Add to ORKGUsing examples from Rome, the Renaissance, and modernity, this chapter takes an historical view on how accounts allow organizations to coalesce. This phenomenon is described as a process of composition where the visual and material spaces of accounts prompt their users to perform ordered classifications of arguments that make organizations tangible. Organizing is thus conceived as the regular encounter between people and artefacts. Such encounters support the coexistence of different interconnected organizings, resulting from multiple engagements with the signs and words in account books, as illustrated by the outcomes of budgetary discussions between engineers and traders in a hydroelectric company.PostprintPeer reviewe
Utilising archival materials relating to an Italian pottery manufacturer, Manifattura Ginori, this p...
Arlinghaus F-J. Bookkeeping, Double Entry Bookkeeping. In: Kleinhens C, ed. Medieval Italy: An Encyc...
Much social scientizing tends to be ahistorical, particularly with regard to its fundamental terms a...
Using examples from Rome, the Renaissance, and modernity, this chapter takes an historical view on h...
During the past few years research on cultural, behavioural and social aspects of organizational ac...
We are grateful to the Fondation Audencia for the financial support provided for our archival resear...
This paper encourages scholars of management to pay attention to the mutually constitutive nature of...
This paper assumes that a primary function of management accounting is the representation of “accoun...
The paper aims to improve understanding of the role played by accounting in its function of governme...
More than 35 years ago, calls were made for research on the constitutive role of accounting. Since t...
This paper explores the craft of visual accounts in corporate reporting practices through an arts-in...
This volume stems from a conference organised in November 2018 at the University of Bucharest in th...
The emergence of double entry bookkeeping marked the shift in bookkeeping from a mechanical task t...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
Utilising archival materials relating to an Italian pottery manufacturer, Manifattura Ginori, this p...
Arlinghaus F-J. Bookkeeping, Double Entry Bookkeeping. In: Kleinhens C, ed. Medieval Italy: An Encyc...
Much social scientizing tends to be ahistorical, particularly with regard to its fundamental terms a...
Using examples from Rome, the Renaissance, and modernity, this chapter takes an historical view on h...
During the past few years research on cultural, behavioural and social aspects of organizational ac...
We are grateful to the Fondation Audencia for the financial support provided for our archival resear...
This paper encourages scholars of management to pay attention to the mutually constitutive nature of...
This paper assumes that a primary function of management accounting is the representation of “accoun...
The paper aims to improve understanding of the role played by accounting in its function of governme...
More than 35 years ago, calls were made for research on the constitutive role of accounting. Since t...
This paper explores the craft of visual accounts in corporate reporting practices through an arts-in...
This volume stems from a conference organised in November 2018 at the University of Bucharest in th...
The emergence of double entry bookkeeping marked the shift in bookkeeping from a mechanical task t...
It is not possible to state at just what period in history the science of bookkeeping originated. It...
Utilising archival materials relating to an Italian pottery manufacturer, Manifattura Ginori, this p...
Arlinghaus F-J. Bookkeeping, Double Entry Bookkeeping. In: Kleinhens C, ed. Medieval Italy: An Encyc...
Much social scientizing tends to be ahistorical, particularly with regard to its fundamental terms a...