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The Third Attempt to Unite the Dominant Professional Accounting Associations

Jasvinder Sidhu (), Soma Pillay () and Mahesh Joshi ()
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Jasvinder Sidhu: Federation University Australia
Soma Pillay: Federation University Australia
Mahesh Joshi: RMIT University

Chapter Chapter 8 in Understanding the Sociology of the Accounting Profession, 2023, pp 233-285 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter explains the third merger attempt, which, as in the case of each of the other merger attempts, had its own distinctive nuances. Unlike the first two merger attempts, where unity committees or integration committees were established, in the case of the third merger attempt most merger-related decisions, as will be shown, were taken by the presidents of both bodies. The context that led to the mounting of the third merger attempt had some commonalities with that of the first merger attempt. Similar to the first merger attempt, external pressures and developments created favourable conditions for mounting the third merger attempt.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-1572-9_8

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