for austerity: the Troika in the Eurozone
by Sandra Cohen & María-Dolores Guillamón & Irvine Lapsley & Geraldine Robbins - 993-1015 Will “austerity” be a critical juncture in European public sector financial reporting?
by David Heald & Ron Hodges
June 2015, Volume 28, Issue 5
- 626-650 Accounting, accountants and accountability regimes in pluralistic societies
by Judy Brown & Jesse Dillard & Trevor Hopper - 651-670 “Good” news from nowhere: imagining utopian sustainable accounting
by Jill Atkins & Barry Colin Atkins & Ian Thomson & Warren Maroun - 671-705 Seeds of hope? Exploring business actors’ diverse understandings of sustainable development
by Christine Byrch & Markus J. Milne & Richard Morgan & Kate Kearins - 706-738 Indonesian public sector accounting reforms: dialogic aspirations a step too far?
by Harun Harun & Karen Van-Peursem & Ian R.C Eggleton - 739-772 Participatory budgeting at a community level in Porto Alegre: a Bourdieusian interpretation
by Laure Célérier & Luis Emilio Cuenca Botey - 773-808 Making institutional accounting research critical: dead end or new beginning?
by Sven Modell - 809-845 Activism, arenas and accounts in conflicts over tobacco control
by Ian Thomson & Colin Dey & Shona Russell - 846-874 Accounting as differentiated universal for emancipatory praxis
by Sonja Gallhofer & Jim Haslam & Akira Yonekura
May 2015, Volume 28, Issue 4
- 466-493 Audit committees: practices, practitioners and praxis of governance
by Niamh M. Brennan & Collette E. Kirwan - 494-514 New insights into underreporting of time: the audit partner context
by Itsaso Barrainkua & Marcela Espinosa-Pike - 515-550 Mandatory corporate social responsibility assurance practices
by Barry Ackers & Neil Stuart Eccles - 551-580 Governance and control in networks: a case study of the Universal Postal Union
by Eksa Kilfoyle & Alan J. Richardson - 581-617 Charity ethical investments in Norway and the UK
by Niklas Kreander & Ken McPhail & Vivien Beattie
March 2015, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 302-324 Creating numbers: carbon and capital investment
by Gillian Maree Vesty & Abby Telgenkamp & Philip J Roscoe - 325-364 Management by objectives and corporate social responsibility disclosure
by Chiara Mio & Andrea Venturelli & Rossella Leopizzi - 365-402 Lobbying on the integrated reporting framework
by Marek Reuter & Martin Messner - 403-433 Greenhouse gas reporting quality in the oil and gas industry
by Breeda Comyns & Frank Figge - 434-459 War or the business of God
by Juan Banos Sanchez-Matamoros & Warwick Funnell
February 2015, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 158-179 Creating shared service centres for public sector accounting
by Ringa Raudla & Kaide Tammel - 180-209 Lost in translation
by Sharron O'Neill & Geoff McDonald & Craig Michael Deegan - 210-241 A project for Romania? The role of the civil society’s counter-accounts in facilitating democratic change in society
by Oana Mihaela Apostol - 242-262 Human depreciation accounting and the emergence of industrial pensions
by Darlene Himick - 263-294 Pragmatism and new directions in social and environmental accountability research
by Max Baker & Stefan Schaltegger
January 2015, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 2-13 Academic performance, publishing and peer review: peering into the twilight zone
by James Guthrie & Lee D Parker & John Dumay - 14-35 CSR disclosure: the more things change…?
by Charles H. Cho & Giovanna Michelon & Dennis M. Patten & Robin W. Roberts - 36-68 The co-construction of NGO accountability
by Brendan O'Dwyer & Roel Boomsma - 69-101 (Dis)engaging with sustainability: evidence from an Australian business faculty
by Maria Cadiz Dyball & Andy F. Wang & Sue Wright - 102-127 Institutional contradictions at and around the annual general meeting
by Gustav Johed & Bino Catasús - 128-153 From community to public ownership: a tale of changing accountabilities
by Carolyn J. Fowler & Carolyn J. Cordery
October 2014, Volume 27, Issue 8
- 1218-1226 Addressing directions in interdisciplinary accounting research
by Lee D. Parker & James Guthrie - 1227-1232 Realizing the potential of interdisciplinarity in accounting research
by Brendan O’Dwyer & Jeffrey Unerman - 1233-1240 Creative spaces in interdisciplinary accounting research
by Ingrid Jeacle & Chris Carter - 1241-1249 The present and future of accounting history
by Garry D. Carnegie - 1250-1256 Interdisciplinary accounting research in the Public Sector
by Kerry Jacobs & Suresh Cuganesan - 1257-1264 Reflections on interdisciplinary accounting research: the state of the art of intellectual capital
by John Dumay - 1265-1270 A dream deferred: interdisciplinary accounting in the US
by Timothy J. Fogarty - 1271-1307 From persuasive to authoritative speech genres
by Hanne Nørreklit & Robert W. Scapens - 1308-1338 Domain theory and method theory in management accounting research
by Kari Lukka & Eija Vinnari
August 2014, Volume 27, Issue 7
- 1042-1067 Integrated Reporting: Insights, gaps and an agenda for future research
by Charl de Villiers & Leonardo Rinaldi & Jeffrey Unerman - 1068-1089 Integrated Reporting and internal mechanisms of change
by Wendy Stubbs & Colin Higgins - 1090-1119 Walking the talk(s): Organisational narratives of integrated reporting
by Colin Higgins & Wendy Stubbs & Tyron Love - 1120-1156 Integrated reporting: On the need for broadening out and opening up
by Judy Brown & Jesse Dillard - 1157-1189 Towards a legitimate compromise?
by Koen van Bommel - 1190-1216 The value added statement – an appropriate instrument for Integrated Reporting
by Axel Haller & Chris van Staden
July 2014, Volume 27, Issue 6
- 894-902 The transnational regulation of accounting: insights, gaps and an agenda for future research
by Paul Gillis & Richard Petty & Roy Suddaby - 903-932 Transnationalism and the transforming roles of professional accountancy bodies
by Anna Samsonova-Taddei & Christopher Humphrey - 933-955 Transnational standard setting in accounting
by Sebastian Botzem - 956-994 GAAP convergence or convergence Gap: unfolding ten years of accounting change
by Lisa Baudot - 995-1025 The development of national and transnational regulation on the scope of consolidation
by Christopher Nobes - 1026-1040 Accrual-based earnings management in state owned companies
by Francesco Capalbo & Alex Frino & Vito Mollica & Riccardo Palumbo
June 2014, Volume 27, Issue 5
- 766-777 Tony Lowe and the Interdisciplinary and Critical Perspectives on Accounting Project
by Richard Laughlin - 778-808 “And the BAFTA goes to […]”: the assurance role of the auditor in the film awards ceremony
by Ingrid Jeacle - 809-833 Progress towards institutionalising field-wide water efficiency change
by Matthew Egan - 834-862 Whistle-blowing by external auditors in South Africa
by Warren Maroun & Jill Atkins - 863-887 Corporate social disclosures: a user perspective on assurance
by Renfred Wong & Andrew Millington
April 2014, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 602-633 Rhetoric and argument in social and environmental reporting: the Dirty Laundry case
by Niamh M. Brennan & Doris M. Merkl-Davies - 634-654 Weaving a web of control
by Puja Ladva & Jane Andrew - 655-685 The rise and fall of the UK operating and financial review
by N. Rowbottom & M.A.S. Schroeder - 686-714 Motivations for issuing standalone CSR reports: a survey of Canadian firms
by Linda Thorne & Lois S. Mahoney & Giacomo Manetti - 715-755 Historiography for accounting
by Garry D. Carnegie
February 2014, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 394-425 Practitioners are from Mars; academics are from Venus?
by Basil P. Tucker & Alan D. Lowe - 426-464 Accounting without accounting
by Fábio Frezatti & David B. Carter & Marcelo F.G. Barroso - 465-488 Costing in the Newcastle Infirmary, 1840-1888
by Warwick Funnell & Andrew Holden & David Oldroyd - 489-526 The uncertainties of risk management
by Eija Vinnari & Peter Skærbæk - 527-562 Developing a reporting and evaluation framework for biodiversity
by Grant Samkin & Annika Schneider & Dannielle Tappin - 563-589 Rethinking bank business models: the role of intangibles
by Lei Chen & Jo Danbolt & John Holland
February 2014, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 218-233 Higher education and sustainable development
by Jasmin Godemann & Jan Bebbington & Christian Herzig & Jeremy Moon - 234-258 Can accreditation help a leopard change its spots?
by Stuart Cooper & Carole Parkes & John Blewitt - 259-282 Making water count: water accountability change within an Australian university
by Matthew Egan - 283-316 France's new economic regulations: insights from institutional legitimacy theory
by Mohamed Chelli & Sylvain Durocher & Jacques Richard - 317-356 Management, accounting and philosophy
by Hiroshi Takeda & Trevor Boyns - 357-381 The religious imperative of cost accounting in the early industrial revolution
by Warwick Funnell & Robert Williams
January 2014, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 2-14 The global accounting academic: what counts!
by James Guthrie & Lee D. Parker - 15-47 Media coverage of accounting: the NRL salary cap crisis
by Paul Andon & Clinton Free - 48-72 Structures and relationships: women partners' careers in Germany and the UK
by Patrizia Kokot - 73-118 From meticulous professionals to superheroes of the business world
by Claire-France Picard & Sylvain Durocher & Yves Gendron