International audienceThe hypothesis put forward in this article is that accounting practices constituted a technique of asceticism and government within religious communities in the late Middle Ages, which inspired merchants to develop an ascetic conception of their own accounting practice and profession. This requires a fresh look at the reasons for the legitimacy and rationality that the use of registers and figures conferred on economic transactions and those who carried them out. To do this, we examine the registers of fifteen institutions in Provence and Italy, eight chapters of canons, a Cluniac priory and six convents of the mendicant orders, as well as manuals and writings of merchants. The different ways in which the accounting in...
Informed by the work of Laughlin and Booth, the chapter analyzes the role of accounting and accounta...
Purpose – The study investigates the use of accounting information in the form of a confession as a ...
Our paper addresses what the moral foundations of accounting are, regardless of capitalistic operati...
International audienceThe hypothesis put forward in this article is that accounting practices consti...
International audienceThis article aims to explore what the final state of the Apostolic Chamber’s a...
This paper proposes a reflection on the degree of alignment between the indications of P. Lodovico F...
This article aims to highlight the role played by accounting in monastic institutions throughout his...
The findings of the studies on accounting of the religious organizations in Spain prove the ability ...
International audienceOur paper addresses what the moral foundations of accounting are, regardless o...
Purpose: The study investigates the use of accounting information in the form of a confession as a t...
This work questions whether religious organisations, whose members have common shared beliefs and sa...
The accounting documents, directly issued from the practice of business, allow historians to penetra...
The roles of written and visual accounting techniques in establishing conditions of possibility in m...
This paper opens with a presentation of the fiscal panorama of the XVII and XIX C. from the institut...
Let us consider the accounting problems for an abbey, a monastery, one of the prominent social insti...
Informed by the work of Laughlin and Booth, the chapter analyzes the role of accounting and accounta...
Purpose – The study investigates the use of accounting information in the form of a confession as a ...
Our paper addresses what the moral foundations of accounting are, regardless of capitalistic operati...
International audienceThe hypothesis put forward in this article is that accounting practices consti...
International audienceThis article aims to explore what the final state of the Apostolic Chamber’s a...
This paper proposes a reflection on the degree of alignment between the indications of P. Lodovico F...
This article aims to highlight the role played by accounting in monastic institutions throughout his...
The findings of the studies on accounting of the religious organizations in Spain prove the ability ...
International audienceOur paper addresses what the moral foundations of accounting are, regardless o...
Purpose: The study investigates the use of accounting information in the form of a confession as a t...
This work questions whether religious organisations, whose members have common shared beliefs and sa...
The accounting documents, directly issued from the practice of business, allow historians to penetra...
The roles of written and visual accounting techniques in establishing conditions of possibility in m...
This paper opens with a presentation of the fiscal panorama of the XVII and XIX C. from the institut...
Let us consider the accounting problems for an abbey, a monastery, one of the prominent social insti...
Informed by the work of Laughlin and Booth, the chapter analyzes the role of accounting and accounta...
Purpose – The study investigates the use of accounting information in the form of a confession as a ...
Our paper addresses what the moral foundations of accounting are, regardless of capitalistic operati...