Accounting, organizations and society: an international journal devoted to the behavioural, organizational and social aspects of accounting

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  Año 1989, Vol. 14, Número 1-2

  • LETTING THE CHAT OUT OF THE BAG: DECONSTRUCTION, PRIVILEGE AND ACCOUNTING RESEARCH.

    C. Edward Arrington, Jere R. Francis

    pág. 1

    

  • Budget in a cold climate.

    Barbara Czarniawska-Joerges, Bengt Jacobsson

    pág. 29

    

  • A LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OF ALTERNATIVE TRANSFER PRICING MECHANISMS.

    Douglas V. Dejong, Robert Forsythe

    pág. 41

    

  • LINEAR VERSUS PROCESS TRACING APPROACHES TO JUDGMENT MODELLING: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON CUE IMPORTANCE.

    John Shank, Thomas Selling

    pág. 65

    

  • AUDIT JUDGMENT RESEARCH.

    Paul E. Johnson, Karim Jamal, R. Glen Berryman

    pág. 83

    

  • IMAGE THEORY: AN ALTERNATIVE DESCRIPTION OF AUDIT DECISIONS.

    Lee Roy Beach, James R. Frederickson

    pág. 101

    

  • EXPERTISE IN AUDITING: MYTH OR REALITY?

    Jean Bedard

    pág. 113

    

  • VERBAL PROTOCOL RESEARCH IN AUDITING.

    Theodore J. Mock, George F. Klersey

    pág. 133

    

  • THE EFFICACY OF A RED FLAGS QUESTIONNAIRE FOR ASSESSING THE POSSIBILITY OF FRAUD.

    Karen V. Pincus

    pág. 153

    

  • COGNITIVE HEURISTICS AND BIASES IN BEHAVIORAL AUDITING: REVIEW, COMMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS.

    James Shanteau

    pág. 165

    

  • AUDITORS' CAUSAL JUDGMENTS: EFFECTS OF FORWARD VS BACKWARD INFERENCE ON INFORMATION PROCESSING.

    William S. Waller, William L. Felix Jr.

    pág. 179