All Stories

  1. The discovery of cumulative knowledge
  2. The Accountancy profession
  3. Merging the Profession: A Social Network Analysis of the Consolidation of the Accounting Profession in Canada
  4. Managing Revenue and Costs to Implement Strategy: The Conference Organizer's Dilemma
  5. Accounting institutions as truce: The emergence of accounting in the governance of transnational mail flows
  6. Quantitative research and the critical accounting project
  7. The cost of a telegram: Accounting and the evolution of international regulation of the telegraph
  8. Governance and control in networks: a case study of the Universal Postal Union
  9. CVS/Caremark: The Costs and Strategy of a Tobacco-Free Pharmacy
  10. Paradigm art
  11. To Tip or Not to Tip, That Is the Question: Rewarding Customer Service Encounters
  12. The development of the accounting profession in the Holy Land since 1920: cultural memory and accounting institutions
  13. Vernacular accountings: Bridging the cognitive and the social in the analysis of employee-generated accounting systems
  14. Merging the Profession: A Historical Perspective on Accounting Association Mergers in Canada
  15. What do I have to do to get noticed around here?
  16. Paradigms, theory and management accounting practice: A comment on Parker (forthcoming) “Qualitative management accounting research: Assessing deliverables and relevance”
  17. Does academic management accounting lag practice? A cliometric study
  18. Editorial
  19. Regulatory competition in accounting. A history of the Accounting Standards Authority of Canada
  20. Justification and accounting: applying sociology of worth to accounting research
  21. Agency and structure in budgeting: Thesis, antithesis and synthesis
  22. Aggregating Incomplete Lists of Journal Rankings: An Application to Academic Accounting Journals*
  23. Legitimating Transnational Standard-Setting: The Case of the International Accounting Standards Board
  24. Accountancy and Empire
  25. Accounting in markets, hierarchies and networks: The role of accounting in the transnational governance of postal transactions
  26. Regulatory networks for accounting and auditing standards: A social network analysis of Canadian and international standard-setting
  27. Strategies in the development of accounting history as an academic discipline
  28. Review ofFinancial Reporting and Global Capital Markets: A History of the International Accounting Standards Committee, 1973-2000
  29. Due Process and Standard-setting: An Analysis of Due Process in Three Canadian Accounting and Auditing Standard-setting Bodies
  30. Accounting History
  31. Professional “brand”, personal identity and resistance to change in the Canadian accounting profession
  32. The Myth of the Marketing Revolution
  33. AUDITOR SWITCHING AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION
  34. Accounting as a Legitimating Institution
  35. Applied Research in Accounting
  36. Identity, appropriateness and the construction of regulatory space: the formation of the Public Accountant's Council of Ontario
  37. Welcome to Canadian Accounting Perspectives
  38. Welcome to Canadian Accounting Perspectives
  39. Linking international business theory to accounting history: implications of the international evolution of the state and the firm for accounting history research
  40. Social disclosure, financial disclosure and the cost of equity capital
  41. Truth and the Evolution of the Professions: A Comparative Study of “Truth in Advertising” and “True and Fair” Financial Statements in North America during the Progressive Era
  42. Accounting standard-setting in Canada, 1864–1992: A theoretical analysis of structural evolution
  43. The University Context of Accounting Education in Canada*
  44. Institutional Pressures on University Accounting Education in Canada*
  45. Le cadre universitaire de la formation en comptabilité au Canada
  46. Les pressions institutionnelles sur la formation en comptabilité dans les universités au Canada
  47. Strategic Financial Disclosure: Evidence from Labor Negotiations
  48. L'information financière stratégique: le cas des négociations collectives
  49. Institutional responses to bank failure: A comparative case study of the Home Bank (1923) and Canadian Commercial Bank (1985) failures
  50. Educational Policy and Professional Status: A Case History of the Ontario Accountancy Profession
  51. Accounting Competence: Canadian Experiences
  52. Canadian academic accountants' productivity: A survey of 10 refereed publications, 1976–1989*
  53. La productivité des professeurs de comptabilité au Canada: dépouillement de 10 publications spécialisées, 1976-1989
  54. The Management of Corporate Financial Disclosure: Opportunism, Ritualism, Policies, and Processes
  55. Accounting knowledge and professional privilege: A replication and extension
  56. CANADA'S ACCOUNTING ELITE: 1880–1930
  57. Corporatism and intraprofessional hegemony: A study of regulation and internal social order
  58. Accounting knowledge and professional privilege
  59. Professionalization and Intraprofessional Competition in the Canadian Accounting Profession
  60. Accounting as a legitimating institution
  61. The Production of Institutional Behaviour: A Constructive Comment on the Use of Institutionalization Theory in Organizational Analysis
  62. An integrative theory of organizational legitimation
  63. Group Work and Student Culture
  64. Unfair comparisons.
  65. Symbolic and Substantive Legitimation in Professional Practice