Accounting, Organizations and Society

1976 - 2024

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1976, volume 1, articles 4

Editorial pp. 287-288

Anthony G. Hopwood

Deviation-amplifying feedback and unintended consequences of management accounting systems pp. 289-300

Robert H. Ashton

Effects of the use of control systems pp. 301-313

Cortlandt Cammann

A futurological justification for historical cost and multi-dimensional accounting pp. 315-337

A. Charnes, C. Colantoni and W. W. Cooper

The influence of organisational and personal factors on the use of accounting information: An empirical study pp. 339-355

Mawdudur Rahman and Andrew M. McCosh

Human information processing and its relevance to accounting: A laboratory study pp. 357-373

Joseph G. San Miguel

Some behavioral aspects of budgeting for control: An empirical study pp. 375-385

D. Gerald Searfoss

The social audit: A political view pp. 389-394

Charles Medawar

1976, volume 1, articles 2-3

Human resource accounting pp. 131-132

Anthony G. Hopwood

The effects of behavioural indicators on investor decisions: An exploratory study pp. 133-142

Derek Acland

The validity of selected surrogate measures of human resource value: A field study pp. 143-151

Wm. Brent Carper and J. Marion Posey

The impact of human resource valuation on management decisions: A laboratory experiment pp. 153-165

Eric Flamholtz

Systems dynamics and human resource accounting pp. 167-174

Trevor Gambling

Human resource accounting: Some questions and reflections pp. 175-178

Edmond Marques

Accounting for the costs and benefits of human resource development programs: An interdisciplinary approach pp. 179-193

Philip H. Mirvis and Barry A. Macy

Application of a human resource value model: A field study pp. 195-217

Pekin Ogan

The effects of human resource accounting data on financial decisions: An empirical test pp. 219-237

Edward S. Schwan

Behavioral research on human resource accounting: A contingency framework pp. 239-250

Lawrence A. Tomassini

Applying the human resource account framework in an international airline pp. 253-263

James A. Cannon

Human resource accounting -- Some problems in implementation pp. 265-268

R. J. A. Van Den Bergh and J. Fischer

Human resource accounting: Past, present and future: Edwin H. Caplan and Stephen Landekich (New York: National Association of Accountants, 1975) pp. 281-281

Trevor Gambling

Human resource accounting: Eric Flamholtz. (Encino, California: Dickenson Publishing Company 1974) pp. 281-283

Jacob G. Birnberg and James A. Craft

Human asset accounting: W. J. Giles and D. Robinson. (London: Institute of Personnel Management and Institute of Cost and Management Accountants, 1972) pp. 283-284

Arthur Toan

La compatabilite des ressources humaines: Edmond Marques. (Editions Hommes et Techniques, Suresnes, France, 1974, pp. 136) pp. 284-284

M. W. E. Glautier

Measurement of human resources: W. T. Singleton and P. Spurgeon, Editors. (London: Taylor & Francis, Ltd., 1975, pp. v, 370) pp. 284-285

Lawrence A. Tomassini

1976, volume 1, articles 1

Editorial pp. 1-4

Anthony G. Hopwood

Toward defining the accountant's role in the evaluation of social programs pp. 5-10

Jacob G. Birnberg and Natwar M. Gandhi

Social impact disclosure and corporate annual reports pp. 11-21

Edward H. Bowman and Mason Haire

Corporate social accounting in the United States of America: State of the art and future prospects pp. 23-42

Marc Epstein, Eric Flamholtz and John J. McDonough

Behavioral accounting research: Pathologies, paradigms and prescriptions pp. 43-58

Thomas R. Hofstedt

A contingency framework for the design of accounting information systems pp. 59-69

Lawrence Gordon and Danny Miller

The corporate environmental accounting system: A management tool for fighting environmental degradation pp. 71-79

Arieh A. Ullmann

The interaction between a standard time incentive payment scheme and a simple accounting information system pp. 81-87

Philip W. Yetton

When the name of the game is changing, How do we keep the score? pp. 91-95

James Robertson

The reform of the enterprise pp. 97-99

Pierre Sudreau

Changing perceptions behind the corporate report pp. 105-109

J. M. Renshall

The corporate report: A discussion pp. 111-114

Norton M. Bedford

Economy and environment/rationality and ritual: A review essay pp. 117-129

Aaron Wildavsky