Accounting History Review

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Stephen Walker

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Editorial pp. 265-267: Junichi Chiba and Terry Cooke
Cost accounting standard and cost accounting systems in Japan. Lessons from the past - recovering lost traditions pp. 269-281: Takeo Yoshikawa
Asset valuation and accounting strategy within the Japanese shipping industry c.1876-c.1950 pp. 283-292: Fujio Yamaguchi
The historical significance of the revaluation of fixed assets in Japan's state-owned railway system, 1955-6 pp. 293-309: Shigeto Sasaki
The designing of corporate accounting law in Japan after the Second World War pp. 311-330: Junichi Chiba
The development of the group accounts disclosure system in Japan pp. 331-348: Jun Kawamoto
International harmonization of Japanese accounting standards pp. 349-368: Masato Kikuya
Dutch accounting in Japan 1609-1850: isolation or observation? pp. 369-382: Kees Camfferman and Terry Cooke

The case for management history pp. 99-115: Andrew Thomson
'A vast aggregate of avaricious and flagitious jobbing'? George Hudson and the evolution of early notions of directorial responsibility pp. 117-143: Sean McCartney and A. J. Arnold
The evolution of the Australian life insurance industry pp. 145-170: Monica Keneley
English commercial bank liquidity, 1860-1913 pp. 171-191: Michael Collins and Mae Baker
The deliberation around accounting techniques: accounting for depreciation and foreign exchange in an Indian jute company, 1870-1900 pp. 193-223: Ross Stewart
Accounting issues and the measurement of profits - English banks 1920-68 pp. 225-251: Forrest Capie and Mark Billings

Introduction pp. 1-6: Trevor Boyns and Marc Nikitin
The development of professional associations: the experience of French accountants from the 1880s to the 1940s pp. 7-27: Claude Bocqueraz
Accounting and management in the social dialogue: the experience of fifty years of works councils in France pp. 29-42: Michel Capron
Berliet, the obstructed manager: too clever, too soon? pp. 43-58: Henri Zimnovitch
Environmental turbulence and the functions of budgetary control pp. 59-77: Nicolas Berland
The British aluminium industry, 1945-80s: chronicles of a death foretold? pp. 79-97: Ludovic Cailluet

Accountability vs privacy, 1844-1907: the coming of the private company pp. 259-291: A. C. Storrar and K. C. Pratt
George Hudson's financial reporting practices: putting the Eastern Counties Railway in context pp. 293-316: Sean McCartney and A.J. Tony Arnold
The rise and rise of the share premium account pp. 317-346: M. V. Pitts
Specialty production, personal capitalism and auditors' reports: Mintons Ltd., c.1870-1900 pp. 347-369: Andrew Popp
The life and career of John Spence Ogilvy (1805-71), the first chartered accountant to emigrate to Australia pp. 371-383: Garry Carnegie, Robert Parker and Roy Wigg
Accounting History Publications 1999 pp. 385-393: Malcolm Anderson

Introduction pp. 91-95: Thomas Tyson and Richard Fleischman
Accounting practices of the St. Joseph Lead Company: 1864-1900 pp. 97-128: Glenn Vent and Ronald Milne
In search of E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company: the perils of archival research pp. 129-168: Roxanne Johnson
The changing genderization of the accounting workforce in the US, 1930-90 pp. 169-190: Charles Wootton and Barbara Kemmerer
Parallels between US and UK cost accountancy in the World War I era pp. 191-212: Richard Fleischman and Thomas Tyson
The foundations of modern cost management: the life and work of Albert Fink pp. 213-243: Jan Richard Heier
T. Coleman Andrews: crusader for accountability in government pp. 245-258: Susan Morecroft, Edward Coffman and Daniel Jensen

The 'particular gain or loss upon each article we deal in': an aspect of mercantile accounting, 1300-1800 pp. 1-12: Basil Yamey
No value in par: a history of the no par value debate in the United Kingdom pp. 13-36: Christopher Noke
Banking merchants and banking houses: the hidden key to the workings of the Spanish banking system in the nineteenth century pp. 37-56: Jose Ramon and Garcia Lopez
Oral history, accounting history and an interview with Sir John Grenside pp. 57-83: Derek Matthews

Accounting in the late medieval town: the account books of the stewards of Southampton in the fifteenth century pp. 265-290: Anne Thick
The accounting practices of a sixteenth-century pastel merchant from the French region of Toulouse pp. 291-306: Michele Lacombe-Saboly
Economic prosperity of the gold-mining industry in Australia and the consequent gold tax pp. 307-323: Reza Mohammed Monem
Did Gladstone make a difference? Rhetoric and reality in mid-Victorian finance pp. 325-347: Christine Gunter and John Maloney
Privatizing the statutory auditing services in Greece pp. 349-373: Apostolos Ballas
Accounting History Publications 1998 pp. 375-384: Malcolm Anderson

McKesson & Robbins: a milestone in auditing pp. 157-174: W. T. Baxter
Through a glass clearly: management practice on the Bowes family estates c.1700-70 as revealed by the accounts pp. 175-201: David Oldroyd
Engineering culture and accounting development at Albion Motors, 1900-c.1970 pp. 203-223: Sam Mckinstry
Introducing double-entry bookkeeping in public finance: a French experiment at the beginning of the eighteenth century pp. 225-254: Yannick Lemarchand

Introduction pp. 1-6: Stephen Walker
The Institute of Accounts: a community of the competent pp. 7-28: Keith Mcmillan
'A sort of guide, philosopher and friend': the rise of the professional auditor in Britain pp. 29-50: Josephine Maltby
Opportunity lost? Chances for cost accountants' professionalization under the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 pp. 51-75: Richard Fleischman and Thomas Tyson
Accountants and Empire: the case of co-membership of Australian and British accountancy bodies, 1885 to 1914 pp. 77-102: Garry Carnegie and Robert Parker
Importing accounting: the case of Trinidad and Tobago pp. 103-133: Marcia Annisette
Gender segregation in Scottish chartered accountancy: the deployment of male concerns about the admission of women, 1900-25 pp. 135-156: Ken Shackleton