Accounting, Organizations and Society

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1994, volume 19, articles 8

Accounting and the emergence of "economic man" pp. 637-674

Alnoor Bhimani

The effects of biases in probability judgments on market prices pp. 675-700

Ananda Ganguly, John Kagel and Donald V. Moser

Modeling the determinants of audit expertise pp. 701-716

Robert Libby and Hun-Tong Tan

Mentoring in public accounting firms: An analysis of mentor-protege relationships, mentorship functions, and protege turnover intentions pp. 717-734

T. A. Scandura and R. E. Viator

1994, volume 19, articles 7

Actions speak louder than words: An institutional perspective on the Securities and Exchange Commission pp. 555-567

William Bealing

An incentive to shirk, privately held information, and managers' project evaluation decisions pp. 569-577

Adrian Harrell and Paul Harrison

A historical examination of the use of accounting-based incentive plans in the structuring of labor-management relations pp. 579-599

Leslie S. Oakes and Mark A. Covaleski

The management of professional enterprises and regulatory change: British accountacy and the financial services act, 1896 pp. 601-628

Vaughan Radcliffe, David J. Cooper and Keith Robson

Trust as a moderator of the effect of performance evaluation style on job-related tension: A research note pp. 629-635

Andrew Ross

1994, volume 19, articles 6

Perceived effects of gender, family structure, and physical appearance on career progression in public accounting: A research note pp. 483-491

John C. Anderson, Eric N. Johnson and Philip M. J. Reckers

Technological interdependence, labor production functions, and control systems pp. 493-505

Joseph Fisher

Professional accounting body ethics: In search of the private interest pp. 507-525

Lee D. Parker

The ideology of professional regulation and the markets for accounting labour: Three episodes in the recent history of the U.K. accountancy profession pp. 527-553

Keith Robson, Hugh Willmott, David Cooper and Tony Puxty

1994, volume 19, articles 4-5

On the use of accounting logic as an explanatory category in narrative accounting disclosures pp. 337-353

Walter Aerts

Materiality judgments and audit firm culture: Social-behavioral and political perspectives pp. 355-380

Brian W. Carpenter, Mark W. Dirsmith and Parveen P. Gupta

National culture and the preference for management controls: An exploratory study of the firm--Labor market interface pp. 381-400

Chee W. Chow, Yutaka Kato and Michael D. Shields

Theory of perpetual management accounting innovation lag in hierarchical organizations pp. 401-411

Benjamin P. Foster and Terry J. Ward

The effects of management accounting systems, perceived environmental uncertainty and decentralization on managerial performance: A test of three-way interaction pp. 413-426

Ferdinand Gul and Yew Ming Chia

Talking heads: Stereotypes, status, sex-roles and satisfaction of female and male auditors pp. 427-437

Rebekah J. Maupin and Cheryl R. Lehman

A similarity strategy for decisions involving sequential events pp. 439-459

Donald V. Moser, Jacob G. Birnberg and Sangho Do

Accounting for the environment pp. 461-481

Aaron Wildavsky

1994, volume 19, articles 3

A model of the effects of audit task complexity pp. 213-234

Sarah E. Bonner

Auditing, hermeneutics, and subjectivity pp. 235-269

Jere R. Francis

Overcoming barriers: Early African-American certified public accountants pp. 271-288

Theresa Hammond and Denise W. Streeter

Using organizational commitment and job involment to predict budgetary slack: A research note pp. 289-295

Hossein Nouri

Accounting and everyday life: An introduction pp. 299-301

Anthony G. Hopwood

Popular culture and professional identity: Accountants in the movies pp. 303-318

Victoria Beard

Joking apart: The serious side to the accountant stereotype pp. 319-335

Philip D. Bougen

1994, volume 19, articles 2

The role of accounting in ideological conflict: Lessons from the South African divestment movement pp. 111-126

Patricia Arnold and Theresa Hammond

Reading accounting writing pp. 127-146

Christine Cooper and Anthony Puxty

Reflecting on attempts to develop a financial management information system for the probation service in England and Wales: Some observations on the relationship between the claims of accounting and its practice pp. 147-178

Christopher Humphrey

Financial meltdown as normal accident: The case of the American savings and loan industry pp. 181-192

Stephen J. Mezias

Rationality, institutions and decision making: Reflections on March and Olsen's rediscovering institutions pp. 193-211

Jan Mouritsen

1994, volume 19, articles 1

The usefulness of management accounting systems, functional differentiation and managerial effectiveness pp. 1-13

Lokman Mia and Robert H. Chenhall

Accounting, "economic citizenship" and the spatial reordering of manufacture pp. 15-43

Peter Miller and Ted O'Leary

Inflation accounting and action at a distance: The sandilands episode pp. 45-82

Keith Robson

Outlining regulatory space: Agenda issues and the FASB pp. 83-109

Joni J. Young

1993, volume 18, articles 7-8

The effects of job-related tension on managerial performance in participative budgetary settings pp. 575-585

Alan S. Dunk

An investigation of corporate social responsibility reputation and economic performance pp. 587-604

Irene M. Herremans, Parporn Akathaporn and Morris McInnes

Getting comfortable with the numbers: Auditing and the micro-production of macro-order pp. 605-620

Brian T. Pentland

The interaction between national and organizational culture in accounting firms: An extension pp. 621-628

Jamie Pratt, Lawrence C. Mohrweis and Phil Beaulieu

Genealogies of calculation pp. 631-647

Peter Miller and Christopher Napier

The late nineteenth-century revolution in financial reporting: Accounting for the rise of investor or managerial capitalism? pp. 649-690

R. A. Bryer

Rethinking the profession-state dynamic: The case of the Victorian charter attempt, 1885-1906 pp. 691-728

Wai Fong Chua and Chris Poullaos

Calculations of risk: Towards an understanding of insurance as a moral and political technology pp. 729-764

D. Knights and T. Vurdubakis

The courts, accounting evolution and freedom of contract: A comment of the case law research pp. 765-781

Patti A. Mills

Accounting and the construction of institutions: The case of a factory pp. 783-800

Eamonn J. Walsh and Ross E. Stewart

Accounting history as social science: A cautionary note pp. 801-803

Patti A. Mills

1993, volume 18, articles 6

Ideas and actions: Justification and hypocrisy as alternatives to control pp. 489-506

Nils Brunsson

Gender and the construction of the professional accountant pp. 507-558

Linda M. Kirkham and Anne Loft

The review process as a control for differential recall of evidence in auditor judgments pp. 559-574

Robert Libby and Ken T. Trotman

1993, volume 18, articles 5

Decision making, cognitive science and accounting: An overview of the intersection pp. 383-405

James M. Peters

Accounting for decisions and decisions for accounting pp. 407-424

Robin Hogarth

Determinants of judgment performance in accounting settings: Ability, knowledge, motivation, and environment pp. 425-450

Robert Libby and Joan Luft

Problem-centred research and knowledge-based theory in the professional accounting setting pp. 451-466

Michael Gibbins and Karim Jamal

Fraud detection: Intentionality and deception in cognition pp. 467-488

Paul E. Johnson, Stefano Grazioli and Karim Jamal

1993, volume 18, articles 4

Professional judgment and accounting standards pp. 275-289

Grant A. Brown, Roger Collins and Daniel B. Thornton

Interrogating an accounting-based intervention on three axes: Instrumental, moral and aesthetic pp. 291-318

Wai-Fong Chua and Pieter Degeling

Reliance on accounting performance measures in superior evaluative style -- The influence of national culture and personality pp. 319-339

Graeme L. Harrison

An institutional analysis of accounting growth and regulation in the United States pp. 341-360

Herbert Hunt and Raymond L. Hogler

Dishonored contracts: Accounting and the expropriation of employee pension wealth pp. 361-380

Tony Tinker and Dimitrios Ghicas

1993, volume 18, articles 2-3

Prologue pp. 103-104

Hunter Rawlings

Accounting as a human practice: The appeal of other voices pp. 105-106

C. Edward Arrington and Jere R. Francis

Giving economic accounts: Accounting as cultural practice pp. 107-124

C. Edward Arrington and Jere R. Francis

Accounting and the interpretive act pp. 125-146

Richard Boland

Accounting as a human science pp. 147-161

Peter Manicas

An analysis of the development of accounting knowledge: A pragmatic approach pp. 163-185

Barbara D. Merino

Accounting expertise and the politics of the product: Economic citizenship and modes of corporate governance pp. 187-206

Peter Miller and Ted O'Leary

Account and acknowledge, or represent and control? On post-modern politics and economics of collective responsibility pp. 207-229

John S. Nelson

Accounting for ourselves: Accounting practice and the discourse of ethics pp. 231-252

William Schweiker

Accounting in other wor(l)ds: A feminism without reserve pp. 253-272

Teri L. Shearer and C. Edward Arrington

1993, volume 18, articles 1

Indeterminacy and the specificity of accounting change: Renault 1898-1938 pp. 1-39

Alnoor Bhimani

Sampling and the abstraction of knowledge in the auditing profession: An extended institutional theory perspective pp. 41-63

Brian Carpenter and Mark Dirsmith

An institutional theory perspective on the DRG framework, case-mix accounting systems and health-care organizations pp. 65-80

Mark A. Covaleski, Mark W. Dirsmith and Jeffrey E. Michelman

Adversary accounting: Strategic uses of financial information by capital and labour pp. 81-100

Doreen McBarnet, Syd Weston and Christopher J. Whelan