Management Accounting Research Group Working Papers

from University of Aarhus, Aarhus School of Business, Department of Business Studies
The Aarhus School of Business, Fuglesangs Allé 4, DK-8210 Aarhus V, Denmark.
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M-2006-05: Business Process Risk Management, Compliance and Internal Control: A Research Agenda

Pall Rikhardsson, Peter Best, Peter Green and Michael Rosemann

M-2006-04: System Dynamic Modelling for a Balanced Scorecard: With a Special Emphasis on Skills, Customer Base, and WIP

Steen Nielsen and Erland Hejn Nielsen

M-2006-03: Økonomistyring af værdi - set i et værdibaseret ledelsesperspektiv

Iens Christian Pontoppidan

M-2006-02: Risiko og værdibaseret ledelse - set i et økonomistyringsperspektiv

Iens Christian Pontoppidan

M-2006-01: A survey of trust, control and information in networks

Morten Jakobsen

M-2005-07: Identifying the effects of Enterprise System implementation and use: Examples from Denmark

Pall Rikhardsson and Pernille Kræmmergaard

M-2005-06: Accounting for Health and Safety costs: Review and comparison of selected methods

Pall Rikhardsson

M-2005-05: Exploring Enterprise Systems and Management Control in the Information Society: Developing a Conceptual Framework

Pall Rikhardsson, Carsten Rohde and Anders Rom

M-2005-04: Activity Based Costing as a method for assessing the economics of modularization - a case study and beyond

Jesper Thyssen, Poul Israelsen and Brian Jørgensen

M-2005-03: Modelling transparency: A research note on accepting a new paradigm in business reporting

Christian Nielsen

M-2005-02: Do as you say - Say as you do: Measuring the actual use of environmental information in investment decisions

Pall Rikhardsson and Claus Holm

M-2005-01: Rapporteringskløften: En empirisk undersøgelse af forskellen imellem virksomheders og kapitalmarkedets prioritering af supplerende informationer

Christian Nielsen

M-2004-03: Through the eyes of analysts: a content analysis of analyst report narratives

Christian Nielsen

M-2004-02: The supply of new reporting – plethora or pertinent

Christian Nielsen

M-2004-01: Business reporting: how transparency becomes a justification mechanism

Christian Nielsen