Add to ORKGElaborates on the challenge of professionalism in accounting and the role of education in its achievement. Features of the 'ideal' in the accounting profession; State of professionalism among accountants in New Zealand; Signs of deprofessionalization; Major developments in the New Zealand Chartered Accountancy profession
University teaching of accountancy in New Zealand is probably unique in that it has developed hand i...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...
In advancing the 'professionalizing' claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
In advancing the 'professionalizing' claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
In recent years, the accounting profession has come in for considerable criticism mainly on the grou...
Drawing on research in the sociology of professions as a reference point, this study examines the pr...
Purpose - This paper seeks to present an invited response to a paper describing the historical relat...
Accounting education within undergraduate programs is facing a developing crisis in teaching student...
Over many decades the global development of professional accounting education programmes has been un...
In advancing the ‘professionalizing’ claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
Professions are characterised by the services they provide and in accounting this includes standard ...
This paper examines some aspects of the developing relationship between the state and the accounting...
This article explores the nature of professional accounting knowledge via an exposé of th...
The interface between academic education and professional training in accounting has been a contenti...
University teaching of accountancy in New Zealand is probably unique in that it has developed hand i...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...
In advancing the 'professionalizing' claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
In advancing the 'professionalizing' claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
In recent years, the accounting profession has come in for considerable criticism mainly on the grou...
Drawing on research in the sociology of professions as a reference point, this study examines the pr...
Purpose - This paper seeks to present an invited response to a paper describing the historical relat...
Accounting education within undergraduate programs is facing a developing crisis in teaching student...
Over many decades the global development of professional accounting education programmes has been un...
In advancing the ‘professionalizing’ claims, the UK accountancy bodies emphasise that their members ...
Professions are characterised by the services they provide and in accounting this includes standard ...
This paper examines some aspects of the developing relationship between the state and the accounting...
This article explores the nature of professional accounting knowledge via an exposé of th...
The interface between academic education and professional training in accounting has been a contenti...
University teaching of accountancy in New Zealand is probably unique in that it has developed hand i...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...
This paper examines the structure of the occupation of accounting in Australia between 1944 and 1951...