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Professions and patriarchy revisited. Accountancy in England and Wales, 1887–1914

Stephen P. Walker Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 185-225 | Published online: 06 Jul 2011

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Claire Evans & Nick Rumens. (2022) Gender inequality and the professionalisation of accountancy in the UK from 1870 to the interwar years. Business History 64:7, pages 1244-1259.
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Stefano Coronella, Massimo Sargiacomo & Stephen P. Walker. (2015) Unification and Dual Closure in the Italian Accountancy Profession, 1861–1906. European Accounting Review 24:1, pages 167-197.
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Dale L. Flesher & Gary J. Previts. (2014) Haskins & Sells during the First World War and its aftermath. Accounting History Review 24:2-3, pages 211-225.
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Stephen P. Walker. (2013) Major contributors to the British accounting profession: a biographical sourcebook. Accounting History Review 23:1, pages 112-114.
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Malcolm Anderson. (2012) Accounting History publications 2011. Accounting History Review 22:3, pages 301-305.
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Giovanna Galizzi, Karen McBride & Benedetta Siboni. (2023) Patriarchy persists: Experiences of barriers to women's career progression in Italian accounting academia. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, pages 102625.
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Thomas A. Lee. (2021) Larson and socio-economic closures in public accountancy professionalization. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 35:2, pages 300-324.
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Mohini P. Vidwans & Rosalind H. Whiting. (2021) Century plus journeys: using career crafting to explore the career success of pioneer women accountants. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 35:2, pages 355-384.
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Bridget Efeoghene Ogharanduku, William J. Jackson & Audrey S. Paterson. (2021) Beautiful SWAN, or ugly duckling? The attempt to reduce gender inequality by the Society of Women Accountants of Nigeria. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 79, pages 102245.
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Darren T Baker & Deborah N Brewis. (2020) The melancholic subject: A study of self-blame as a gendered and neoliberal psychic response to loss of the ‘perfect worker’. Accounting, Organizations and Society 82, pages 101093.
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Darren T BakerElisabeth K Kelan. (2018) Splitting and blaming: The psychic life of neoliberal executive women. Human Relations 72:1, pages 69-97.
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Louella McCarthy. (2017) Finding a Space for Women: The British Medical Association and Women Doctors in Australia, 1880–1939. Medical History 62:1, pages 91-111.
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Derek Matthews. (2017) Publications in Accounting History: A Long-Run Statistical Survey. Accounting Historians Journal 44:2, pages 69-98.
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Kathryn Haynes. (2017) Accounting as gendering and gendered: A review of 25 years of critical accounting research on gender. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 43, pages 110-124.
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Chris Poullaos. (2016) Canada vs Britain in the imperial accountancy arena, 1908–1912: Symbolic capital, symbolic violence. Accounting, Organizations and Society 51, pages 47-63.
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Orthodoxia Kyriacou. (2016) Accounting for images of ‘equality’ in digital space: Towards an exploration of the Greek Accounting Professional Institute. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 35, pages 35-57.
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Carla Edgley, Nina Sharma & Fiona Anderson-Gough. (2016) Diversity and professionalism in the Big Four firms: Expectation, celebration and weapon in the battle for talent. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 35, pages 13-34.
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Yvonne Joyce & Stephen P. Walker. (2015) Gender essentialism and occupational segregation in insolvency practice. Accounting, Organizations and Society 40, pages 41-60.
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Rosamond Faith, James Davis, Helen Paul, Anne L. Murphy, Tom Crook, Aashish Velkar & Chris Godden. (2012) Review of periodical literature published in 2011. The Economic History Review 66:1, pages 297-349.
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Matthew Hale, Graham Raymond & Catherine Wright. (2012) List of publications on the economic and social history of Great Britain and Ireland published in 2011. The Economic History Review 65:4, pages 1524-1568.
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Catherine Ikin, Leanne Johns & Colleen Hayes. (2012) Field, capital and habitus: An oral history of women in accounting in Australia during World War II. Accounting History 17:2, pages 175-192.
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