Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management
2004 - 2024
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Volume 4, issue 3, 2007
- Developing research journals and qualitative inquiry: the role of the editorial board pp. 168-182

- Lee D. Parker
- Calculative practices in a total institution pp. 183-202

- Kelum Jayasinghe and Danture Wickramasinghe
- Negative relationships in the workplace: a qualitative study pp. 203-221

- Rachel L. Morrison and Terry Nolan
- Activity‐based costing: effects of long‐term buyer‐supplier relationships pp. 222-245

- Henrik Agndal and Ulf Nilsson
Volume 4, issue 2, 2007
- Empirical performance management research: observations fromAOSandMAR pp. 92-114

- Carolyn Stringer
- Evidence on Irish financial directors' views about dividends pp. 115-132

- Thomas McCluskey, Bruce Burton and David Power
- Strategic investment decision making: the influence of pre‐decision control mechanisms pp. 133-150

- Fadi Alkaraan and Deryl Northcott
- Learning by doing: six dimensions of complexity in researching SMEs pp. 151-163

- Kate Lewis, Claire Massey and Candice Harris
Volume 4, issue 1, 2007
- Joined for the common purpose pp. 4-25

- Marcia Annisette and Philip O'Regan
- Sustainable “what”? A cognitive approach to understanding sustainable development pp. 26-52

- Christine Byrch, Kate Kearins, Markus Milne and Richard Morgan
- Case studies and differentiated realities pp. 53-68

- Sue Llewellyn
- Exploring the benefits and use of flexitime: similarities and differences pp. 69-82

- Jarrod M. Haar
Volume 3, issue 3, 2006
- Adoption of corporate social responsibility – incorporating a stakeholder perspective pp. 188-207

- Bo Enquist, Mikael Johnson and Per Skålén
- The use of a research diary as a tool for reflexive practice pp. 208-217

- Sara Nadin and Catherine Cassell
- Users' perceptions and uses of financial reports of small and medium companies (SMCs) in transitional economies pp. 218-235

- Dang Duc Son, Neil Marriott and Pru Marriott
- Characteristics of target costing: theoretical and field study perspectives pp. 236-263

- Patricia Everaert, Stijn Loosveld, Tom Van Acker, Marijke Schollier and Gerrit Sarens
Volume 3, issue 2, 2006
- Guest editorial: special issue on organisational and accounting change pp. 93-93

- John Burns and Bill Nixon
- Institutional theories in management accounting change pp. 94-111

- João A. Ribeiro and Robert W. Scapens
- Responsibility in action: expressions of values in a Swedish company pp. 112-125

- Gudrun Baldvinsdottir and Inga‐Lill Johansson
- Exploiting institutional contradictions pp. 126-144

- Gun Abrahamsson and Jonas Gerdin
- The role of standard software packages in mediating management accounting knowledge pp. 145-160

- Timo Hyvönen, Janne Järvinen and Jukka Pellinen
- Management control in a business network: new challenges for accounting pp. 161-181

- Roland Bardy
Volume 3, issue 1, 2006
- Exploring strategic entrepreneurship in the public sector pp. 4-26

- Belinda Luke and Martie‐Louise Verreynne
- The role of mandatory cost audit in enhancing trust: the case of India pp. 27-45

- Bikram Chatterjee and Monir Zaman Mir
- Detecting behavioural patterns of Dutch controller graduates through interpretive interactionism principles pp. 46-66

- Ivo De Loo, Peter Nederlof and Bernard Verstegen
- Corporate social reporting in Thailand pp. 67-83

- Sunee Ratanajongkol, Howard Davey and Mary Low
Volume 2, issue 2, 2005
- Attempts to Improve Accountability in Primary Health Care: Evidence from a GP Practice in Scotland pp. 129-151

- Gwen M. Hannah, Colin R. Dey and David M. Power
- A substantive model of the annual financial reporting exercise in a non‐market corporate pp. 152-170

- Roger Hussey and Audra Ong
- Financial Reporting and Local Government Reform – a (Mis)Match? pp. 171-192

- Robyn Pilcher
- Supply Chain Management: A Case Study of an Integrated Lean and Agile Model pp. 193-215

- Jamshed J. Mistry
- Observe, record, then beyond: Facilitating participant reflection via research diaries pp. 216-229

- Kate Lewis, Frank Sligo and Claire Massey
Volume 2, issue 1, 2005
- Value creation logics and the choice of management control systems pp. 1-28

- Norman T. Sheehan, Ganesh Vaidyanathan and Suresh Kalagnanam
- Contractual governance for sustainable service pp. 29-53

- Bo Enquist, Mikael Johnson and Carolina Camén
- Exploring the reward preferences for middle level managers pp. 54-76

- George Kominis and Clive R. Emmanuel
- Construct measurement of evaluative style: a review and proposal pp. 77-107

- Jan Noeverman, Bas A.S. Koene and Roger Williams
- Relational systems between actors in the face of management control’s contradictory injunctions pp. 108-128

- Fabienne Oriot
Volume 1, issue 2, 2004
- Using the ethnostatistics methodology to reconcile rhetoric and reality: an examination of the management release of Enron’s year end 2000 results pp. 1-16

- William L. Smith, David M. Boje and Carolyn Gardner
- FRS 13 and corporate governance: a fund management perspective pp. 17-42

- Chris Mallin, Theresa Dunne, Christine Helliar and Kean Ow‐Yong
- The use of management accounting information to support contracting out decision making in the public sector pp. 43-67

- Nick Sciulli
- An examination of measurement methods for valuing heritage assets using a tourism perspective pp. 68-92

- Stacy Porter
- XBRL: a research note pp. 93-104

- Bill Doolin and Indrit Troshani
Volume 1, issue 1, 2004
- Management accounting education and training: putting management in and taking accounting out pp. 1-29

- John Burns, Trevor Hopper and Hassan Yazdifar
- Developing a matrix approach to categorise the social and environmental accounting research literature pp. 30-45

- Reg Mathews
- Preparers’ perceptions of the decision usefulness of FRS15 pp. 46-65

- Jill Hooks and Chris van Staden
- The real life guide to accounting research: a strategy for inclusion pp. 66-84

- Christopher Humphrey and Bill Lee
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