Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management

2004 - 2024

Current editor(s): Lukas Goretzki and Thomas Ahrens

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Volume 16, issue 4, 2019

How qualitative research can infuse teaching in accounting pp. 457-462

Lisa Jack and Olivier Saulpic

The priming role of qualitative research in constructivist management control teaching pp. 463-490

Annick Ancelin-Bourguignon

The classroom as a community of interpretation pp. 491-516

Therèse de Groot and Arco van de Ven

Educating management accountants as business partners pp. 517-541

Morten Jakobsen, Falconer Mitchell, Hanne Nørreklit and Mihaela Trenca

How interpretive and critical teacher-researchers in accounting infuse research into their lessons – a research note pp. 542-562

Célia Lemaire and Pauline Paquin

Research-based teaching or teaching-based research pp. 563-588

Françoise Giraud and Olivier Saulpic

Volume 16, issue 3, 2019

Governing day-to-day interactions in the execution phase of an interfirm collaboration pp. 306-341

Stefan Grunwald-Delitz, Erik Strauss and Juergen Weber

Bridging management control systems and innovation pp. 342-372

Rúben Silva Barros and Ana Maria Dias Simões da Costa Ferreira

Institutional ambidexterity and management control pp. 373-402

Ahmed Abdelnaby Ahmed Diab and Abdelmoneim Bahyeldin Mohamed Metwally

Telling a success story through the president’s letter pp. 403-433

Adelaide Martins, Delfina Gomes, Lídia Oliveira and João Leite Ribeiro

The role of technocratic and socio-ideological controls in managing tensions when integrating international subsidiaries pp. 434-455

Martin Carlsson-Wall, Peter Hirner, Kalle Kraus and Adrian von Lewinski

Volume 16, issue 2, 2019

The tension between intention and attention pp. 197-223

June Borge Doornich, Katarina Kaarbøe and Anatoli Bourmistrov

Enabling control in a radically decentralized organization pp. 224-251

Winnie O’Grady

Symbolic categories and the shaping of identity pp. 252-278

Jeremy Morales

The “betrayal effect” on post-acquisition integration pp. 279-303

Nazila Razi and John Garrick

Volume 16, issue 1, 2019

Integration as unrealised ideal of ERP systems pp. 2-34

Henk-Jan van Roekel and Martijn van der Steen

Implementation of target cost management in a non-Japanese environment pp. 35-59

Norhafiza Baharudin and Ruzita Jusoh

The paradox of embedded agency from a strong structuration perspective pp. 60-92

Ahmed Othman Rashwan Kholeif and Lisa Jack

Control practices in a traditional industry in Sri Lanka: an institutional logics perspective pp. 93-116

Rochelle Wimalasinghe and Tharusha N. Gooneratne

A practice-based approach to collective decision-makingin pricing pp. 117-143

Sof Thrane, Martin Jarmatz, Michael Fetahi Laursen and Katrine Kornmaaler

Meeting up for management control: bracketing interaction in innovation development pp. 144-178

Sirle Bürkland, Frederik Zachariassen and João Oliveira

Volume 15, issue 4, 2018

Exploring management accountants’ role conflicts and ambiguities and how they cope with them pp. 410-436

Seán Byrne and Bernard Pierce

Biodiversity reporting and organised hypocrisy pp. 437-464

Warren Maroun, Kieran Usher and Hafsa Mansoor

Using calculations in the early phase of strategic capital investment projects – insights from the mining industry pp. 465-484

Bo Karlsson and Monika Kurkkio

Public accountability reform in a Nigerian ministry pp. 485-509

Waziri Sulu-Gambari, Anne Stafford and Pamela Stapleton

Reassessing and refining theory in qualitative accounting research pp. 510-534

Lynda C. Taylor

Management accounting routines: a framework on their foundations pp. 535-562

Martin Quinn and Martin R.W. Hiebl

Volume 15, issue 3, 2018

Evaluating the temporal dimension of legitimisation strategies pp. 282-312

Warren Maroun

Management accounting information and the board meeting of an English further education college pp. 313-340

Neil J. Fletcher and Rory J. Ridley-Duff

The hybridising of financial and service expertise in English local authority budget control pp. 341-357

Thomas Ahrens, Laurence Ferry and Rihab Khalifa

Business advice by accountants to SMEs: relationships and trust pp. 358-384

Robert Blackburn, Peter Carey and George Tanewski

Gender is not “a dummy variable”: a discussion of current gender research in accounting pp. 385-407

Kris Hardies and Rihab Khalifa

Volume 15, issue 2, 2018

Changes to administrative controls in banks after the financial crisis pp. 161-180

Leif Christensen, Pall Rikhardsson, Carsten Rohde and Catherine Elisabet Batt

Utilizing management accounting information for decision-making pp. 181-205

Natalia Saukkonen, Teemu Laine and Petri Suomala

Investing in strategic development pp. 206-230

Pasi Aaltola

Innovativeness and accounting practices: an empirical investigation pp. 231-250

Margaret Healy, Peter Cleary and Eimear Walsh

Accounting and new product development pp. 251-279

Orla Feeney and Bernard Pierce

Volume 15, issue 1, 2018

Accounts of the future pp. 2-23

Tommaso Palermo

Rejection, reproduction and reshaping – a field study on global budget control practices in multinational companies pp. 24-52

Julia Kornacker, Rouven Trapp and Katharina Ander

Investments in power generation in Great Britain c.1960-2010 pp. 53-83

Liz Warren, Martin Quinn and Gerhard Kristandl

Managerial attitudes towards the incompleteness of performance measurement systems pp. 84-103

Syrus Islam, Ralph Adler and Deryl Northcott

Understanding the recruitment and selection processes of management accountants pp. 104-123

Lauri Lepistö and Eeva-Mari Ihantola

Usefulness of enterprise risk management in two banks pp. 124-150

Roy Liff and Gunnar Wahlstrom

Volume 14, issue 4, 2017

Role attribution in public sector accountability processes pp. 367-389

Eva Hagbjer, Kalle Kraus, Johnny Lind and Ebba Sjögren

Lean and process-orienting health care – linking and disentangling activities pp. 390-406

Gustaf Kastberg and Sven Siverbo

New public management a re-packaging of extant techniques? pp. 407-429

Martin Quinn and Liz Warren

Exploring organisational hybridity from a learning perspective pp. 430-447

Hans Knutsson and Anna Thomasson

Ex-citable accounting and the development of pervasive innovation pp. 448-466

Silvana Revellino and Jan Mouritsen

The interplay of managerial and non-managerial controls, institutional work, and the coordination of laterally dependent hospital activities pp. 467-495

Kari Nyland, Charlotte Morland and John Burns

Volume 14, issue 3, 2017

A qualitative analysis of capital budgeting in cotton ginning plants pp. 210-229

Afonso Carneiro Lima, José Augusto Giesbrecht da Silveira, Fátima Regina Ney Matos and André Moura Xavier

Enterprise systems, business process management and UK-management accounting practices pp. 230-281

Sameh Ammar

The importance of trust for inter-organizational relationships pp. 282-306

Alexander Rad

Waiting time targets and informal professional networks in English NHS pp. 307-327

Pinar Guven-Uslu

How management accountants exert influence on managers – a micro-level analysis of management accountants’ influence tactics in budgetary control meetings pp. 328-362

Simone Mack and Lukas Goretzki

Volume 14, issue 2, 2017

Introduction of accounting practices in small family businesses pp. 111-136

Esperanza Huerta, Yanira Petrides and Denise O’Shaughnessy

Consequences of intensive use of non-financial performance measures in Danish family farm holdings pp. 137-156

Morten Jakobsen

Calibrating management control technologies and the dual identity of family firms pp. 157-188

Tarek El Masri, Matthäus Tekathen, Michel Magnan and Emilio Boulianne

Management accounting and leadership construction in family firms pp. 189-207

Antonio Leotta, Carmela Rizza and Daniela Ruggeri

Volume 14, issue 1, 2017

Time-driven activity-based costing pp. 2-20

Rúben Silva Barros and Ana Maria Dias Simões da Costa Ferreira

Dynamic and static pricing in open-book accounting pp. 21-37

Daniel Ellström and Martin Hoshi Larsson

The role of organizational culture in the adoption of customer profitability analysis: a field study pp. 38-59

Matthew Fish, William Miller, D’Arcy Becker and Aimee Pernsteiner

A dramaturgical accounting of cooperative performance indicators pp. 60-80

Lawrence T. Corrigan and Daphne Rixon

Writing write-downs: the rhetoric of goodwill impairment pp. 81-102

Niklas Sandell and Peter Svensson