| Accounting, Organizations and Society 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Accounting standards, health care, and retired American workers: an institutional critique. | Business | Hunt, Herbert G., III, Hogler, Raymond L., Wilson, Paula A. |
| A comparison of compensatory and noncompensatory models of judgment: effects of task predictability and degrees of freedom. (includes appendices) | Business | Selling, Thomas I., Schneider, Linda G. |
| A note on the role of memory in commercial loan officers' use of accounting and character information. (includes appendix) | Business | Beaulieu, Philip R. |
| Auditors' behavior in an audit conflict situation: a research note on the role of locus of control and ethical reasoning. (includes appendix) | Business | Gul, Ferdinand A., Tsui, Judy S.L. |
| Auditor's knowledge content and judgment performance: a cognitive script approach. (includes appendix) | Business | Choo, Freddie |
| Auditors' perceptions of client firms: the stigma of decline and the stigma of growth. (includes appendix) | Business | McKinley, William, Schick, Allen G., Ponemon, Lawrence A. |
| Audit the taxpayer, not the return: tax auditing as an expression game.(Probing Further into Auditing and its Consequences) | Business | Pentland, Brian T., Carlile, Paul |
| Creative compliance in financial reporting. | Business | Shah, Atuk K. |
| Designing the annual reports of Burton PLC from 1930 to 1994.(Making Visible and the Construction of Visibilities: Shifting Agendas in the Design of the Corporate Report) | Business | McKinstry, Sam |
| Early regulatory actions by the SEC: an institutional theory perspective on the dramaturgy of political exchanges. | Business | Dirsmith, Mark W., Fogarty, Timothy, Bealing, William E., Jr. |
| Habermas, law and accounting. (Jurgen Habermas) | Business | Laughlin, Richard, Power, Michael |
| Imag(in)ing annual reports.(Making Visible and the Construction of Visibilities: Shifting Agendas in the Design of the Corporate Report) | Business | Preston, Alistair M., Wright, Christopher, Young, Joni J. |
| Incomplete contracts and the make or buy decision: governance design and attainable flexibility.(Studies of Information Flows in Interorganizational Networks) | Business | Gietzmann, Miles B. |
| Influential accounting articles, individuals, Ph.D. granting institutions and faculties: a citational analysis. (includes appendix) | Business | Brown, Lawrence D. |
| Institutional thinking: the case of financial instruments. | Business | Young, Joni J. |
| Introduction. (auditing research)(Probing Further into Auditing and its Consequences) | Business | Hopwood, Anthony G. |
| Is accounting a global or a local discipline? Evidence from major research journals. | Business | Kasanen, Eero, Lukka, Kari |
| Looking across rather than up and down: on the need to explore the lateral processing of information.(Studies of Information Flows in Interorganizational Networks) | Business | Hopwood, Anthony G. |
| Louis D. Brandeis and standard cost accounting: a study of the construction of historical agency. (US Supreme Court justice) | Business | Oakes, Leslie S., Miranti, Paul J., Jr. |
| Making things auditable.(Probing Further into Auditing and its Consequences) | Business | Power, Michael |
| Management accounting systems, task uncertainty and managerial performance: a research note. | Business | Chong, Vincent K. |
| Obeying the rules: accounting for regulatory compliance costs in the United Kingdom. | Business | Froud, Julie, Boden, Rebecca |
| Pictures and the bottom line: the television epistemology of U.S. annual reports. (includes appendix)(Making Visible and the Construction of Visibilities: Shifting Agendas in the Design of the Corporate Report) | Business | Flesher, Dale L., Jordan, Robert E., Graves, O. Finley |
| "Real-izing" the benefits of new technologies as a source of audit evidence: an interpretive field study.(Probing Further into Auditing and its Consequences) | Business | Fischer, Michael J. |
| Structure and agency in management accounting research: a response to Boland's interpretive act. (response to Richard J. Boland Jr., Accounting, Organizations and Society, p. 1, Feb./Apr. 1993) | Business | Macintosh, Norman B., Scapens, Robert W. |
| Styles of accountability. (accountability in British and German firms)(includes appendices) | Business | Ahrens, Thomas |
| Supermarkets and suppliers in the United Kingdom: system integration, information and control(Studies of Information Flows in Interorganizational Networks) | Business | Garnsey, Elizabeth, Frances, Jennifer |
| The diffusion of managerial accounting procedures in the People's Republic of China and the influence of foreign partnered joint ventures. | Business | Firth, Michael |
| The effect of information selection, information processing and task complexity on predictive accuracy of auditors. | Business | Simnett, Roger |
| The effects of precedents and client position on auditors' financial accounting policy judgment. | Business | Salterio, Steven |
| The imagery and reality of peer review in the U.S.: insights from institutional theory.(Probing Further into Auditing and its Consequences) | Business | Fogarty, Timothy J. |
| The impact of perceived environmental uncertainty and individual differences on management information requirements: a research note. (includes appendix) | Business | Fisher, Cathy |
| The influence of funding source and legislative requirements on government cost accounting practices. (includes appendices) | Business | Ittner, Christopher D., Geiger, Dale R. |
| The moral regulation of markets: professions, privatization and the English Insolvency Act 1986. | Business | Carruthers, Bruce G., Halliday, Terence C. |
| The past, present and future of accounting: a review essay of 'Accounting, Organizations and Society: The Inside and Outside of Accounting' by Sadao Takatera. | Business | Sawabe, Norio, Kokubu, Katsuhiko |
| The production of knowledge in accounting. (includes appendices) | Business | Manninen, Ari |
| The use of organizational controls and their effects on data manipulation and management myopia: a Japan vs U.S. comparison. | Business | Chow, Chee W., Merchant, Kenneth A., Kato, Yutaka |
| Why shared meanings have no place in structuration theory: a reply to Scapens and Macintosh. (in this issue, p. 675) | Business | Boland, Richard J. Jr. |
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