The accounting historian\u27s part in the wider preservation (i.e., keeping of old documents) is to conduct a campaign to persuade people?? this include librarians who are forced to prune their stocks of material through lack of space?? to destroy old business records or printed books until an accountant expert has examined them.Once the material has been safeguarded from destruction, whether within a larger collection or on its own, it needs to be catalogued and stored-catalogued to make it Known and to fix it (here illustrations are a great help), stored in a form which makes it easily accessible to researchers
Archival records are a constitutive element of business historical research, and such research, in t...
Several years ago, the Academy\u27s Archives Committee compiled the following list of business archi...
In recent years accounting historiography has been enriched by a considerable volume of debate surro...
The accounting historian\u27s part in the wider preservation (i.e., keeping of old documents) is to ...
The objective of this article is to convince business managers that their records are academically i...
Documents are a primary source of potential accounting history: annual reports, worksheets, contract...
Preservation is a fundamental management function for archivists, librarians, curators, history prof...
The introduction of A Practical System of Book-Keeping, Sixth Edition, Revised, by Levi S. Fulton an...
One principal goal of the Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC) is to ensure that ...
This paper considers how innovations in information technology have changed the process by which acc...
Should academic libraries preserve material books or discard them? This wide-ranging bibliography pl...
I began my collection of old accounting books in 1978 when my wife took me into a small antique stor...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
TO THE PURIST, the topic of this chapter might be considered somewhat of a contradiction in terms. B...
If there was ever a time when archives and libraries were places of refuge from the flux of the surr...
Archival records are a constitutive element of business historical research, and such research, in t...
Several years ago, the Academy\u27s Archives Committee compiled the following list of business archi...
In recent years accounting historiography has been enriched by a considerable volume of debate surro...
The accounting historian\u27s part in the wider preservation (i.e., keeping of old documents) is to ...
The objective of this article is to convince business managers that their records are academically i...
Documents are a primary source of potential accounting history: annual reports, worksheets, contract...
Preservation is a fundamental management function for archivists, librarians, curators, history prof...
The introduction of A Practical System of Book-Keeping, Sixth Edition, Revised, by Levi S. Fulton an...
One principal goal of the Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC) is to ensure that ...
This paper considers how innovations in information technology have changed the process by which acc...
Should academic libraries preserve material books or discard them? This wide-ranging bibliography pl...
I began my collection of old accounting books in 1978 when my wife took me into a small antique stor...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
TO THE PURIST, the topic of this chapter might be considered somewhat of a contradiction in terms. B...
If there was ever a time when archives and libraries were places of refuge from the flux of the surr...
Archival records are a constitutive element of business historical research, and such research, in t...
Several years ago, the Academy\u27s Archives Committee compiled the following list of business archi...
In recent years accounting historiography has been enriched by a considerable volume of debate surro...