In the past decade British management accounting researchers have evidenced a strong interest in employing the sociological perspective in their work. This has given rise to some of the most insightful and provocative literature currently on offer in managerial accounting. There are indications that sociology is also expanding into several other branches of accounting. Against this background the paper seeks to take stock of the development of the sociological tradition in management accounting research in an attempt to understand better what is going on in its name and hopefully to enhance future research in this branch of accounting, and within the discipline generally
This research note is the result of the authors ’ refl ections on epistemological issues in respect ...
ABSTAC: This paper presents a systematic framework on several recent topics, theories, approaches, a...
Debating the relevance and impact of research on practice is an ongoing theme in the management acco...
In the past decade British management accounting researchers have evidenced a strong interest in emp...
There exists growing interest in investigating the status and evolution of accounting research. Desp...
The publication of “Management accounting change: Approaches and perspectives” (Wickramasinghe, D., ...
Actually Management Accounting is considered for an important group of researchers as a social scien...
This paper is about the development of cost and/or management accounting research in Britain. The au...
A central notion behind this paper is that certain fundamental theoretical and philosophical assumpt...
There has been significant changes in the direction of management accounting research since the 1980...
This paper surveys the recent agency literature, emphasizing its managerial accounting implications....
The objective of this study is to discuss the main aspects of management accounting change and the p...
This Editorial introduces and comments on the implications of the papers presented at the 25th Anniv...
This article argues that one way to encourage much-needed attention by sociologists to accounting is...
Both accountants and their professional associations have come under pressure in recent years to mov...
This research note is the result of the authors ’ refl ections on epistemological issues in respect ...
ABSTAC: This paper presents a systematic framework on several recent topics, theories, approaches, a...
Debating the relevance and impact of research on practice is an ongoing theme in the management acco...
In the past decade British management accounting researchers have evidenced a strong interest in emp...
There exists growing interest in investigating the status and evolution of accounting research. Desp...
The publication of “Management accounting change: Approaches and perspectives” (Wickramasinghe, D., ...
Actually Management Accounting is considered for an important group of researchers as a social scien...
This paper is about the development of cost and/or management accounting research in Britain. The au...
A central notion behind this paper is that certain fundamental theoretical and philosophical assumpt...
There has been significant changes in the direction of management accounting research since the 1980...
This paper surveys the recent agency literature, emphasizing its managerial accounting implications....
The objective of this study is to discuss the main aspects of management accounting change and the p...
This Editorial introduces and comments on the implications of the papers presented at the 25th Anniv...
This article argues that one way to encourage much-needed attention by sociologists to accounting is...
Both accountants and their professional associations have come under pressure in recent years to mov...
This research note is the result of the authors ’ refl ections on epistemological issues in respect ...
ABSTAC: This paper presents a systematic framework on several recent topics, theories, approaches, a...
Debating the relevance and impact of research on practice is an ongoing theme in the management acco...