Critical perspectives on accounting

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  Año 1999, Vol. 10, Número 4

  • FROM THE UNION HALL: A LABOR CRITIQUE OF THE NEW MANUFACTURING AND ACCOUNTING REGIMES

    págs. 399-423

    

  • I believe in free enterprise

    Robert Jupe

    pág. 424

    

  • Deconstructing the principal-agent model: a view from the bottom

    págs. 425-441

    

  • Managing by Numbers

    Chris Cowton

    pág. 442

    

  • ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING IN IRELAND: BARRIERS TO, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR, CHANGE

    Kevin Stevens, Peter J. CLlarke, Nancy Thorley Hill

    págs. 443-468

    

  • CONNECTING ACCOUNTING AND EDUCATION IN THE UK: DISCOURSES AND RATIONALITIES OF EDUCATION REFORM

    Pam Edwards, Keith Robson, Mahmoud Ezzamel

    págs. 469-500

    

  • Time diversification: an essay on the need to revisit finance theory

    Kevin Keasey, Kevin Littler, Robert Hudson, Mike Dempsey

    págs. 501-519

    

  • A Critical Dream

    Ibrahim O. Shahin

    pág. 520

    

  • ETHICAL RELATIVISM: A REASON FOR DIFFERENCES IN CORPORATE SOCIAL REPORTING?

    Linda Lewis, Jeffrey Unerman

    págs. 521-547

    

  • Bank Statement

    Wolf Heydebrand

    pág. 548

    

  • Call for Papers

    Mike Metcalfe, Glen Lehman

    pág. 549