CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON ACCOUNTING

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2011, volume 22, articles 8

Accounting for human rights: Doxic health and safety practices – The accounting lesson from ICL pp. 738-758

Christine Cooper, Andrea Coulson and Phil Taylor

From responsibility to accountability—Social accounting, human rights and Scotland pp. 759-761

Kavita R. Chetty

No accounting for human rights pp. 762-764

Peter Frankental

Accountability and transparency in relation to human rights: A critical perspective reflecting upon accounting, corporate responsibility and ways forward in the context of globalisation pp. 765-780

Sonja Gallhofer, Jim Haslam and Sibylle van der Walt

Accountability and human rights: A tentative exploration and a commentary pp. 781-789

Rob Gray and Sue Gray

Regulating for corporate human rights abuses: The emergence of corporate reporting on the ILO's human rights standards within the global garment manufacturing and retail industry pp. 790-810

Muhammad Islam and Ken McPhail

Accounting for human rights: The challenge of globalization and foreign investment agreements pp. 811-827

Prem Sikka

2011, volume 22, articles 7

Budgetary bullying pp. 632-643

Peter Armstrong

Accounting for African migrants in Naples, Italy pp. 644-653

Nicholas DeMaria Harney

The absence of corporate social responsibility reporting in Bangladesh pp. 654-667

Ataur Rahman Belal and Stuart Cooper

Accounting, regulation and profitability: The case of PFI hospital refinancing pp. 668-681

Steven Toms, Matthias Beck and Darinka Asenova

When science meets strategic realpolitik: The case of the Copenhagen UN climate change summit pp. 682-697

Chris Carter, Stewart Clegg and Nils Wåhlin

Deconstruction and the responsibilities of the accounting academic pp. 698-713

John Francis McKernan

Keeping secrets? Or what government performance auditors might not need to know pp. 714-721

Warwick Funnell

Public secrecy in government auditing revisited pp. 722-732

Vaughan S. Radcliffe

2011, volume 22, articles 6

Spanish healthcare public private partnerships: The ‘Alzira model’ pp. 533-549

Basilio Acerete, Anne Stafford and Pamela Stapleton

Trials of explicitness in the implementation of public management reform pp. 550-566

Fabian Muniesa and Dominique Linhardt

Repoliticalization of accounting standard setting—The IASB, the EU and the global financial crisis pp. 567-580

Elias Bengtsson

Agency and structure in management accounting research: Reflections and extensions of Kilfoyle and Richardson pp. 581-592

Hans Englund and Jonas Gerdin

Framing financial responsibility: An analysis of the limitations of accounting pp. 593-607

Charlotta Bay

The rise and coming fall of international accounting research pp. 608-627

Sajay Samuel and Armond Manassian

2011, volume 22, articles 5

A spiritual reflection on emancipation and accounting pp. 453-484

Pala Molisa

The dictatorship of love pp. 485-491

David Carter and Crawford Spence

Re-stor(y)ing social change pp. 492-499

Jesse Dillard and MaryAnn Reynolds

Emancipation, the spiritual and accounting pp. 500-509

Sonja Gallhofer and Jim Haslam

Enlightenment and emancipation: Reflections for critical accounting research pp. 510-515

Kerry Jacobs

A review of the emergence of post-secular critical accounting and a provocation from radical orthodoxy pp. 516-528

Ken McPhail

The Communicating Accountant pp. 529-529

Lyn Daff

What time is it now? pp. 530-530

Luckmika Perera

2011, volume 22, articles 4

The short happy life of Celiant Corporation: Did managerialism at Lucent Technologies divert shareholder wealth to private equity investors? pp. 337-350

Monica Banyi, Dennis Caplan and Roger Graham

Disability and the socialization of accounting professionals pp. 351-364

Angus Duff and John Ferguson

Tax fairness in Canadian government budgets: How fair is ‘fair’? pp. 365-375

Jonathan Farrar

The accountancy profession and the ambiguities of globalisation in a post-colonial, Middle Eastern and Islamic context: Perceptions of accountants in Syria pp. 376-395

Sonja Gallhofer, Jim Haslam and Rania Kamla

Power over empowerment: Encountering development accounting in a Sri Lankan fishing village pp. 396-414

Kelum Jayasinghe and Danture Wickramasinghe

Accounting as a legitimising device in voluntary price agreements: The Dundee jute industry, 1945–1960 pp. 415-433

Swapnesh Masrani and Peter McKiernan

University corporatisation: Driving redefinition pp. 434-450

Lee Parker

Accountancy Credit 2008 Finance pp. 451-451

Manuel B. Aalbers

Certification Woes – A Villanelle pp. 452-452

Jeremy T. Schwartz

2011, volume 22, articles 3

Accrual accounting representations in the public sector—A case of autopoiesis pp. 247-258

Levi Gårseth-Nesbakk

Governance prescriptions under trial: On the interplay between the logics of resistance and compliance in audit committees pp. 259-272

Marie-Soleil Tremblay and Yves Gendron

A critique of Gray's framework on accounting values using Germany as a case study pp. 273-287

Eva Heidhues and Chris Patel

A practice of her own: Female career success beyond the accounting firm pp. 288-303

Ingrid Jeacle

Accounting for the General Intellect: Immaterial labour and the social factory pp. 304-315

Crawford Spence and David Carter

The role of multinational companies in tax evasion and tax avoidance: The case of Nigeria pp. 316-332

Olatunde Julius Otusanya

The perfect paper pp. 333-333

Claire Beattie

I’ll Drink to That pp. 334-334

Steve Evans

Poem written backwards pp. 335-335

Steve Evans

An accounting crisis pp. 336-336

Henk ter Bogt

2011, volume 22, articles 2

Paratextual framing of the annual report: Liminal literary conventions and visual devices pp. 118-134

Jane Davison

Taking pluralism seriously: Embedded moralities in management accounting and control systems pp. 135-147

Jesse Dillard and Robin Roslender

Norman Macintosh: Accounting academe's joyful kynic pp. 148-157

Jeff Everett

Relative performance evaluation and pension investment management: A challenge for ESG investing pp. 158-171

Darlene Himick

Designing the social software pp. 172-182

Sten Jönsson

Agency and structure in budgeting: Thesis, antithesis and synthesis pp. 183-199

Eksa Kilfoyle and Alan J. Richardson

Beyond disciplinary enclosures: Management control in the society of control pp. 200-211

Daniel E. Martinez

Structuration theory: The contribution of Norman Macintosh and its application to emissions trading pp. 212-227

David R.J. Moore

The operation of representation in accounting: A small addition to Dr. Macintosh's theory of accounting truths pp. 228-235

Jan Mouritsen

Collective intentionality and aggressive earnings management: Developing Norman Macintosh's arguments in the debate over principles- versus rules-based accounting standards pp. 236-242

Noriaki Okamoto

2011, volume 22, articles 1

The calculative reproduction of social structures – The field of gem mining in Sri Lanka pp. 1-19

Chandana Alawattage

Big four accounting firms’ annual reviews: A photo analysis of gender and race portrayals pp. 20-38

Angus Duff

The market for corporate tax knowledge pp. 39-52

John Hasseldine, Kevin Holland and Pernill van der Rijt

The portrayal of gender in annual reports in Thailand pp. 53-78

Nooch Kuasirikun

Ethel Ayres Purdie: Critical practitioner and suffragist pp. 79-101

Stephen P. Walker

My Son Accounting pp. 102-102

Collins C. Ngwakwe