Accounting History Review

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Stephen Walker

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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

Accounting and control in Barclays Bank (DCO): the lending to Africans episode pp. 239-260: Chibuike Uche
Budgets and budgetary control in British businesses to c.1945 pp. 261-301: Trevor Boyns
The availability of information and the accumulation of experience as motors for the diffusion of budgetary control: the French experience from the 1920s to the 1960s pp. 303-329: Nicolas Berland
Is management accounting just what management accountants do? Implicit cost analysis on Britain's railways c.1923-1939 pp. 331-349: R. A. Edwards
Window-dressing in German inter-war balance sheets pp. 351-369: Mark Spoerer
Accounting History Publications 1997 pp. 371-382: Malcolm Anderson

'More a national asset than an investor's paradise': financial management and the British Motor Corporation, 1952-68 pp. 137-164: Sue Bowden and Josephine Maltby
Agricultural cost accounting development in Britain: the contributions of three men from Wye - a review note pp. 165-174: Roger Juchau and Paul Hill
A short review of the historical critique of usury pp. 175-189: Wayne Visser and Alastair Macintosh
Review and extension of Bhattacharyya's Modern Accounting Concepts in Kautilya's Arthasastra pp. 191-209: Richard Mattessich
Mercantilism, management accounting or managerialism? Cost accounting in early nineteenth-century US textile mills pp. 211-229: Thomas Tyson

Business ethics: A 3000-year-old orthodox perspective which impinges on contemporary business decisions pp. 1-11: Roger Lister
A case of an early 1900s principal-agent relationship in the Mississippi lumber industry pp. 13-31: Timothy McCoy and Dale Flesher
Victorian share-pricing - a problem in thin trading pp. 33-52: Marianne Pitts
Ferranti and the accountant, 1896-1975: The struggle between priorities and reality pp. 53-72: John Wilson
The life and death of the Australian permanent building societies pp. 73-103: Dianne Thomson and Malcolm Abbott
Accounting History Publications, 1995/6 pp. 105-124: Malcolm Anderson

Introduction pp. 251-257: R. H. Parker, Y. Lemarchand and T. Boyns
Hospital accounts and accounting systems: a study in the French region of Toulouse from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century pp. 259-280: Miche 'Le Lacombe-Saboly
Accounting and financial policy at Schneider (1837-75) pp. 281-294: Laurent Batsch
Accounting and accountants as essential elements in the development of central administration during the inter-war period: management ideology and technology at Alais, Froges et Camargue (AFC-Pechiney) pp. 295-314: Ludovic Cailluet
Management accounting in its social context: Rimailho revisited pp. 315-343: Henri Bouquin
The development of standard costing at SaintGobain, 1920-60: forty years of quarantine? pp. 345-365: Henri Zimnovitch
The development of discounted cash flow and profitability of investment in France in the 1960s pp. 367-380: Anne Pezet

'Publishing your private affairs to the world': corporate financial disclosures in the UK 1900-24 pp. 143-173: A. J. Arnold
The internationalization of British professional accounting: the role of the examination exporting bodies pp. 175-194: R. J. Briston and M. J. M. Kedslie
Firm structure and financial performance: the Lancashire textile industry, c.1884 - c.1960 pp. 195-232: David Higgins and Steven Toms
The professional background of company law pressure groups pp. 233-242: Stewart Jones

'Balancing the books': funding provincial hospitals in eighteenth-century England pp. 1-30: Amanda Berry
Progenitors of modern management accounting concepts and mensurations in pre-industrial England pp. 31-59: Michael Scorgie
Annual reporting disclosures 1970-90: an exemplification pp. 61-80: Susan Bartlett and Michael John Jones
The financial performance of the East African Development Bank: a retrospective analysis pp. 81-104: Victor Murinde and Joram Kariisa-Kasa
An overview of recent Dutch-language publications in accounting, business and financial history in the Netherlands pp. 105-136: Kees Camfferman