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A Weberian model applied to the study of accounting stagnation in late Qing China

Pak Auyeung
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Paul Ivory
Pages 5-26 | Published online: 06 Dec 2010

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Lan Peng & Alistair M. Brown. (2017) The Chinese accounting reformation of the 1930s. Accounting History Review 27:2, pages 177-199.
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Tobias E Wissler. (2013) Accounting for eternal glory: Financial statements on temple stelae in nineteenth-century South China. Accounting History 18:2, pages 229-255.
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Nooch Kuasirikun & Philip Constable. (2010) The cosmology of accounting in mid 19th-century Thailand. Accounting, Organizations and Society 35:6, pages 596-627.
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Jayne Bisman & Weini Liao. (2009) Making the mainstream. Asian Review of Accounting 17:3, pages 180-197.
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Shahzad Uddin. (2009) Rationalities, domination and accounting control: A case study from a traditional society. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 20:6, pages 782-794.
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Pak K. Auyeung, Lei Fu & Zhixiang Liu. (2011) Double-Entry Bookkeeping in Early-Twentieth-Century China. Business History Review 79:1, pages 73-96.
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Keith Hoskin, Debin Ma & Richard H. Macve. (2016) Rational Evolution or Socially Constructed Counter-Myth? Cross-Cultural Perceptions of the Development of Chinese Commercial Accounting Up to C.1850 and Its Significance. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Keith Hoskin & Richard H. Macve. (2012) Contesting the Indigenous Development of 'Chinese Double-Entry Bookkeeping' and its Significance in China's Economic Institutions and Business Organization Before c.1850. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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Weipeng Yuan, Richard H. Macve & Debin Ma. (2015) The Development of Chinese Accounting and Bookkeeping before 1850: Initial Insights from the TTng TTi Shhng Business Account Books (1798-1850). SSRN Electronic Journal.
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