Accounting, Organizations and Society

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2002, volume 27, articles 8

The role of performance measures and incentive systems in relation to the degree of JIT implementation pp. 711-735

Rosemary R. Fullerton and Cheryl S. McWatters

From moral evaluation to rationalization: accounting and the shifting technologies of credit pp. 737-761

Ingrid Jeacle and Eamonn J. Walsh

The relation between environmental performance and environmental disclosure: a research note pp. 763-773

Dennis M. Patten

Experimental research in financial accounting pp. 775-810

Robert Libby, Robert Bloomfield and Mark W. Nelson

2002, volume 27, articles 7

Keeping up gendered appearances: representations of gender in financial annual reports pp. 611-636

Yvonne Benschop and Hanne E. Meihuizen

British central government and "the mercantile system of double entry" bookkeeping: a study of ideological conflict pp. 637-658

John Richard Edwards, Hugh M. Coombs and Hugh T. Greener

On the role of the organization in auditors' client-acceptance decisions pp. 659-684

Yves Gendron

Editorial pp. 685-685

A. Hopwood

The social accounting project and Accounting Organizations and Society Privileging engagement, imaginings, new accountings and pragmatism over critique? pp. 687-708

Rob Gray

2002, volume 27, articles 6

Managing multiple dimensions of manufacturing performance -- an exploratory study pp. 497-529

Anne M. Lillis

A note on the judgmental effects of the balanced scorecard's information organization pp. 531-540

Marlys Gascho Lipe and Steven Salterio

Ethics and accountability: from the for-itself to the for-the-other pp. 541-573

Teri Shearer

The structure and progressivity of accounting research: the crisis in the academy revisited pp. 575-607

Sara Ann Reiter and Paul F. Williams

2002, volume 27, articles 4-5

The effects of monetary incentives on effort and task performance: theories, evidence, and a framework for research pp. 303-345

Sarah E. Bonner and Geoffrey B. Sprinkle

The organizational culture of public accounting firms: evidence from Taiwanese local and US affiliated firms pp. 347-360

Chee W. Chow, Graeme L. Harrison, Jill L. McKinnon and Anne Wu

The impact of reputation and variance investigations on the creation of budget slack pp. 361-378

R. Alan Webb

The interplay between professional groups, the state and supranational agents: Pax Americana in the age of 'globalisation' pp. 379-408

Constantinos V. Caramanis

The Empire Strikes Back? An exploration of centre-periphery interaction between the ICAEW and accounting associations in the self-governing colonies of Australia, Canada and South Africa, 1880-1907 pp. 409-445

Wai Fong Chua and Chris Poullaos

Creating a profession 'out of nothing'? The case of the Belgian auditing profession pp. 447-470

Ignace De Beelde

Professional accounting development in Nigeria: threats from the inside and outside pp. 471-496

Chibuike U. Uche

2002, volume 27, articles 3

Factors influencing the performance of activity based costing teams: a field study of ABC model development time in the automobile industry pp. 195-211

Shannon W. Anderson, James W. Hesford and S. Mark Young

Incentive issues in inter-firm relationships pp. 213-238

Stanley Baiman and Madhav V. Rajan

The relationship between accounting and spatial practices in the factory pp. 239-274

Salvador Carmona, Mahmoud Ezzamel and Fernando Gutierrez

Agency theory, performance evaluation, and the hypothetical construct of intrinsic motivation pp. 275-295

Alexis H. Kunz and Dieter Pfaff

2002, volume 27, articles 1-2

Functional fixation revisited: the effects of feedback and a repeated measures design on information processing changes in response to an accounting change pp. 1-25

Vairam Arunachalam and Grant Beck

The effect of information asymmetry on negotiated budgets: an empirical investigation pp. 27-43

Joseph Fisher, James R. Frederickson and Sean A. Peffer

The incidence, perceived merit and antecedents of customer accounting: an exploratory note pp. 45-59

Chris Guilding and Lisa McManus

The rise of modern accounting and the fall of the public company: the Lancashire cotton mills 1870-1914 pp. 61-84

Steven Toms

Traders, managers and loss aversion in investment banking: a field study pp. 85-98

Paul Willman, Mark Fenton-O'Creevy, Nigel Nicholson and Emma Soane

The costs of activity-based management pp. 99-120

Peter Armstrong

The ABC bandwagon and the juggernaut of modernity pp. 121-163

T. Colwyn Jones and David Dugdale

The fragmented communication structure within the accounting academia: the case of activity-based costing research genres pp. 165-190

Kari Lukka and Markus Granlund

2001, volume 26, articles 6

Globalization and the state-profession relationship: the case the Bank of Credit and Commerce International pp. 475-499

Patricia J. Arnold and Prem Sikka

Taming the untamable: planning, programming and budgeting and the normalization of war pp. 501-519

Michele Chwastiak

When reform comes into play: budgeting as negotiations between administrations pp. 521-539

Katharina Peters

An examination of African Americans' access to public accounting mentors: perceived barriers and intentions to leave pp. 541-561

R. E. Viator

2001, volume 26, articles 4-5

The construction of the professional accountant: the case of the Incorporated Institute of Accountants, Victoria (1886) pp. 301-325

Garry D. Carnegie and John Richard Edwards

Accounting classification and the international harmonisation debate -- an empirical investigation pp. 327-349

Anne d'Arcy

Management accounting systems and organizational configuration: a life-cycle perspective pp. 351-389

Ken Moores and Susana Yuen

Understanding social closure in its cultural context: accounting practitioners in France (1920-1939) pp. 391-418

Carlos Ramirez

Explaining management control structure variety: a transaction cost economics perspective pp. 419-441

Roland F. Spekle

Predicting change in management accounting systems: national culture and industry effects pp. 443-460

John J. Williams and Alfred E. Seaman

Accountant's tales pp. 461-470

Dan N. Stone

2001, volume 26, articles 3

Accounting for time: managing time in project-based teamworking pp. 193-214

Joe Nandhakumar and Matthew Jones

The impact of commitment and moral reasoning on auditors' responses to social influence pressure pp. 215-235

Alan T. Lord and F. Todd DeZoort

The role of actor-networks and boundary objects in management accounting change: a field study of an implementation of activity-based costing pp. 237-269

Michael Briers and Wai Fong Chua

'Horrid appealing': accounting for taxable profits in mid-nineteenth century England pp. 271-298

Margaret Lamb

2001, volume 26, articles 2

Tests of time: organizational time-reckoning and the making of accountants in two multi-national accounting firms pp. 99-122

Fiona Anderson-Gough, Christopher Grey and Keith Robson

The meaning of a defined accounting concept: regulatory changes and the effect on auditor decision making pp. 123-139

Jane J. F. Hronsky and Keith A. Houghton

Cognitive dissonance and resistance to change: the influence of commitment confirmation and feedback on judgment usefulness of accounting systems pp. 141-160

Johnny Jermias

Interdependencies, trust and information in relationships, alliances and networks pp. 161-191

Cyril Tomkins

2001, volume 26, articles 1

Standards across borders: crossborder diffusion of the arm's length standard in North America pp. 1-23

Lorraine Eden, M. Tina Dacin and William P. Wan

The effects of experience and explicit fraud risk assessment in detecting fraud with analytical procedures pp. 25-37

Carol A. Knapp and Michael C. Knapp

The Navajo documents: a study of the economic representation and construction of the Navajo pp. 39-71

Alistair Preston and Leslie Oakes

The association of formal and informal public accounting mentoring with role stress and related job outcomes pp. 73-93

Ralph E. Viator