Special issue on international accounting history

Alan Richardson

Accounting and Business Research, 2002, vol. 32, issue 2, 63-65

Abstract: As firms, markets and regulation becomes global in scope, we need to understand cultures other than our own and the factors that shape the pattern of transnational development. This special issue of Accounting and Business Research includes examples of work in international accounting history that can provide insights into the international development of accounting practice and institutions. The papers include an examination of the linkages between the international business and political science literatures and accounting history (Richardson and MacDonald), a genealogy of the Niven family spanning two continents (Lee), an examination of the origins of operational auditing (Flesher and Zareski), and a history of voluntary harmonisation efforts among Nordic countries (Aisbitt).

Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.1080/00014788.2002.9728956

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