Accounting history publications 2018

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• Camp, J. M., C. A. Hartley, and P. T. Kelly. 2018. “The Expansion of Casino Gambling in the United States—State Revenues and Public Interest Implications.” Accounting & the Public Interest 18 (1): 81–103.
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• Cardao-Pito, T., and J. S. Ferreira. 2018. “‘Fair value’ Accounting as the Normative Fisherian Phase of Accounting.” Accounting History Review 28 (3): 149–179.
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• Centorrino, G. 2018. “Accounting use and “lack of use” in a Religious Institution: Castrogiovanni College of the Society of Jesus (Italy 17th – 18th century).” De Computis 15 (1): 74–100.
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• Chapple, S. 2018. “IFRS Adoption in Australia: A Strong Structuration Perspective.” Accounting History 23 (3): 265–295.
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• Clarke, F. L., G. W. Dean, and M. E. Persson. 2018. Accounting Thought and Practice Reform: Ray Chambers’ Odyssey. London and New York: Routledge.
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• Cobbin, P. E., and G. H. Burrows. 2018. “The Profession of Arms and the Profession of Accounting Numbers – Accounting, the Military and War: A Review.” Accounting History 23 (4): 487-520.
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• Cooper, G. 2018. “The Unconvincing case for 25%.” Australian Tax Forum 33 (1): 51–78.
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• Coronella, S., F. Caputo, R. Leopizzi, and A. Venturelli. 2018. “Corporate Social Responsibility in Economia Aziendale Scholars’ Theories.” Meditari Accountancy Research 26 (4): 640–656.
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• Cortese, C., and C. Wright. 2018. “Developing a Community of Practice: Michael Gaffikin and Critical Accounting Research.” Abacus 54 (3): 247–276.
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• Cortese, C., and P. Walton. 2018. “Histories of Accounting Standard-setting – An Introduction.” Accounting History 23 (3): 261-264.
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• De Rocchi, C. A., and J. P. Cosenza. 2018. “Accounting in the Brazilian Monarchy Period: Extracts from the Ledger Book of H. Kettenburg & Co.” De Computis 15 (2): 68–93.
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• Detzen, D. 2018. “A ‘New Deal’ for the Profession: Regulatory Initiatives, Changing Knowledge Conceptions and the Committee on Accounting Procedure.” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 31 (3): 970–992.
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• Dobija, D. 2018. “The Early Evolution of Corporate Control and Auditing: the English East India Company (1600-1640).” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 31 (1): 214–236.
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• Ejiogu A. R., and C. Ejiogu. 2018. “Translation in the ‘contact zone’ between Accounting and Human Resource Management: The Nebulous Idea of Humans as Assets and Resources.” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 31 (7): 1932–1956.
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• Evans, L. 2018. “Shifting Strategies: The Pursuit of Closure and the ‘Association of German Auditors’.” European Accounting Review 27 (4): 683–712.
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• Fellingham, J. 2018. “The Double Entry System of Accounting.” Accounting, Economics, and Law: A Convivium 8 (1).
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• Game, C. S., L. M. Cullen, and A. M. Brown. 2018. “Accountability and Financial Statement Presentation of Early Western Australian Banks, 1837–1880.” Accounting History 23 (4): 555-574.
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• Gammie, E., M. Allison, and M. Matson. 2018. “Entry Routes into the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland Training: Status Versus Sustainability.” Accounting History 23 (1-2): 14–43.
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• Garcia, C., Y. Katsuo, and C. Van Mourik. 2018. “Goodwill Accounting Standards in the United Kingdom, the United States, France, and Japan.” Accounting History 23 (3): 314–337.
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• Gårseth-Nesbakk, L., and C. Kuruppu. 2018. “Diametrical Effects in Governmental Accountability – The Auditor General’s Struggle to Sustain Balance in Performance Auditing Reports and Media Disclosure.” Pacific Accounting Review 30 (3): 274–296.
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• Gatti, M., and S. Poli. 2018. “Accounting and Political Parties: Explaining the ‘why’ of an Italian Light Touch Regulation (1974).” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 31 (6): 1618–1643.
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• Gebreiter, F., M. Davies, S. Finley, L. Gee, L. Weaver, and D. Yates. 2018. “From ‘Rock stars’ to ‘Hygiene factors’: Teachers at Private Accountancy Tuition Providers.” Accounting History 23 (1-2): 138–150.
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• Glover, J. 2018. “Yuji Ijiri: On Accountability.” Accounting, Economics, and Law: A Convivium 8 (1).
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• Goldthwaite, R. A. 2018. “Florentine Household Accounts, Fourteenth to Seventeenth Centuries.” Renaissance Studies 32 (2): 219–235.
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• Gomez, P., and P. Wirtz. 2018. “Successfully Mobilizing for Employee Board Representation: Lessons to be Learned from Post-war Germany.” Journal of Management History 24 (3): 262–281.
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• Gray, R., and B. Perks. 2018. “Reflections on some of the Formative Years of the British Accounting Review: Thoughts of Ducklings and Swans.” The British Accounting Review 50 (6): 580–587.
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• Guarini, E., F. Magli, and A. Nobolo. 2018. “Accounting for Community Building: The Municipal Amalgamation of Milan in 1873–1876.” Accounting History Review 28 (1-2): 5–30.
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• Hammond, T. 2018. “LGBTQ+ Accountants: A Call for Oral History Research.” Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal 9 (5): 615–624.
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• Han, J., J. He, Z. Pan, and J. Shi. 2018. “Twenty Years of Accounting and Finance Research on the Chinese Capital Market.” Abacus 54 (4): 576–599.
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• Haswell, S., and E. Evans. 2018. “Enron, Fair Value Accounting, and Financial Crises: A Concise History.” Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 31 (1): 25–50.
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• Islam, J., H. Z. Khan, M. Hughes, and M. Ali. 2018. “Politicisation of the Accounting Standard-setting Process and the Influence of Key-players: An Investigation into the Withdrawal of the Mandatory Status of the Statement of Accounting Concepts No. 4 (SAC 4) in Australia.” Accounting History 23 (3): 296–313.
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• Jewell, N. P. and M. Spagat. 2018. “Accounting for Civilian Casualties: From the Past to the Future.” Social Science History 42 (3): 379–410.
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• Jones, M. J. 2018. “Domesday Book: An Early Fiscal, Accounting Narrative?” The British Accounting Review 50 (3): 275–290.
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• Karmańska, A. 2018. “Accountancy in Poland in the Period of Centrally Planned Economy – Oral History.” Zeszyty teoretyczne rachunkowości 97 (153): 161–178.
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