Accounting for Managers: Interpreting accounting information for decision-making

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 317 Foucault’s work has, as already been stated, sparked much attention in the critical accountin ...

318 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS that is both constitutive of and constituted by the standard costing and budgetary practices of the ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 319 to more traditional perspectives of managerial accounting: can these various perspectives be ...

320 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS the use of multiple conceptual views of ill structured, anomalous phenomena on the presumption that ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 321 criterion relates to the field observations themselves, can observations be corrob- orated by ...

322 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS broadest social and historical level (i.e., parts of larger historical trends of struc- tural antago ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 323 that is management accounting to better serve exogenously given organizational goals and thus ...

324 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS . 1973.The Organization of Academic Work. New York: John Wiley. Boland, R. J., and L. R. Pondy. 1983 ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 325 ,and. 1988b. An institutional perspective onthe rise, social transfor- mation, and fall of a ...

326 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS Gray, B., and S. S. Ariss. 1985. Politics and strategic change across organizational life. Academy o ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 327 Knights, D., and D. Collinson. 1987. Disciplining the shopfloor: A comparison of the discipli ...

328 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS Oliver, C. 1991. Strategic responses to institutional processes.Academy of Management Review 16: 145 ...

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH 329 Simon, H. A. 1957.Administrative Behavior.Glencoe,IL:TheFreePress. Simons, R. 1987. Accountin ...

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334 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS displaying ties, handkerchiefs, socks and bags, and cafes where people were drinking coffee ́ and ea ...

ACCOUNTING AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURES 335 Organizations have long been known to have distinct cultural properties (cf. Weber, 1 ...

336 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS and matter. In others, accounting is incidental, perhaps existing as a practice, but with no particu ...