| Accounting, Organizations and Society 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accountants as "new guard dogs" of capitalism: stereotype or research agenda?(The Commercialization of Accounting: Reviews and a Reply) | Business | Dezalay, Yves |
| Accounting and the soul of the middle class: Gustav Freytag's 'Soll und Haben.' | Business | Maltby, Josephine |
| Accounting choice and a theory of crisis: the cases of post-privatization British Telecom and British Gas. | Business | Puxty, Anthony G. |
| Accounting for organizational performance: the construction of the customer in the privatized water industry. | Business | Ogden, S.G. |
| An examination of gender stereotyping as an explanation for vertical job segregation in public accounting. (includes appendix) | Business | Hull, Rita P., Umansky, Philip H. |
| An examination of market efficiency: information order effects in a laboratory market. | Business | Tuttle, Brad, Coller, Maribeth, Burton, F. Greg |
| An examination of the descriptive validity of the belief-adjustment model and alternative attitudes to evidence in auditing. (includes appendices) | Business | Bamber, E. Michael, Tubbs, Richard M., Ramsay, Robert J. |
| CATS, RATS, and EARS: making the case for ethnographic accounting research. (critical accounting theory studies, rational accounting theory studies; ethnographic accounting research studies) | Business | Jonsson, Sten, Macintosh, Norman B. |
| Changes in accounting policies and investment analysts' fixation on accounting figures. | Business | Vergoossen, R.G.A. |
| Cognitive moral development and auditor independence. (includes appendix) | Business | Roberts, Robin W., Sweeney, John T. |
| Commercializing the service class and economic restructuring - a response to my critics. (response to Yves Dezalay, and Hugh Willmott and Prem Sikka in this issue, pp. 825 and 831)(The Commercialization of Accounting: Reviews and a Reply) | Business | Hanlon, G. |
| Customer-focused manufacturing strategy and the use of operations-based non-financial performance measures: a research note. (includes appendix) | Business | Harrison, G., Perera, S., Poole, M. |
| Expertise and the construction of relevance: accountants and environmental audit. (includes appendix) | Business | Power, Michael |
| From complete exclusion to minimal inclusion: African Americans and the public accounting industry, 1965-1988. (includes appendices) | Business | Hammond, Theresa Davis |
| Hypothesis revision strategies in conducting analytical procedures. (includes appendix) | Business | Wright, A., Asare, S.K. |
| Identification of accounting firm alumni with their former firm: antecedents and outcomes. | Business | Bamber, E. Michael, Barefield, Russell M., Iyer, Venkataraman M. |
| Management control systems and strategy: a critical review.(On Understanding Accounting's Contingencies) | Business | Langfield-Smith, Kim |
| Management control systems in research and development organizations: the role of accounting, behavior and personnel controls. (includes appendix) | Business | Abernethy, Margaret A., Brownell, Peter |
| Objectivity, relativism, and truth in external financial reporting: what's really at stake in the disputes? | Business | Shapiro, Brian P. |
| On the commercialization of accountancy thesis: a review essay.(The Commercialization of Accounting: Reviews and a Reply) | Business | Willmott, Hugh, Sikka, Prem |
| Quality strategy, strategic control systems, and organizational performance. (includes appendix) | Business | Ittner, Christopher D., Larcker, DAvid F. |
| Reflections on a contingent view of accounting.(On Understanding Accounting's Contingencies) | Business | Chapman, Christopher S. |
| Re-presenting the external: editorials and the Canadian CAs (1936-1950). (chartered accountants) | Business | Neu, Dean, Simmons, Cynthia |
| Spain, July 1988: some observations on becoming professional. | Business | Bougen, P.D. |
| Status building: some reflections on the architectural history of Chartered Accountants' Hall, London, 1889-1893. | Business | McKinstry, Sam |
| Strategy, budgeting, and crisis in Latin America. (includes appendices) | Business | Collins, F., Holzmann, O., Mendoza, R. |
| Structure and agency in an institutionalized setting: the application and social transformation of control in the Big Six. (six largest accounting firms in the US) | Business | Covaleski, Mark A., Dirsmith, Mark W., Heian, James B. |
| Talking accounting: an ethnography of management knowledge in British and German brewers. | Business | Ahrens, Thomas |
| The diagnosis-related group-prospective payment system and the problem of the government of rationing health care to the elderly. | Business | Neu, Dean, Preston, Alistair M., Chua, Wai-Fong |
| The effect of strategy and organizational structure on the adoption and implementation of activity-based costing. | Business | Gosselin, Maurice |
| "The excited and dangerous state of the natives of Hawkes Bay": a particular study of the nineteenth century financial management. | Business | Hooper, Keith, Kearins, Kathryn |
| The FASB's executive stock option controversy supports increasing the research and teaching of political accounting.(Letter to the Editor) | Business | Owsen, Dwight M. |
| The persuasiveness of audit evidence: the case of accounting policy decisions. | Business | Salterio, S., Koonce, L. |
| The unbearable ambiguity of accounting. | Business | McSweeney, Brendan |
| User involvement in the standard-setting process: a research note on the congruence of accountant and user perceptions of decision usefulness. | Business | Harding, Noel, Mckinnon, Jill |
| Visions of organization and organizations of vision: the representational practices of information systems development. | Business | Bloomfield, Brian P., Vurdubakis, Theo |
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