Accounting, Organizations and Society

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1980, volume 5, articles 4

A comparison of V-I-E model predictions: A cross-national study in professional accounting firms pp. 361-368

Kenneth R. Ferris, Jesse F. Dillard and Les Nethercott

An organizational contingencies view of accounting and information systems implementation pp. 369-382

Michael J. Ginzberg

The objectives of financial statements: An empirical study of the use of cash flow and earnings by security analysts pp. 383-392

Vijayaraghavan Govindarajan

Comparing the impact of monetary and nonmonetary human asset measures on executive decision making pp. 393-400

Adrian M. Harrell and Harold D. Klick

Role conflicts of management accountants and their position within organisation structures pp. 401-411

Trevor Hopper

The contingency theory of management accounting: Achievement and prognosis pp. 413-428

David T. Otley

Some effects on information load on search patterns used to analyze performance reports pp. 429-442

Michael D. Shields

1980, volume 5, articles 3

The impact of socio-economic accounting statements on the investment decision: An empirical study pp. 263-283

Ahmed Belkaoui

Classification of commercial bank loans through policy capturing pp. 285-296

Robert N. Holt and Raymond J. Carroll

An analysis of leadership patterns in the finance function pp. 297-310

Eugene F. McKenna

A sociological investigation of the U.S.A. mandate for replacement cost disclosures pp. 311-321

Lauren Kelly-Newton

Some effects of accounting expertise and information load: An empirical study pp. 323-338

Doug Snowball

An attitude survey approach to the social audit: The Southam Press experience pp. 341-355

L. Brooks

Cumulative trauma and stress at work pp. 357-359

Cary L. Cooper

1980, volume 5, articles 2

The job satisfaction of higher level employees in large certified public accounting firms pp. 187-201

Ralph Benke and John Grant Rhode

Computer facilitated changes in the management power structure pp. 203-216

Niels Bjorn-Andersen and Poul H. Pedersen

Prospect theory: Implications for information evaluation pp. 217-230

D. Paul Newman

Control, organisation and accounting pp. 231-244

D. T. Otley and A. J. Berry

The social process of research: Some reflections on developing a multi-disciplinary accounting project pp. 247-262

Cyril Tomkins, David Rosenberg and Ian Colville

1980, volume 5, articles 1

Editorial pp. 1-1

Anthony G. Hopwood

The mission of the UCLA conference on the role of accouting in organizations and society pp. 3-3

Eric G. Flamholtz

The roles of accounting in organizations and society pp. 5-27

Stuart Burchell, Colin Clubb, Anthony Hopwood, John Hughes and Janine Nahapiet

Discussion of the roles of accounting in organizations and society pp. 29-30

Richard O. Mason

The process of measurement in managerial accounting: A psycho-technical systems perspective pp. 31-42

Eric G. Flamholtz

An organizational perspective on a psycho-technical system perspective pp. 43-47

David C. Hayes

Policy models in accounting: A critical commentary pp. 49-64

John W. Buckley

Discussion of policy models in accounting: A critical commentary pp. 65-69

Paul A. Griffin

The role of accounting in financial disclosure pp. 71-80

Jacob G. Birnberg

Discussion of the role of accounting in financial disclosure pp. 81-86

Shyam Sunder

Auditing and accounting for program efficiency and management efficiency in not-for-profit entities pp. 87-107

A. Charnes and W. W. Cooper

Discussion of auditing and accounting for program efficiency and management efficiency in not-for-profit entities pp. 109-113

E. A. Lowe

Multidimensional accounting and distributed databases: Their implications for organizations and society pp. 115-123

Yuji Ijiri and Edward C. Kelly

Discussion of multidimensional accounting and distributed databases: Their implications for organisations and society pp. 125-128

Michael Bromwich

Intersubjectivity -- the challenge and opportunity for accounting pp. 129-142

Shahid L. Ansari and John J. McDonough

Discussion of intersubjectivity -- the challenge and opportunity for accounting pp. 143-146

Charles Christenson

Towards a political economy of accounting: An empirical illustration of the cambridge controversies pp. 147-160

Anthony M. Tinker

Discussion of towards a political economy of accounting pp. 161-166

David Cooper

The myths and the science of accounting pp. 167-180

R. J. Chambers

A dimension of the myths and science of accounting pp. 181-183

Robert S. Kaplan

1979, volume 4, articles 4

Editorial pp. 245-246

Anthony G. Hopwood

Towards a new perspective on accounting control pp. 247-258

Lloyd R. Amey

Control, causality and information system requirements pp. 259-272

Richard Boland

Corporate disclosure in occupational safety and health: Some empirical evidence pp. 273-281

James L. Chan

Consensus views and judgment models in materiality decisions pp. 283-295

Michael Firth

Managerial accounting in an early 19th century German-American religious commune pp. 297-304

Tonya K. Flesher and Dale L. Flesher

1979, volume 4, articles 3

Towards an open systems approach to budgeting pp. 149-161

Shahid L. Ansari

Towards a framework for the study of the antecedents and consequences of information systems in organizations pp. 163-177

John Bandury and Janine E. Nahapiet

Sources of professional staff turnover in public accounting firms: Some further evidence pp. 179-186

Jesse F. Dillard and Kenneth R. Ferris

Accounting aggregation: User preferences and decision making pp. 187-210

David W. Harvey, John Grant Rhode and Kenneth A. Merchant

Information and institutions in the capital market pp. 211-233

Daniel B. Thornton

Administrative theory and administrative systems: A synthesis among diverging fields of inquiry pp. 235-244

David W. Young

1979, volume 4, articles 1-2

Editorial pp. 1-2

Anthony G. Hopwood

Administrative coordination, allocation and monitoring: A comparative analysis of the emergence of accounting and organization in the U.S.A. and Europe pp. 3-20

Alfred Chandler and Herman Daems

Informal accounting information systems: Some tentative findings pp. 21-30

Donald K. Clancy and Frank Collins

Valence-instrumentality-expectancy model validation using selected accounting groups pp. 31-38

Jesse F. Dillard

MBO, political rationality and information inductance pp. 39-52

Mark W. Dirsmith and Stephen F. Jablonsky

An inducement-contribution approach to corporate financial reporting pp. 53-65

Denys McDonald and Anthony G. Puxty

Standard setting and the entity-proprietary debate pp. 67-76

David N. Ricchiute

A note on external social reporting by German companies: A survey of 1973 company reports pp. 77-85

Klaus Brockhoff

Corporate social reporting in Germany: Conceptual developments and practical experience pp. 87-107

Meinolf Dierkes

Corporate social reporting in the Federal Republic of Germany: An overview pp. 109-122

Hein Schreuder

Corporate social reporting: Political interests and conflicts in Germany pp. 123-133

Arieh A. Ullmann

"Case studies" in accounting research pp. 135-143

Ingemund Hagg and Gunnar Hedlund