Accounting, Organizations and Society

1976 - 2024

Current editor(s): Christopher Chapman

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The images that have shaped accounting theory pp. 307-318: Stanley W. Davis, Krishnagopal Menon and Gareth Morgan
The effect of external reporting on managerial decision making: Some antecedent conditions pp. 319-336: Mark W. Dirsmith and Barry L. Lewis
Perceptions of auditor independence: Its perceived effect on the loan and investment decisions of German financial statement users pp. 337-347: Hans J. Dykxhoorn and Kathleen E. Sinning
The impact of confidence interval information on probability judgements pp. 349-367: W. Bruce Johnson
Determinants of leader behavior in an audit environment pp. 369-379: Jamie Pratt and James Jiambalvo
Personality variables as predictors of budget system characteristics pp. 381-403: Robert E. Seiler and Roger W. Bartlett
The predictive ability paradox in behavioral accounting research pp. 405-410: Paul F. Williams

Accountants' job satisfaction: A path analysis pp. 201-215: Nissim Aranya, Ran Lachman and Joel Amernic
Erring and learning: An organizational analysis pp. 217-223: David Dery
Educational predictors of professional pay and performance pp. 225-230: Kenneth R. Ferris
Human information processing research in accounting: The state of the art in 1982 pp. 231-285: Robert Libby and Barry L. Lewis
Budgetary behaviour in local government -- A case study over 3 years pp. 287-304: Sten Jonsson
An early pricing model regarding the value of a cat: A historical note pp. 305-306: C. Harvey Rorke

Accounting and corporate accountability pp. 87-105: George J. Benston
Managerial accounting systems and organizational control: A role perspective pp. 107-122: Frank Collins
A work role perspective of accountants in local government service departments pp. 123-137: David Rosenberg, Cyril Tomkins and Peter Day
Internal adaptations to effects of changes in financial accounting standards pp. 139-147: Frank H. Selto
Organizational views of transfer pricing pp. 149-165: Robert J. Swieringa and John H. Waterhouse
The normative origins of positive theories: Ideology and accounting thought pp. 167-200: Anthony M. Tinker, Barbara D. Merino and Marilyn Dale Neimark

An accounting change and information processing changes pp. 1-11: Thomas R. Dyckman, Robert E. Hoskin and Robert J. Swieringa
Perceived environmental uncertainty, organizational adaptation, and employee performance: A longitudinal study in professional accounting firms pp. 13-25: Kenneth R. Ferris
Auditors' prior probability distributions for account balances pp. 27-41: Ira Solomon, Jack L. Krogstad, Marshall B. Romney and Lawrence A. Tomassini
SFAS 8 and information inductance: An experiment pp. 43-52: Neil A. Wilner
An evaluation of environmental disclosures made in corporate annual reports pp. 53-63: Joanne Wiseman
Comparison of the Lens and subjective probability paradigms for financial research purposes pp. 65-75: William F. Wright
Public interest accounting: A look at the issues pp. 79-85: Clifford R. Skousen

An examination of professional commitment in public accounting pp. 271-280: N. Aranya, J. Pollock and J. Amernic
The relationship between self-disclosure style and attitudes to responsibility accounting pp. 281-289: Ahmed Belkaoui
The intelligence of ambiguity pp. 291-300: T. R. Dyckman
The external organizational environment and its impact on management information systems pp. 301-316: Kweku Ewusi-Mensah
Organizational commitment and performance in a professional accounting firm pp. 317-325: Kenneth R. Ferris
The provision of financial information to employees: A study of the reporting practices of some large public companies in the United Kingdom pp. 327-338: Derek Purdy
An exploratory field study of the relationships between the controller's department and overall organizational characteristics pp. 339-354: Kenneth Rosenzweig
Associations between social responsibility disclosure and characteristics of companies pp. 355-362: Ken T. Trotman and Graham W. Bradley

Accounting in organized anarchies: Understanding and designing accounting systems in ambiguous situations pp. 175-191: David J. Cooper, David Hayes and Frank Wolf
Management control of public and not-for-profit activities pp. 193-211: Geert Hofstede
Foreword pp. 217-218: M. Dierkes
An overview of the international development in macro social indicators pp. 219-234: Wolfgang Glatzer
Indicators of social change: Developments in the United States of America pp. 235-246: Robert Parke and James L. Peterson
The political significance of corporate social reporting in the United States of America pp. 247-254: James E. Heard and William J. Bolce
Research on corporate social reporting: Directions for development pp. 255-262: Lee E. Preston
Raymond A. Bauer: A list of his works pp. 263-270: Florence Bartoshesky

A study in system design: C. West Churchman and Chris Argyris pp. 109-118: Richard Boland
Reconstructing "behavioural accounting" pp. 119-132: Ian Colville
Relationships between leader behaviors and audit team performance pp. 133-142: Jamie Pratt and James Jiambalvo
Supplementing collegiate financial statements with across-fund aggregations: An experimental inquiry pp. 143-151: Kavasseri V. Ramanathan and William L. Weis
Zero-base budgeting: Prospects for developing a semi-confusing budgeting information system pp. 153-164: John J. Williams
Action and reaction: Decisive factors in developing accounting practice pp. 167-174: Thomas Polesie

A study of reporting probabilistic accounting figures pp. 1-15: Kung H. Chen and Edward L. Summers
A longitudinal evaluation of an occupational goal-expectancy model in professional accounting organizations pp. 17-26: Jesse F. Dillard
The innovative process in financial accounting standards setting pp. 27-37: Mohamed Hussein
A contextual model of information systems pp. 39-52: Norman Macintosh
Ambiguity intolerance and financial reporting alternatives pp. 53-67: Archie W. Faircloth and David N. Ricchiute
Attributions, cognitive processes and control systems pp. 69-93: Michael D. Shields, Jacob G. Birnberg and Irene Hanson Frieze
Information disclosure and the role of the accountant in collective bargaining pp. 97-107: James A. Craft