Accounting, Organizations and Society 1990 - Abstracts

Accounting, Organizations and Society 1990
TitleSubjectAuthors
Accounting in the shadow of Stalinism.BusinessBailey, Derek
Accounting knowledge and professional privilege: a replication and extension.BusinessRichardson, Alan J.
Accounting magic and corporate control: a discussion of Espeland and Hirsch.BusinessCrum, Robert P.
Agency research in managerial accounting: a second look. (Surveys of Management Accounting Research)BusinessBaiman, Stanely
Agency theory as ideology: a comparative analysis based on critical legal theory and radical accounting.BusinessHunt, Herbert G., III, Hogler, Raymond L.
An integrative framework for theory construction and testing.BusinessHughes, Marie Adele, Kwon, Soon-Yong
Budgetary participation, agreement on evaluation criteria and managerial performance: a research note.BusinessDunk, Alan S.
Budget-related behavior in public sector organizations: some empirical evidence.BusinessWilliams, John J., MacIntosh, Norman B., Moore, John C.
Deciding for responsibility and legitimation: alternative interpretations of organizational decision-making.BusinessBrunsson, Nils
Dialectic tension, double reflexivity and the everyday accounting researcher: on using qualitative methods.BusinessCovaleski, Mark A., Dirsmith, Mark W.
Inflation-adjusted disclosures and the determination of ability to pay in collective bargaining.BusinessMautz, R. David, Jr.
Information overload: a temporal approach.BusinessSchick, Allen G., Haka, Susan, Gordon, Lawrence A.
Making accountancy practical.BusinessMiller, Peter, O'Leary, Ted
On the interrelations between accounting and the state.BusinessMiller, Peter
Ownership changes, accounting practice and the redefinition of the corporation.BusinessEspeland, Wendy Nelson, Hirsch, Paul M.
Some experimental evidence of functional fixation: a research note.BusinessMoon, Philip
Sources and effects of decisions: a comment on Brunsson.BusinessMeyer, John W.
Strategy and accounting in a U.K. conglomerate.BusinessRoberts, John
Strategy, organization and control: some possibilities for accounting research.BusinessDent, Jeremy F.
Structuration theory in management accounting.BusinessMacintosh, Norman B., Scapens, Robert W.
The appearance and disappearance of accounting: wage determination in the U.K. coal industry. (United Kingdom)BusinessBougen, P.D., Ogden, S.G., Outram, Q.
The case for strategic management accounting: the role of accounting information for strategy in competitive markets.BusinessBromwich, Michael
The dilemma of implementing controls: the case of managerial accounting.BusinessArgyris, Chris
The effect of information load on decision makers' cue utilization levels and decision quality in a financial distress decision task.BusinessChewning, Eugene G., Jr., Harrell, Adrian M.
The effects of financial controls on data manipulation and management myopia.BusinessMerchant, Kenneth A.
The enactment of management control systems: a critique of Simons.BusinessGray, Barbara
The linear additive and interactive effects of budgetary goal difficulty and feedback on performance.BusinessHirst, Mark K., Lowy, Steven M.
The market reaction to social responsibility disclosures: the case of the Sullivan Principles signings.BusinessPatten, Dennis M.
The role of budgetary information in performance evaluation. (Surveys of Management Accounting Research)BusinessHirst, Mark, Briers, Michael
The role of management control systems in creating competitive advantage: new perspectives.BusinessSimons, Robert
The roles of accounting information systems in an organization experiencing financial crisis.BusinessEzzamel, Mahmoud, Bourn, Michael
The strategic agenda: accounting for issues and support.BusinessDermer, Jerry
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