International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the cultural shift from professionalism to commercialism in the accounting profession based on an analysis of the promotional brochures used by the Ordre des comptables agréés du Québec, over the last forty years, to attract new members. The specific objectives are to examine accountancy's cultural representations depicted in brochures and to establish whether the representations under study provide further insight into the nature of the cultural shift. Drawing on the semiotic approach developed by Roland Barthes, our analysis is predicated on the idea that promotional brochures, though often simple in appearance, constitute complex representations that convey meaningful informat...
International audienceThis article offers a synthesis of previous research related to rhetoric and p...
International audienceThis paper presents the beginning of auditing in trading companies in France a...
Society’s perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in t...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the cultural shift from professionalis...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relative cultural shift from professionalism to ...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 864This paper analyses the transformations since 1970 in...
This paper examines the role of calculative practices in the creation of the Charlie Chaplin museum,...
Society’s perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in t...
This paper examines the role of calculative practices in the creation of the Charlie Chaplin museum,...
The paper seeks to explore in depth the ways in which rhetorical strategies are employed in the inte...
The purpose of our paper is to identify different images of accountants held by different groups of ...
Although we now recognise celebrity in such diverse areas as the celebrity trainer, celebrity chef a...
International audienceThis article offers a synthesis of previous research related to rhetoric and p...
International audienceThis paper presents the beginning of auditing in trading companies in France a...
Society’s perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in t...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to examine the cultural shift from professionalis...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relative cultural shift from professionalism to ...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
The goal of this doctoral research is to analyze the successive transformations of perceived image o...
Cahier de Recherche du Groupe HEC Paris, n° 864This paper analyses the transformations since 1970 in...
This paper examines the role of calculative practices in the creation of the Charlie Chaplin museum,...
Society’s perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in t...
This paper examines the role of calculative practices in the creation of the Charlie Chaplin museum,...
The paper seeks to explore in depth the ways in which rhetorical strategies are employed in the inte...
The purpose of our paper is to identify different images of accountants held by different groups of ...
Although we now recognise celebrity in such diverse areas as the celebrity trainer, celebrity chef a...
International audienceThis article offers a synthesis of previous research related to rhetoric and p...
International audienceThis paper presents the beginning of auditing in trading companies in France a...
Society’s perception of the legitimacy of the accounting profession and its members is grounded in t...