Accounting History Review

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Stephen Walker

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Accounting for victory pp. 57-60: Warwick Funnell and Stephen P. Walker
'A paradise for profiteers'? The importance and treatment of profits during the First World War pp. 61-81: Anthony J. Arnold
Innovation and pragmatism in tax design: Excess Profits Duty in the UK during the First World War pp. 83-101: Mark Billings and Lynne Oats
The war, taxation and the Blackpool Tower Company pp. 103-117: Janette Rutterford and Peter Walton
The 'science' of French public finances in the First World War pp. 119-138: Fabien Cardoni
Budgetary practices in the Ministry of War and the Ministry of Munitions in Italy, 1915-1918 pp. 139-160: Valerio Antonelli, Raffaele D'Alessio and Roberto Rossi
Cartoons as alternative accounting: front-line supply in the First World War pp. 161-189: F.M. Miley and A.F. Read
Accounting for war risk costs: management accounting change at Guinness during the First World War pp. 191-209: Martin Quinn and William J. Jackson
Haskins & Sells during the First World War and its aftermath pp. 211-225: Dale L. Flesher and Gary J. Previts
Accounting History publications 2013 pp. 227-233: Malcolm Anderson
Merchants and profit in the age of commerce, 1680-1830 pp. 235-237: Jochen Hoock

Historical accounts, conversations and contexts pp. 1-5: Cheryl Susan McWatters
Civil and common law influences on the Danish auditor's responsibilities in relation to fraud pp. 7-26: Claus Holm
The spatial downgrading of accounting clerks: the case of Pont-�-Mousson pp. 27-45: Pierre Labardin
Trade and Institutions in the Medieval Mediterranean: The Geniza Merchants and their Business World pp. 49-50: Francesco Guidi-Bruscoli
A nation of small shareholders: marketing Wall Street after World War II pp. 51-52: Josephine Maltby

The development of the accounting profession in the Holy Land since 1920: cultural memory and accounting institutions pp. 227-252: David M. Brock and Alan J. Richardson
Usurpationary closure and the professional project: the case of the Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors in Ireland pp. 253-271: Philip O'Regan
Credit and accounting in early modern Italy: the case of the Monte di Piet� in Bologna pp. 273-293: Rebecca Levy Orelli, Carlotta del Sordo and Massimo Fornasari
Exploring the clientele of an accounting firm in early twentieth century America pp. 295-315: Lori L. Solsma and Dale L. Flesher
Accounting History publications 2012 pp. 317-322: Malcolm Anderson
The fiscal case against statehood: accounting for statehood in New Mexico and Arizona pp. 323-325: Philip Colquhoun
A history of management thought pp. 325-328: William J. Jackson

Assessing the financial performance of Pergamon Press, 1964--1980 pp. 117-139: Anthony J. Arnold
Women in accounting occupations in the 1880 US Census pp. 141-160: Diane H. Roberts
The role of the state in the development of accounting in the Portuguese--Brazilian Empire, 1750--1822 pp. 161-184: Lúcia Lima Rodrigues and Alan Sangster
The internationalization of accounting policy in a soft-law context: the case of Renault, 1980--1984 pp. 185-212: Philippe Touron and Peter Daly
Bread and ale for the brethren: the provisioning of Norwich Cathedral Priory, 1260--1536 pp. 213-215: Jayne E. Bisman
A country merchant 1495--1520: trading and farming at the end of the middle ages pp. 215-218: John Richard Edwards
A history of management accounting: the British experience pp. 218-221: Richard K. Fleischman

State accounting innovations in pre-unification Italy pp. 1-21: S. Coronella, Alessandro Lombrano and L. Zanin
Doctors under the microscope: the birth of medical audit pp. 23-47: William J. Jackson, Audrey S. Paterson, Christopher K.M. Pong and Simona Scarparo
Merchant networks and accounting discourse: the role of accounting transactions in network relations pp. 49-83: Cheryl S. McWatters and Yannick Lemarchand
The search for unity in the French accountancy profession, 1969--1996 pp. 85-105: S. El Omari, J.-L. Rossignol and M. Saboly
Inside the illicit economy: reconstructing the smugglers' trade of sixteenth century Bristol pp. 107-108: Sean McCartney
La comptabilité publique en Europe 1500--1850 pp. 109-111: Béatrice Touchelay
Major contributors to the British accounting profession: a biographical sourcebook pp. 112-114: Stephen P. Walker

‘To bind the humbler to the more influential and wealthy classes’. Reporting by savings banks in nineteenth century Britain pp. 199-225: Josephine Maltby
‘Irish property should pay for Irish poverty’: accounting for the poor in pre-famine Ireland pp. 227-248: Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh and Tom Tyson
Fabio Besta: accounting thinker and accounting history pioneer pp. 249-267: Massimo Sargiacomo, Stefania Servalli and Paolo Andrei
Opening the door to accounting change. Transformations in Chinese public sector accounting pp. 269-299: Qingmei Xue and Luca Zan
Accounting History publications 2011 pp. 301-305: Malcolm Anderson
Men, women and money. Perspectives on gender, wealth and investment, 1850--1930 pp. 307-309: Robert J. Morris

Budgeting for famine in Tudor England, 1527--1528: social and policy perspectives pp. 105-126: Jayne E. Bisman
Target costing: first and second comings pp. 127-142: G. Burrows and R. H. Chenhall
‘A helpless class of shareholder’: newspapers and the City of Glasgow Bank failure pp. 143-159: Thomas A. Lee
Commercial legislation and the emergence of corporate auditing in France, 1856--1935 pp. 161-189: Nicolas Praquin
Personal capitalism and corporate governance: British manufacturing in the first half of the twentieth century pp. 191-193: Sam McKinstry

The false balance sheets of the Bank of France and the origins of the Franc crisis, 1924--26 pp. 1-22: Bertrand Blancheton
A contextual analysis of the development and diffusion of depreciation accounting at the Bell System, 1910--37 pp. 23-45: Deirdre M. Collier
‘The collector will call’: controlling philanthropy through the annual reports of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, 1837--1856 pp. 47-72: William J. Jackson
The implications of supply accounting deficiencies in the Australian Army during the Second World War pp. 73-91: Frances Miley and Andrew Read
Accounting History Publications 2010 pp. 93-97: Malcolm Anderson
Les comptes de groupe en France (1929--1985). Origines, enjeux et pratiques de la consolidation des comptes pp. 99-100: Robert H. Parker
The information master: Jean-Baptiste Colbert's secret state intelligence system pp. 100-103: Warwick Funnell