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2020, Volume 67-68
- S1045235417301338 Hurricane Katrina: Exploring justice and fairness as a sociology of common good(s)
by Perkiss, Stephanie & Moerman, Lee
- S1045235418300893 Protecting the public interest? Continuing professional development policies and role-profession conflict in accountancy
by Paisey, Catriona & Paisey, Nicholas J.
- S1045235418302235 Beyond accountants as technocrats: A common good perspective
by Frémeaux, Sandrine & Puyou, François-Régis & Michelson, Grant
- S1045235418302806 Banking for the common good: A Lonerganian perspective
by Ballantine, Joan & Kelly, Martin & Larres, Patricia
- S1045235419300127 The emergence of benefit corporations: A cautionary tale
by Baudot, Lisa & Dillard, Jesse & Pencle, Nadra
- S1045235419300139 Transparency and accountability for the global good? The UK’s implementation of EU law requiring country-by-country reporting of payments to governments by extractives
by Chatzivgeri, Eleni & Chew, Lynsie & Crawford, Louise & Gordon, Martyn & Haslam, Jim
- S1045235419300309 Using accountability to shape the common good
by Pesci, Caterina & Costa, Ericka & Andreaus, Michele
- S104523541930125X The public interest, the common good: A radical profession?
by Spencer, Richard
2020, Volume 66, Issue C
- S1045235418300467 Fossil fuel reserves and resources reporting and unburnable carbon: Investigating conflicting accounts
by Bebbington, Jan & Schneider, Thomas & Stevenson, Lorna & Fox, Alison
- S1045235418301965 Playing the Big Four recruitment game: The tension between illusio and reflexivity
by Daoust, Laurence
- S1045235419300437 Accounting as a dichotomised discipline: An analysis of the source materials used in the construction of accounting articles
by Hussain, Simon & Liu, Lana Yan Jun & Miller, Anthony D.
- S1045235419300590 Accounting for the ‘deviant’ in 19th century Italian prisons
by Bigoni, Michele & Antonelli, Valerio & Cafaro, Emanuela Mattia & D'Alessio, Raffaele & Funnell, Warwick
2019, Volume 65, Issue C
2019, Volume 64, Issue C
2019, Volume 63, Issue C
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s1045235418301692 The impact of corporate governance on compounding inequality: Maximising shareholder value and inflating executive pay
by Clarke, Thomas & Jarvis, Walter & Gholamshahi, Soheyla
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s1045235418300881 Inequality, Inc
by Veldman, Jeroen
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s1045235417300618 Islamic accounting, neo-imperialism and identity staging: The Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions
by Kamla, Rania & Haque, Faizul
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s1045235417300102 Some reflections on the construct of emancipatory accounting: Shifting meaning and the possibilities of a new pragmatism
by Gallhofer, Sonja & Haslam, Jim
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s1045235417300357 Debunking the myth of shareholder ownership of companies: Some implications for corporate governance and financial reporting
by Sikka, Prem & Stittle, John
- v:63:y:2019:i:c:s104523541730117x Exploring the emancipatory dimensions of globalisation: The struggle over IFRS8 and country-by-country reporting
by Crawford, Louise
2019, Volume 62, Issue C
2019, Volume 61, Issue C
- 1-21 Accounting and psychiatric power in Italy: The royal insane hospital of Turin in the 19th century
by Funnell, Warwick & Antonelli, Valerio & D'Alessio, Raffaele
- 22-37 Accounting and pseudo spirituality in Islamic financial institutions
by Hidayah, Nunung Nurul & Lowe, Alan & Woods, Margaret
- 38-53 Twitter and social accountability: Reactions to the Panama Papers
by Neu, Dean & Saxton, Greg & Rahaman, Abu & Everett, Jeffery
- 54-76 Managing stakeholder perceptions: Organized hypocrisy in CSR disclosures on Facebook
by She, Chaoyuan & Michelon, Giovanna
2019, Volume 60, Issue C
- 1-17 Few are called, fewer are chosen: Elite reproduction in U.S. academic accounting
by Fogarty, Timothy J. & Zimmerman, Aleksandra
- 18-43 Accounting signifiers, political discourse, popular resistance and legal identity during Pakistan Steel Mills attempted privatization
by Ashraf, Muhammad Junaid & Muhammad, Faiza & Hopper, Trevor
- 44-64 Justifying the logic of regulatory post-crisis decision-making – The case of the French structural banking reform
by Munzer, Margit
- 65-85 Money laundering through the strategic management of accounting transactions
by Ravenda, Diego & Valencia-Silva, Maika M. & Argiles-Bosch, Josep M. & García-Blandón, Josep
2019, Volume 59, Issue C
- 1-31 Identity constructions in the annual reports of international development NGOs: Preserving institutional interests?
by Dhanani, Alpa
- 32-51 Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief: Accounting and the stigma of poverty
by Graham, Cameron & Grisard, Claudine
- 52-69 Religion-based resistance strategies, politics of authenticity and professional women accountants
by Kamla, Rania
- 70-93 Ideological hegemony and consent to IFRS: Insights from practitioners in Greece
by Mantzari, Elisavet & Georgiou, Omiros
2019, Volume 58, Issue C
- 1-23 ‘Paying taxes is losing money’: A qualitative study on institutional logics in the tax consultancy field in Romania
by Apostol, Oana & Pop, Alina
- 24-52 Why does research in finance have so little impact?
by Brooks, Chris & Fenton, Evelyn & Schopohl, Lisa & Walker, James
- 53-76 Enabling global accounting change: Epistemic communities and the creation of a ‘more business-like’ public sector
by Christensen, Mark & Newberry, Susan & Potter, Bradley N.
- 77-99 The perceived efficacy of public-private partnerships: A study from Canada
by Opara, Michael & Rouse, Paul
2018, Volume 57, Issue C
2018, Volume 56, Issue C
- 1-19 Accounting and raison d’État in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany: Reopening the University of Pisa (1543–1609)
by Bigoni, Michele & Funnell, Warwick & Verona, Roberto & Deidda Gagliardo, Enrico
- 20-45 The odyssey of becoming: Professional identity and insecurity in the Canadian accounting field
by Guo, Ken H.
- 46-62 Enabling accountability: An analysis of personal budgets for disabled people
by Junne, Jaromir
- 63-75 Accounting for crime in the US: Race, class and the spectacle of fear
by Lehman, Cheryl R. & Hammond, Theresa & Agyemang, Gloria
2018, Volume 55, Issue C
2018, Volume 54, Issue C
- 1-26 Gifting, exchange and reciprocity in Thai annual reports: Towards a Buddhist relational theory of Thai accounting practice
by Constable, Philip & Kuasirikun, Nooch
- 27-40 Accounting for voluntary hospices in England: A business model perspective
by Haslam, Colin & Tsitsianis, Nick & Theodosopoulos, Grigorios & Lee, Edward
- 41-59 Financialisation as a strategic action field: An historically informed field study of governance reforms in Chinese state-owned enterprises
by Modell, Sven & Yang, ChunLei
- 60-75 The sociology of translation and accounting inscriptions: Reflections on Latour and Accounting Research
by Robson, Keith & Bottausci, Chiara
2018, Volume 53, Issue C
- 16-30 Taking Goffman seriously: Developing Strategy-as-Practice
by Mueller, Frank
- 31-42 Garfinkel on strategy: Using ethnomethodology to make sense of “rubbish strategy”
by Neyland, Daniel & Whittle, Andrea
- 43-56 Making sense of the war in Afghanistan
by Brown, Andrew D.
- 57-68 Foucault, governmentality, strategy: From the ear of the sovereign to the multitude
by McKinlay, Alan & Pezet, Eric
- 69-78 Deleuze and the deterritorialization of strategy
by Munro, Iain & Thanem, Torkild
- 79-88 Fantasies of strategy: Žižek, discourse and enjoyment
by Butler, Nick
2018, Volume 52, Issue C
2018, Volume 51, Issue C
- 4-23 Signaling effects of scholarly profiles – The editorial teams of North American accounting association journals
by Endenich, Christoph & Trapp, Rouven
- 24-46 Drivers of citations: An analysis of publications in “top” accounting journals
by Meyer, Matthias & Waldkirch, Rüdiger W. & Duscher, Irina & Just, Alexander
- 47-51 Interpretive methodological expertise and editorial board composition
by Chapman, Christopher S.
- 52-55 Avoiding self-deception in the study of academic accounting: A commentary about and beyond Endenich and Trapp’s article
by Fogarty, Timothy J.
- 56-61 Commentary on Endenich and Trapp’s article: Openness and signaling in accounting research
by Hermanson, Dana R.
- 62-69 Do journals signal or reflect? An alternative perspective on editorial board composition
by Kachelmeier, Steven J.
- 70-77 We can do so much better: Reflections on reading “Signaling Effects of Scholarly Profiles—The Editorial Teams of North American Accounting Association Journals”
by Roberts, Robin W.
- 78-83 Signaling effects of scholarly profiles–the editorial teams of North American accounting association journals: A personal perspective
by Salterio, Steven E.
- 84-86 Rejoinder: Toward an overarching signaling framework – The editorial teams of North American accounting association journals
by Endenich, Christoph & Trapp, Rouven
2018, Volume 50, Issue C
2017, Volume 49, Issue C
- 1-17 ‘A Very Costly Industry’: The cost of Britain’s privatised railway
by McCartney, S. & Stittle, J.
- 18-30 Internal control and accommodation in Chinese organisations
by Wang, Jenny (Jing) & Hooper, Keith
- 31-56 Explanations for corporate governance non-compliance: A rhetorical analysis
by Shrives, Philip J. & Brennan, Niamh M.
- 57-75 Accounting and social conflict: Profit and regulated working time in the British Industrial Revolution
by Toms, Steven & Shepherd, Alice
- 76-85 Jumping on the wrong bus: Reflections on a long, strange journey
by Williams, Paul F.
2017, Volume 48, Issue C
2017, Volume 47, Issue C
- 1-7 Reflections on “Outlining Regulatory Space”
by Young, Joni J.
- 8-25 Accountants and the pursuit of the national interest: A study of role conflict during the First World War
by Walker, Stephen P.
- 26-38 Has the lack of use of the qualified audit opinion turned it into the “Rotten Kid” threat?
by Cipriano, Michael & Hamilton, Erin L. & Vandervelde, Scott D.
- 39-60 Perceptions on Islamic banking in the UK—Potentialities for empowerment, challenges and the role of scholars
by Riaz, Umair & Burton, Bruce & Monk, Lissa
- 61-80 CEO speeches and safety culture: British Petroleum before the Deepwater Horizon disaster
by Amernic, Joel & Craig, Russell
2017, Volume 46, Issue C
- 1-2 Vale: Emeritus Professor Michael J. R. Gaffikin (1944–2017)
by Kaidonis, Mary A.
- 3-23 Understanding the disciplinary aspects of neoliberal regulations: The case of credit-risk regulation under the Basel Accords
by Baud, Céline & Chiapello, Eve
- 24-37 Facilitative reforms, democratic accountability, social accounting and learning representative initiatives
by Lee, Bill & Cassell, Catherine
- 38-53 ‘Empire as an imagination of the centre’: The Rio de Janeiro School of Commerce and the development of accounting education in Brazil
by Araújo, Wilde Gomes & Rodrigues, Lúcia Lima & Craig, Russell
- 54-74 Governmentality and identity construction through 50 years of personal income tax returns: The case of an immigrant couple in Canada
by Bujaki, Merridee L. & Gaudet, Stéphanie & Iuliano, Rosa M.
2017, Volume 45, Issue C
- 1-11 Peter Armstrong owns up
by Armstrong, Peter
- 12-28 Rationalising and resisting neoliberalism: The uneven geography of costs
by Andrew, Jane & Cahill, Damien
- 29-47 Accounting professionalization and the state: The case of Saudi Arabia
by Mihret, Dessalegn Getie & Alshareef, Mohammed Naif & Bazhair, Ayman
- 48-62 The role of Intellectual Capital Reporting (ICR) in organisational transformation: A discursive practice perspective
by Yu, Ai & Garcia-Lorenzo, Lucia & Kourti, Isidora
- 63-80 Investigating highly established research paradigms: Reviving contextuality in contingency theory based management accounting research
by Granlund, Markus & Lukka, Kari
2017, Volume 44, Issue C
2017, Volume 43, Issue C
- 5-19 Critical accounting research in hyper-racial times
by Annisette, Marcia & Prasad, Ajnesh
- 20-46 Democratizing accounting: Reflections on the politics of “old” and “new” pluralisms
by Brown, Judy
- 47-64 Critical accounting research and neoliberalism
by Chiapello, Eve
- 65-87 Twenty five years of social and environmental accounting research within Critical Perspectives of Accounting: Hits, misses and ways forward
by Deegan, Craig
- 88-109 A case study of critique: Critical perspectives on critical accounting
by Dillard, Jesse & Vinnari, Eija
- 110-124 Accounting as gendering and gendered: A review of 25 years of critical accounting research on gender
by Haynes, Kathryn
- 125-148 Globalisation, accounting and developing countries
by Hopper, Trevor & Lassou, Philippe & Soobaroyen, Teerooven
- 149-166 You too can have a critical perspective! 25 years of Critical Perspectives on Accounting
by Morales, Jérémy & Sponem, Samuel
2017, Volume 42, Issue C
2016, Volume 41, Issue C
- 1-17 Participatory budgeting in a Sri Lankan urban council: A practice of power and domination
by Kuruppu, Chamara & Adhikari, Pawan & Gunarathna, Vijitha & Ambalangodage, Dayananda & Perera, Priyanga & Karunarathna, Chaminda
- 18-33 New public management, cost savings and regressive effects: A case from a less developed country
by Ashraf, Junaid & Uddin, Shahzad
- 34-62 Public sector management accounting in emerging economies: A literature review
by van Helden, Jan & Uddin, Shahzad
2016, Volume 40, Issue C
- 8-25 The two publics and institutional theory – A study of public sector accounting in Tanzania
by Goddard, Andrew & Assad, Mussa & Issa, Siasa & Malagila, John & Mkasiwa, Tausi A.
- 26-44 Development of a performance management system in the Thailand public sector: Isomorphism and the role and strategies of institutional entrepreneurs
by Sutheewasinnon, Prapaipim & Hoque, Zahirul & Nyamori, Robert Ochoki
- 45-62 Performance contracting and social capital (re)formation: A case study of Nairobi City Council in Kenya
by Nyamori, Robert Ochoki & Gekara, Victor Oyaro
2016, Volume 39, Issue C
- 1-24 Attracting Millennials: Legitimacy management and bottom-up socialization processes within accounting firms
by Durocher, Sylvain & Bujaki, Merridee & Brouard, François
- 25-44 (ANT)agonistics: Pluralistic politicization of, and by, accounting and its technologies
by Vinnari, Eija & Dillard, Jesse
- 45-58 Privatisation and accountability in a “crony capitalist” Nigerian state
by Bakre, Owolabi M. & Lauwo, Sarah
- 59-74 Emerging pathways of colonization in healthcare from participative approaches to management accounting
by Campanale, Cristina & Cinquini, Lino
2016, Volume 38, Issue C
- 1-13 Accounting for heritage assets: Does measuring economic value ‘kill the cat’?
by Ellwood, Sheila & Greenwood, Margaret
- 14-33 Publishing without editors or authors? Competing logics, circulation, and cultural creation in a publishing firm
by Le Theule, Marie-Astrid & Lupu, Ioana
- 34-53 Accounting colonisation and austerity in arts organisations
by Oakes, Helen & Oakes, Steve
- 54-68 The diet of the nation: The state, family budgets and the 1930s nutritional crisis in Britain
by Jeacle, Ingrid
2016, Volume 37, Issue C
- 5-23 Accounting for trust and control: Public sector partnerships in the arts
by ter Bogt, Henk & Tillema, Sandra
- 24-34 Governing culture: Legislators, interpreters and accountants
by Donovan, Claire & O’Brien, Dave
- 35-50 Governing arts through valuation: The role of the state as network actor in the European Capital of Culture 2010
by Crepaz, Lukas & Huber, Christian & Scheytt, Tobias
- 51-64 Humour and happiness in an NPM world: Do they speak in jest?
by Hellstrom, Caroline & Lapsley, Irvine
2016, Volume 36, Issue C
- 1-21 Rethinking China: Discourse, convergence and fair value accounting
by Zhang, Eagle & Andrew, Jane
- 22-38 An ethical perspective on accounting standard setting: Professional and lay-experts’ contribution to GASB’s Pension Project
by Himick, Darlene & Brivot, Marion & Henri, Jean-François
- 39-57 Government accounting reform in an ex-French African colony: The political economy of neocolonialism
by Lassou, Philippe Jacques Codjo & Hopper, Trevor
- 58-70 Institutions, agency and the institutionalization of budgetary control in a hybrid state-owned entity
by Gooneratne, Tharusha N. & Hoque, Zahirul
2016, Volume 35, Issue C
- 13-34 Diversity and professionalism in the Big Four firms: Expectation, celebration and weapon in the battle for talent
by Edgley, Carla & Sharma, Nina & Anderson-Gough, Fiona
- 35-57 Accounting for images of ‘equality’ in digital space: Towards an exploration of the Greek Accounting Professional Institute
by Kyriacou, Orthodoxia
- 58-75 Colonials in Camouflage: Metonymy, mimicry and the reproduction of the colonial order in the age of diversity
by Thomson, Kelly & Jones, Joanne
- 76-87 Convenient fictions and inconvenient truths: Dilemmas of diversity at three leading accountancy firms
by Ashley, Louise & Empson, Laura
- 88-99 Four approaches to accounting for diversity in global organisations
by Özbilgin, Mustafa & Tatli, Ahu & Ipek, Gulce & Sameer, Mohammad
- 100-110 ‘Doing gender’ in a regional context: Explaining women's absence from senior roles in regional accounting firms in Australia
by Adapa, Sujana & Rindfleish, Jennifer & Sheridan, Alison
- 111-120 Sexualities and accounting: A queer theory perspective
by Rumens, Nick
2016, Volume 34, Issue C
- 1-35 Socialism, accounting, and the creation of ‘consensus capitalism’ in America, circa.1935–1955
by Bryer, Rob
- 36-59 Why grids in accounting?
by Chakhovich, Terhi & McGoun, Elton G.
- 60-78 Accounting and the management of power: Napoleon’s occupation of the commune of Ferrara (1796–1799)
by Maran, Laura & Bracci, Enrico & Funnell, Warwick
- 79-97 The marketization of accountancy
by Picard, Claire-France
2015, Volume 33, Issue C
- 5-23 For logistical reasons only? A case study of tax planning and corporate social responsibility reporting
by Ylönen, Matti & Laine, Matias
- 24-43 Social and environmental reporting in Belgium: ‘Pour vivre heureux, vivons cachés’
by Bouten, Lies & Everaert, Patricia
- 44-58 Corporate environmental responsibility and accountability: What chance in vulnerable Bangladesh?
by Belal, Ataur Rahman & Cooper, Stuart M. & Khan, Niaz Ahmed
- 59-78 CSR reporting practices and the quality of disclosure: An empirical analysis
by Michelon, Giovanna & Pilonato, Silvia & Ricceri, Federica
- 79-91 Rhétorique et mythe de la Performance Globale L’analyse des discours de la Global Reporting Initiative
by Chauvey, Jean-Noël & Naro, Gérald & Seignour, Amélie
- 92-116 The “Triple Depreciation Line” instead of the “Triple Bottom Line”: Towards a genuine integrated reporting
by Rambaud, Alexandre & Richard, Jacques
- 117-136 Peru, mountains and los niños: Dialogic action, accounting and sustainable transformation
by Contrafatto, M. & Thomson, I. & Monk, E.A.
2015, Volume 32, Issue C
2015, Volume 31, Issue C
- 5-22 Political, economic, social and imperial influences on the establishment of the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants in India post independence
by Verma, Shraddha
- 23-43 Marketing or parrhesia: A longitudinal study of AICPA's shifting languages in times of turbulence
by Brivot, Marion & Cho, Charles H. & Kuhn, John R.
- 44-63 Bureaucratic reform in post-Asian Crisis Indonesia: The Directorate General of Tax
by Wihantoro, Yulian & Lowe, Alan & Cooper, Stuart & Manochin, Melina
- 64-74 Critical Muslim intellectuals’ thought: Possible contributions to the development of emancipatory accounting thought
by Kamla, Rania
- 75-89 Common sense at the Swedish Tax Agency: Transactional boundaries that separate taxable and tax-free income
by Björklund Larsen, Lotta
- 90-90 By whose authority? A villanelle
by Schwartz, Jeremy T.
- 91-91 Transparency III
by Holmgren Caicedo, Mikael
2015, Volume 30, Issue C
2015, Volume 29, Issue C
- 1-15 The political economy of fair value reporting and the governance of the standards-setting process: Critical issues and pitfalls from a continental European union perspective
by Palea, Vera
- 16-30 Accounting and happiness
by Lamberton, Geoffrey
- 31-53 Exhibiting nongovernmental organizations: Reifying the performance discourse through framing power
by Duval, Anne-Marie & Gendron, Yves & Roux-Dufort, Christophe
- 54-64 Accounting for meaning: On §22 of David Foster Wallace's The Pale King
by Michaelson, Christopher
- 65-85 Neoliberalism, consultants and the privatisation of public policy formulation: The case of Britain's rail industry
by Jupe, Robert & Funnell, Warwick
- 86-101 The changing role of accounting: From consumers to shareholders
by Hooks, Jill & Stewart, Ross
2015, Volume 28, Issue C
- 1-12 Commodifying state crime: Accounting and “extraordinary rendition”
by Chwastiak, Michele
- 13-29 Power, politics and privatization: A tale of a telecommunications company
by Sharma, Umesh & Lawrence, Stewart
- 30-48 A review of Chinese and English language studies on corporate environmental reporting in China
by Yang, Helen Hong & Craig, Russell & Farley, Alan
- 49-61 Preventing corruption within government procurement: Constructing the disciplined and ethical subject
by Neu, Dean & Everett, Jeff & Rahaman, Abu Shiraz
- 62-70 The supply-side of corruption and limits to preventing corruption within government procurement and constructing ethical subjects
by Sikka, Prem & Lehman, Glen
- 71-81 “What about the box?” Some thoughts on the possibility of ‘corruption prevention’, and of ‘the disciplined and ethical subject’
by Hoskin, Keith
- 82-88 The ‘subject’ of corruption
by Roberts, John
- 89-96 Accounting and the fight against corruption in Italian government procurement: A longitudinal critical analysis (1992–2014)
by Sargiacomo, Massimo & Ianni, Luca & D’Andreamatteo, Antonio & Servalli, Stefania
- 97-101 Making transparency real? Accounting and popular participation in corruption control
by Johnston, Michael
2015, Volume 27, Issue C
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