Accounting, Organizations and Society

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Volume 23, issue 8, 1998

The creation of the auditing profession in Greece pp. 715-736

Apostolos Ballas

Accountants in organisational networks pp. 737-766

Christopher S. Chapman

The effects of information availability on the benefits accrued from enhancing audit-firm reputation pp. 767-779

J. A. Brozovsky and F. M. Richardson

The changing portrayal of the employment of women in British banks' and retail companies' corporate annual reports pp. 781-812

Carol A. Adams and George Harte

Irish women accountants and career progression: a research note pp. 813-823

Patricia C. Barker and Kathy Monks

Volume 23, issue 7, 1998

Individual investors' risk judgments and investment decisions: The impact of accounting and market data pp. 625-640

M. G. Lipe

Toward a normative model of rational argumentation for critical accounting discussions pp. 641-663

B. P. Shapiro

The limits of postmodernism in accounting history: The Decatur experience pp. 665-684

P. J. Arnold

Caterpillar: Two stories and an argument pp. 685-708

J. Froud, K. Williams, C. Haslam, S. Johal and J. Williams

Finding things out pp. 709-714

P. Miller and T. O'leary,

Volume 23, issue 5-6, 1998

On the use of regression and verbal protocol analysis in modeling analysts' behavior in an unstructured task environment: A methodological note pp. 435-450

M. J. Anderson and G. S. Potter

The effects of encoded memory traces for numerical data on accounting decision making pp. 451-466

T. Kida, J. F. Smith and M. Maletta

The relationship between budget participation and job performance: The roles of budget adequacy and organizational commitment pp. 467-483

H. Nouri and R. J. Parker

How to secure your husband's esteem. Accounting and private patriarchy in the British middle class household during the nineteenth century pp. 485-514

S. P. Walker

Exploring the modern audit firm: An introduction pp. 515-516

Anthony G. Hopwood

Profit sharing in Australian Big 6 accounting firms: An exploratory study pp. 517-530

Geoff Burrows and Christopher Black

Globalization and nationalism in a multinational accounting firm: The case of opening new markets in Eastern Europe pp. 531-548

David J. Cooper, Royston Greenwood, Bob Hinings and John L. Brown

Redefining a certified public accounting firm pp. 549-567

Bonita A. Daly and Drue K. Schuler

On being a professional in a "Big Six" firm pp. 569-587

C. Grey

Sweeping it under the carpet: The role of accountancy firms in moneylaundering pp. 589-607

A. Mitchell, P. Sikka and H. Willmott

Organisation and expertise: An exploration of knowledge bases and the management of accounting and consulting firms pp. 609-624

Timothy Morris and Laura Empson

Volume 23, issue 4, 1998

Star wars at the bottom line: The accounting forum for defense contractors pp. 343-360

M. Chwastiak

Interprofessional conflict, accommodation, and the flow of capital: The ASB vs The securities industry and its lawyerS pp. 361-376

S. C. Martens and J. E. McEnroe

Efficiency audit: An assembly of rationalities and programmes pp. 377-410

Vaughan S. Radcliffe

Relate management accounting research to managerial work! pp. 411-434

S. Jonsson

Volume 23, issue 3, 1998

The relationship between strategic priorities, management techniques and management accounting: an empirical investigation using a systems approach pp. 243-264

R. H. Chenhall and Kim Michelle Langfield-Smith

Managing public impressions: environmental disclosures in annual reports pp. 265-282

D. Neu, H. Warsame and K. Pedwell

Encountering economics and accounting: some skirmishes and engagements pp. 283-323

G. F. Thompson

The politics of quantification pp. 325-331

N. Fligstein

Total accounting in action: reflections on sten jonsson's accounting for improvement pp. 333-342

K. Lukka

Volume 23, issue 2, 1998

Accounting as discursive construction: The relationship between statement of financial accounting standards no. 106 and the dismantling of retiree health benefits pp. 129-153

P. J. Arnold and L. S. Oakes

The dynamics of "closure" amidst the construction of market, profession, empire and nationhood: An historical analysis of an Australian accounting association, 1886-1903 pp. 155-187

W. F. Chua and C. Poullaos

Capital markets research and real world complexity: The emerging challenge of chaos theory pp. 189-203

T. Mouck

The supply of and demand for accounting information in an unregulated market: Examples from the lancashire cotton mills, 1855-1914 pp. 217-238

Steven Toms

Volume 23, issue 1, 1998

An analysis of experience effects on audit committee members' oversight judgments pp. 1-21

F. T. Dezoort

Boundary work: Costing and caring in the social services pp. 23-47

Sue Llewellyn

Antecedents of participative budgeting pp. 49-76

J. F. Shields and M. D. Shields

Auditor liability in context pp. 77-79

Michael Power

Capping auditor liability: The German experience pp. 81-103

M. B. Gietzmann and R. Quick

Intersections of law and accountancy: Unlimited auditor liability in the United Kingdom pp. 105-128

Christopher J. Napier

Volume 22, issue 8, 1997

Hypothesis revision strategies in conducting analytical procedures pp. 737-755

S. K. Asare and A. Wright

Spain, July 1988: Some observations on becoming professional pp. 757-777

P. D. Bougen

Status building: Some reflections on the architectural history of Chartered Accountants' Hall, London, 1889-1893 pp. 779-798

Sam McKinstry

Re-presenting the external: Editorials and the Canadian CAs (1936-1950) pp. 799-824

Cynthia Simmons and Dean Neu

Accountants as "new guard dogs" of capitalism: Stereotype or research agenda? pp. 825-829

Yves Dezalay

On the commercialization of accountancy thesis: A review essay pp. 831-842

Hugh Willmott and Prem Sikka

Commercialising the service class and economic restructuring--a response to my critics pp. 843-855

G. Hanlon

Volume 22, issue 7, 1997

TALKING ACCOUNTING: AN ETHNOGRAPHY OF MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE IN BRITISH AND GERMAN BREWERS pp. 617-637

Thomas Ahrens

VISIONS OF ORGANIZATION AND ORGANIZATIONS OF VISION: THE REPRESENTATIONAL PRACTICES OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT pp. 639-668

Brian P Bloomfield and Theo Vurdubakis

STRATEGY, BUDGETING, AND CRISIS IN LATIN AMERICA pp. 669-689

F Collins, O Holzmann and R Mendoza

THE UNBEARABLE AMBIGUITY OF ACCOUNTING pp. 691-712

Brendan McSweeney

ACCOUNTING CHOICE AND A THEORY OF CRISIS: THE CASES OF POST-PRIVATIZATION BRITISH TELECOM AND BRITISH GAS pp. 713-735

Anthony G. Puxty

Volume 22, issue 6, 1997

An examination of gender stereotyping as an explanation for vertical job segregation in public accounting pp. 507-528

Rita P. Hull and Philip H. Umansky

Accounting for organizational performance: The construction of the customer in the privatized water industry pp. 529-556

S. G. Ogden

Customer-focused manufacturing strategy and the use of operations-based non-financial performance measures: A research note pp. 557-572

S. Perera, G. Harrison and M. Poole

The persuasiveness of audit evidence: The case of accounting policy decisions pp. 573-587

S. Salterio and L. Koonce

Changes in accounting policies and investment analysts' fixation on accounting figures pp. 589-607

R. G. A. Vergoossen

The FASB's executive stock option controversy supports increasing the research and teaching of political accounting pp. 611-615

Dwight M. Owsen

Volume 22, issue 5, 1997

Audit category knowledge as a precondition to learning from experience pp. 387-410

S. E. Bonner, R. Libby and M. W. Nelson

Control and cost accounting practices in the Spanish Royal Tobacco Factory pp. 411-446

Salvador Carmona, Mahmoud Ezzamel and Fernando Gutierrez

The making of the good academic accountant pp. 447-480

Fabrizio Panozzo

The audit review process: A characterization from the persuasion perspective pp. 481-505

J. S. Rich, . Solomon and K. T. Trotman

Volume 22, issue 3-4, 1997

Management control systems in research and development organizations: The role of accounting, behavior and personnel controls pp. 233-248

Margaret A. Abernethy and Peter Brownell

An examination of the descriptive validity of the belief-adjustment model and alternative attitudes to evidence in auditing pp. 249-268

E. Michael Bamber, Robert J. Ramsay and Richard M. Tubbs

"The excited and dangerous state of the natives of hawkes bay": A particular study of nineteenth century financial management pp. 269-292

Keith Hooper and Kathryn Kearins

Quality strategy, strategic control systems, and organizational performance pp. 293-314

Christopher D. Ittner and David F. Larcker

Identification of accounting firm alumni with their former firm: Antecedents and outcomes pp. 315-336

Venkataraman M. Iyer, E. Michael Bamber and Russell M. Barefield

Cognitive moral development and auditor independence pp. 337-352

John T. Sweeney and Robin W. Roberts

The multiplying machine pp. 355-364

Peter Miller

CATS, RATS, AND EARS: Making the case for ethnographic accounting research pp. 367-386

Sten Jonsson and Norman B. Macintosh

Volume 22, issue 2, 1997

The effect of strategy and organizational structure on the adoption and implementation of activity-based costing pp. 105-122

Maurice Gosselin

Expertise and the construction of relevance: Accountants and environmental audit pp. 123-146

Michael Power

The Diagnosis-Related Group-Prospective Payment System and the problem of the government of rationing health care to the elderly pp. 147-164

Alistair M. Preston, Wai-Fong Chua and Dean Neu

Objectivity, relativism, and truth in external financial reporting: What's really at stake in the disputes? pp. 165-185

Brian P. Shapiro

Reflections on a contingent view of accounting pp. 189-205

Christopher S. Chapman

Management control systems and strategy: A critical review pp. 207-232

Kim Michelle Langfield-Smith

Volume 22, issue 1, 1997

Structure and agency in an institutionalized setting: The application and social transformation of control in the Big Six pp. 1-27

Mark W. Dirsmith, James B. Heian and Mark A. Covaleski

From complete exclusion to minimal inclusion: African Americans and the public accounting industry, 1965-1988 pp. 29-53

Theresa Davis Hammond

User involvement in the standard-setting process: A research note on the congruence of accountant and user perceptions of decision usefulness pp. 55-67

Noel Harding and Jill Mckinnon

Accounting and the soul of the middle class: Gustav Freytag's Soll und Haben pp. 69-87

Josephine Maltby

An examination of market efficiency: Information order effects in a laboratory market pp. 89-103

Brad Tuttle, Maribeth Coller and F. Greg Burton