Critical perspectives on accounting

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  Año 1998, Vol. 9, Número 6

  • Volume Contents

    págs. 1-6

    

  • CRITICAL THEORY AND ACCOUNTING HISTORY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

    págs. 603-616

    

  • HISTORICAL ALLEGORIES: LET US HAVE DIVERSITY

    págs. 617-628

    

  • 7 Deadly Sins

    Mary M. Day

    pág. 629

    

  • Vanity

    Dean Efkarpidis

    pág. 630

    

  • HISTORY IS DEAD, LONG LIVE HISTORY

    págs. 631-639

    

  • Accountant's Lament

    Clara Richardson

    pág. 640

    

  • A DEFENCE OF ‘TRADITIONAL’ ACCOUNTING HISTORY RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

    págs. 641-666

    

  • Strangers

    Dianne Roden

    pág. 667

    

  • Notes to a Famine Account

    Frank Birkin

    pág. 668

    

  • THE STRUGGLE TO MATURITY IN WRITING THE HISTORY OF ACCOUNTING, AND THE PROMISE — SOME REFLECTIONS ON KEENAN'S DEFENCE OF ‘TRADITIONAL’ METHODOLOGY

    págs. 669-681

    

  • Lost Creativity

    Roger K. Doost

    pág. 682

    

  • Is Good Enough For Me

    Mike Dempsey

    págs. 683-684

    

  • GIVING AN ACCOUNT OF ACCOUNTING HISTORY: A REPLY TO KEENAN

    págs. 685-700

    

  • TELLING STORIES ABOUT ACCOUNTING HISTORY

    págs. 701-710

    

  • Breakfast in the Country

    Frank Birkin

    pág. 711

    

  • Gestures

    Mary Schroder

    pág. 712

    

  • RHETORIC, OBFUSCATION AND GENEALOGIES OF CALCULATION: A REPLY TO MY CRITICS

    págs. 713-719

    

  • Heart and Soul, and Begin Anew

    Kathy Rudkin

    pág. 720

    

  • Ode to Capacity

    C. J. McNair, Richard Vangermeersch

    pág. 721

    

  • Quandaries

    Nancy Berry

    pág. 722

    

  • Call For Papers

    pág. 723