Accounting, organizations and society: an international journal devoted to the behavioural, organizational and social aspects of accounting

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  Año 2000, Vol. 25, Número 2

  • Do we really 'know' what we think we know? A case study of seminal research and its subsequent overgeneralization - Do the facts speak for themselves?

    T.E. Christensen, L. Smith Bamber

    págs. 103-129

    

  • The history of accounting and the transition to capitalism in England. Part one: theory - A critical introduction

    R.A. Bryer

    págs. 131-162

    

  • ''Presents'' for the ''Indians'': land, colonialism and accounting in Canada

    D. Neu

    págs. 163-184

    

  • The design and effects of control systems: tests of direct- and indirect-effects models

    M.D. Shields

    págs. 185-202

    

  • Effects of the preparer's justification on the reviewer's hypothesis generation and judgment in analytical procedures - a decade later

    H.-T. Tan, J. Yip-Ow

    págs. 203-215