Accounting, Organizations and Society 1986 - Abstracts

Accounting, Organizations and Society 1986
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accounting and the examination: a genealogy of disciplinary power. (paper presented at the conference on Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting, held at the University of Manchester from July 8 through July 10, 1985, and supported by the Economic and Social Research Council of Great Britain)BusinessHoskin, Keith W., Macve, Richard H.
Accounting and theories of organizations: some preliminary considerations. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate school of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessCovaleski, Mark, Aiken, Michael
Accounting laboratory experiments on human judgment: some characteristics and influences.BusinessSnowball, D.
Accounting, organizations and rules: toward a sociology of price - a comment on Zald. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessJohnson, H. Thomas
An economic modeling approach to contingency theory and management control.BusinessLewis, Barry L., Evans, John H., III, Patton, James M.
A stochastic model of professional accountant turnover.BusinessBao, Ben-Hsien, Bao, Da-Hsien, Vasarhelyi, Miklos A.
Commentary on R.S. Kaplan 'the role for empirical research in management accounting'. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessTomkins, Cyril
Culture and accounting change: a new perspective on corporate reporting regulation and accounting policy formulation.BusinessHarrison, Graeme L., McKinnon, Jill L.
Discrepancies between the roles of budgeting.BusinessSamuelson, L.A.
Discussion of Covaleski and Aiken. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessBirnberg, Jacob G.
Discussion of 'social environments and organizational accounting'. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessDirsmith, Mark W.
Discussion of 'the micro dynamics of a budget-cutting process: modes, models and structure'. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessJablonsky, Stephen F.
Interactions and arrangements in the process of informing. (how managers become informed on issues)BusinessPreston, Alistair
Management information changes and functional fixation: some experimental evidence from the public sector.BusinessBarnes, P., Webb, J.
Methodological problems in functional fixation research: criticism and suggestions.BusinessWilner, N., Birnberg, J.
Organising the profession: a theoretical and historical examination of the development of the major accountancy bodies in the U.K.BusinessWillmott, Hugh
Organizational and decision characteristics and personality as determinants of control actions: a laboratory experiment.BusinessDas, Hari
Organization size, budget cycle, and budget related influence in city governments: an empirical study.BusinessDaft, Richard L., Giroux, Gary A., Mayper, Alan G.
Report format and task complexity: interaction in risk judgments.BusinessBlocher, Edward, Moffie, Robert P., Zmud, Robert W.
Shareholder bonding in financial mutuals: an exploratory study of the relative effects of altruism and agency.BusinessWilliams, David J.
Social environments and organizational accounting. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessMeyer, John W.
The budgetary process of power and politics.BusinessCovaleski, Mark A., Dirsmith, Mark W.
The comparative viewpoints of groups of accountants: more on the entity-proprietary debate.BusinessMoores, K., Steadman, G.T.
The contingency theory of corporate reporting: some empirical evidence.BusinessThomas, Andrew P.
The illusion of managerial control.BusinessDermer, J.D., Lucas, R.G.
The micro dynamics of a budget-cutting process: modes, models and structure. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessBoland, Richard J., Jr., Pondy, Louis R.
Theoretical constructions of and by the real. (origins of accounting theory)BusinessChua, Wai Fong
The relevance of managerial accounting information: a multinational analysis.BusinessSchweikart, James A.
The role for empirical research in management accounting. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessKaplan, Robert S.
The social construction of management control systems. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessNeimark, Marilyn, Tinker, Tony
The sociology of enterprise, accounting and budget rules: implications for organizational theory. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessZald, Mayer N.
The transformation of business finance into financial economics: the roles of academic expansion and changes in U.S. capital markets. (paper presented at the conference on Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting, held at the University of Manchester from July 8 through July 10, 1985, and supported by the Economic and Social Research Council of Great Britain)BusinessWhitley, Richard
Towards a critical understanding of accounting: the case of cost accounting in the U.K., 1914-1925. (paper presented at the conference on Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting, held at the University of Manchester from July 8 through July 10, 1985, and supported by the Economic and Social Research Council of Great Britain)BusinessLoft, Anne
Towards an optimal dialectical perspective: comments and extensions on Neimark and Tinker. (first of two collections of papers presented at the July 1984 conference sponsored by the Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin at Madison, entitled 'Towards Appreciating Accounting in its Organizational and Social Contexts')BusinessNord, Walter R.
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