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Adhikari, P. and F. Mellemvik. 2009. Napalese governmental accounting development in the 1950s and early 1960s: An attempt to institutionalize expenditure accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 36(1): 113-133.
Afosa, K. 1985. Financial administration of ancient Ashanti Empire. The Accounting Historians Journal 12(2): 109-115.
Aiken, M. and W. Lu. 1993. Historical instances of innovative accounting practices in the Chinese dynasties and beyond. The Accounting Historians Journal 20(2): 163-186.
Al-Hogail, A. A. and G. J. Previts. 2001. Raymond J. Chambers' contributions to the development of accounting thought. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(2): 1-30.
Amernic, J. and R. Elitzur. 1992. Using historical annual reports in teaching: Letting the past benefit the present. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(1): 29-50.
Amernic, J. H. and R. J. Craig. 2000. Accountability and rhetoric during a crisis: Walt Disney's 1940 letter to stockholders. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(2): 49-86.
Anderson, M., J. R. Edwards and R. A. Chandler. 2005. Constructing the 'well qualified' Chartered Accountant in England and Wales. The Accounting Historians Journal 32(2): 5-54.
Anderson, P. F. 1979. Distribution cost analysis methodologies, 1901-1941. The Accounting Historians Journal 6(2): 39-51.
Andrei, P., C. R. Baker and M. Sargiacomo. 2017. Public sector accounting in Italy at the beginning of the 20th century: The contributions of Fabio Besta. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(1): 35-50.
Andrews, W. T. Jr. 1981. The evolution of APB Opinion No. 17 Accounting for intangible assets; A study of the U.S. position on accounting for goodwill. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(1): 37-49.
Andrews, W. T. Jr. 1995. Retrospective: Paul Franklin Grady. The Accounting Historians Journal 22(1): 149-158.
Anes, R. D. 1994. The double-entry bookkeeping method applied in Spain to account for transactions related to the minting process of gold and silver in the sixteenth century. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(1): 97-116.
Ansari, S. L. and D. T. Flamholtz. 1978. Management science and the development of human resource accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 5(2): 11-35.
Antonelli, V. 2017. Tito Antoni and the internationalization of accounting history scholarship. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(1): 109-111.
Antonelli, V. and R. D'Alessio. 2014. Accounting history as a local discipline: The case of the Italian-speaking literature. (1869-2008). The Accounting Historians Journal 41(1): 79-111.
Antonelli, V., E. M. Cafaro, R. D'Alessio and M. Bigoni. 2019. The roles of accounting in agro-pastoral settings: The case of the Landed Estates of Prince Sambiase in the mid-eighteenth century. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(1): 1-18.
Antonelli, V., R. D'Alessio and E. M. Cafaro. 2017. Auditing practices from a historical perspective: The case study of an Italian railroad company in the mid-19th century. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(1): 17-34.
Antonelli, V., T. Boyns and F. Cerbioni. 2008. The development of accounting in Europe in the era of scientific management: The Italian engineering conglomerate, Ansaldo, 1918-1940. The Accounting Historians Journal 35(1): 49-81.
Antoni, T. 1977. The Pisan Document of Philadelphia (La Carta Pisana di Filadelfia). The Accounting Historians Journal 4(1): 17-24.
Antoni, T. 2017. "The Pisan Paper of Philadelphia," Naval account of the first decades of the XII century. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(1): 105-107.
Archambault, J. J. and M. Archambault. 2005. The effect of regulation on statement disclosures in the 1915 Moody's Manuals. The Accounting Historians Journal 32(1): 1-22.
Archambault, J. J. and M. E. Archambault. 2010. Financial reporting in 1920: The case of industrial companies. The Accounting Historians Journal 37(1): 53-90.
Archambault, J. J. and M. E. Archambault. 2011. Earnings management among firms during the pre-SEC era: A Benford's law analysis. The Accounting Historians Journal 38(2): 145-170.
Arden. D. and M. Aiken. 2005. An accounting history of capital maintenance: Legal precedents for managerial autonomy in the United Kingdom. The Accounting Historians Journal 32(1): 23-60.
Arrington, E. 1988. Review essay: Reflections of a renaissance scholar: Carl Devine's Essays in Accounting Theory, Volumes I-V. The Accounting Historians Journal 15(1): 135-140.
Auyeung, P. K. 2002. A comparative study of accounting adaptation: China and Japan during the nineteenth century. The Accounting Historians Journal 29(2): 1-30.
Avallone, P. 2017. Accounting crimes: The case of the Neapolitan Public Banks (17th-18th centuries). The Accounting Historians Journal 44(1): 5-16.
Badua, F. 2015. Laying down the law on Lockheed: How an aviation and defense giant inspired the promulgation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977. The Accounting Historians Journal 42(1): 105-126.
Badua, F. 2019. Lies, sex, and suicide: Teaching fundamental accounting concepts with sordid tales from the seamier side of accounting history. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(2): 53-59.
Badua, F. 2022. Poirot, Pacioli, and pedagogy: Using accounting history to build an introductory forensic accounting course. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 1-5.
Badua, F. A. 2021. Foucault's Parrhesia and the heroic accountant. The Accounting Historians Journal 48(2): 45-52.
Badua, F. and J. C. Racca. 2017. Pacioli, profit, and positivism: How inherited professional and academic traditions have stymied accounting scholarship. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(2): 99-108.
Badua, F. A., G. J. Previts and M. A. Vasarhelyi. 2011. Tracing the development of accounting thought by analyzing content, communication, and quality in accounting research over time. The Accounting Historians Journal 38(1): 31-56.
Badua, F. A. and A. L. Watkins. 2011. Too young to have a history? Using data analysis techniques to reveal trends and shifts in the brief history of accounting information systems. The Accounting Historians Journal 38(2): 75-103.
Baker, C. R. 2017. The influence of accounting theory on the FASB conceptual framework. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(2): 109-124.
Baker, C. R., E. M. Barbu and T. N. Le. 2015. A historiographical review of research concerning accounting changes in post-Communist economies. The Accounting Historians Journal 42(1): 1-36.
Baladouni, V. 1975. "It is up to us." - Arnold J. Toynbee. The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 45-48.
Baladouni, V. 1976. George Soule. The Accounting Historians Journal 3(1-4): 72-76.
Baladouni, V. 1981. The accounting records of the East India Company. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(1): 67-69.
Baladouni, V. 1983. Accounting in the early years of the East India Company. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(2): 63-80.
Baladouni, V. 1984. Etymological observations on some accounting terms. The Accounting Historians Journal 11(2): 101-109.
Baladouni, V. 1986. Financial reporting in the early years of the East India Company. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(1): 19-30.
Baladouni, V. 1990. An early attempt at balance sheet classification and financial reporting. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(1): 27-45.
Baladouni, V. 1990. Charles Lamb: A man of letters and a clerk in the accountant's department of The East Indian Company. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(2): 21-36.
Balluchi, F. and K. Furlotti. 2022. The art of government in Maria Louise's Duchy of Parma (1814-1847): Some insight into accounting disclosure practices. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 7-19.
Banos-Sanchez-Matamoros, J. and F. Gutierrez-Hidalgo. 2010. Patters of accounting history literature: Movements at the beginning of the 21st century. The Accounting Historians Journal 37(2): 123-144.
Barney, D. K. and T. K. Flesher. 2008. A study of the impact of special interest groups on major tax reform: Agriculture and the 1913 Income Tax Law. The Accounting Historians Journal 35(2): 71-100.
Baron, D. 1996. Verification procedures used in two inventory counts in New Spain, 1596-1597. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(1): 1-24.
Baskerville, R. F. 1999. 1996 Vangermeersch award winner: The telling power of CCA - A New Zealand oral history. The Accounting Historians Journal 26(1): 1-26.
Basu, O. N. 1994. The institutional effects of leadership: The United States General Accounting Office and its audit report review process. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(1): 255-273.
Basu, S. and G. B. Waymire. 2010. Sprouse's what-you-may-call-its: Fundamental insight or monumental mistake? The Accounting Historians Journal 37(1): 121-148. (Evaluates Sprouse's 1966 Journal of Accountancy article promoting the FASB towards the balance-sheet approach).
Baxter, W. T. 1980. The account charge and discharge. The Accounting Historians Journal 7(1): 69-71.
Baxter, W. T. 1989. Early accounting: The tally and checkerboard. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 43-83.
Baxter, W. T. 2004. Observations on money, barter and bookkeeping. The Accounting Historians Journal 31(1): 129-139.
Bean, L. and D. W. Thomas. 1990. The development of the judicial definition of materiality. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(2): 113-123.
Becker, D., M. Orwig and A. Pernsteiner. 2015. Symbolic versus substantive regulatory disclosure requirements: The case of Ford Motor Company in the early 1900s. The Accounting Historians Journal 42(2): 35-61.
Beresford, D. R. 1998. The FASB's accomplishments to date: One participant's views. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(2): 151-166.
Beresford, D. R., D. L. Jensen and Ray J. Groves. 2000. Accounting Hall of Fame 1999 induction: Remarks, citation, and responses: Ray J. Groves. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(1): 179-185.
Birkett, B. S. 1986. The recent history of corporate audit committees. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(2): 109-124.
Bisman, J. 2009. Making accounting historians. The Accounting Historians Journal 36(1): 135-162.
Black, W. H. 2019. Reflections on biography in accounting history. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(2): 87-89.
Black, W. H. 2019. Samagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(2): 51.
Black, W. H. 2020. The unintended consequences of tax policy: How Mississippi's ad valorem tax structure led to environmental devastation. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(1): 75-85.
Black, W. H. 2020. Salmagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(1): 87.
Black, W. H. 2020. Salmagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(2): 35.
Black, W. H. 2021. Salmagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 48(1): 65.
Black, W. H. 2021. Salmagundi. The Accounting Historians Journal 48(2): 43.
Black, W. H. 2022. How has accountancy (and the world) changed since 1973? The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 135-140.
Black, W. H. 2022. Salmagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 53.
Black, W. H. 2022. Samagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 121.
Black, W. H. 2023. Salmagundi: A mixture or assortment - A potpourri. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 45.
Bloom, R. 1997. Review: Japanese Accounting: A Historical Approach by Kyojiro Someya. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(2): 179-181.
Bloom, R. 2018. Conservatism in accounting: A reassessment. The Accounting Historians Journal 45(2): 1-15.
Bloom, R. 2020. Evolution of other comprehensive income. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(2): 1-10.
Bloom, R. 2020. Richard K. Fleischman Jr.: A remembrance. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(2): 37-40.
Bloom, R. 2021. George Sorter's influence on accounting thought. The Accounting Historians Journal 48(2): 1-10.
Bloom, R. and H. Heymann. 1984. The ideas of Stuart Chase on waste and inefficiency. The Accounting Historians Journal 11(2): 133-142.
Boockholdt, J. L. 1978. Influence of nineteenth and early twentieth century railroad accounting on the development of modern accounting theory. The Accounting Historians Journal 5(1): 9-28.
Boockholdt, J. L. 1983. A historical perspective on the auditor's role: The early experience of the American railroads. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(1): 69-86.
Bostwick, E. D. 2019. The little bank that could: An examination of the historical and financial records of one bank that survived the great depression. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(2): 17-31.
Bowlin, W. F. and D. N. Herda. 2015. Regulatory, accounting and business practices concerning the Sutler at Fort Abercrombie, Dakota Territory. The Accounting Historians Journal 42(1): 37-59.
Bowlin, W. F. 2020. Early internal control practices in the United States Army and the evolution of internal control practices in businesses. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(1): 1-18.
Bowlin, W. F. and S. Reed. 2016. Evidence of wealth management and financial planning by women in 2nd century ce: Contracts from Dead Sea caves. The Accounting Historians Journal 43(2): 1-38.
Boylan, S. J. 2023. Charles J. Hirsch, Controller, Golden Nugget Casino: Rolling the dice on statistical sampling and analysis. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 33-44.
Boyns, T. 2003. In memoriam: Alexander Hamilton Church's system of 'scientific machine rates' at Hans Renold Ltd., c 1901- c. 1920. The Accounting Historians Journal 30(1): 3-44.
Boyns, T. and J. R. Edwards. 2000. Pluralistic approaches to knowing more: A comment on Hoskin and Macve. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(1): 151-158.
Brackenborough, S. 2003. 'Pound foolish penny wise' system: The role of accounting in the improvement of the River Tyne, 1800-1850. The Accounting Historians Journal 30(1): 45-72.
Braswell, M. and R. B. Daniels. 2017. Auditing, attestation, and financial reporting for an early American charity. The Accounting Historians Journal 44(2): 27-46.
Bricker, R. and K. Brown. 1997. The use of historical data in accounting research: The case of the American Sugar Refining Company. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(2): 1-24.
Bricker, R. J. 1988. Influences from early accounting literature on contemporary research. The Accounting Historians Journal 15(2): 83-98.
Bricker, R. J. 1989. Accounting Literature in Non-Accounting Journals: An Annotated Bibliography by P. Tantral. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 263-265.
Bricker, R. J. 1998. Review: Economic Influences on the Development of Accounting in Firms by George J. Staubus. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(1): 171-174.
Brief, R. P. 1977. The accountant's responsibility for disclosing bribery: An historical note. The Accounting Historians Journal 4(2): 97-100.
Brief, R. P. 1979. Baily's paradox. The Accounting Historians Journal 6(1): 93-94.
Brief, R. P. 1982. Hicks on accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(1): 91-101.
Broden, B. C. and S. E. Loeb. 1983. Professional ethics of CPAs in tax practice: An historical perspective. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(2): 81-97.
Brown, K. F. 1999. Review: A History of Accountancy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by Norton M. Bedford; Accountancy at Ole Miss: A Sesquicentennial Salute by Dale L. Flesher; The University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce, The First Seventy-Five Years 1921-1996 by William G. Shenkir; William R. Wilkerson. The Accounting Historians Journal 26(1): 165-172.
Brown, K. W. 1993. 1993 Vangermeersch Manuscript Award: History of financial reporting models for American colleges and universities: 1910 to the present. The Accounting Historians Journal 20(2): 1-29.
Brown, R. L., D. L. Jensen and S. F. O'Malley. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Shaun F. O'Malley. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 140-145.
Brozovsky, J. and A. J. Cataldo II. 1994. A historical analysis of the "marriage tax penalty". The Accounting Historians Journal 21(1): 163-187.
Bryer, R. 2004. The roots of modern capitalism: A Marxist accounting history of the origins and consequences of capitalist landlords in England. The Accounting Historians Journal 31(1): 1-56.
Bryson, R. E. Jr. 1975. Perry Mason (1899-1964). The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 64-67.
Buckmaster, D. 1992. Income smoothing in accounting and business literature prior to 1954. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(2): 147-173.
Buckmaster, D. 1997. Antecedents of modern earnings management research: Income smoothing in literature, 1954-1965. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 75-91.
Buckmaster, D. and K. Theang. 1991. An exploratory study of early empiricism in U.S. accounting literature. The Accounting Historians Journal 18(2): 55-83.
Burkete, G. D., M. P. Riordan and D. A. Riordan. 1991. Branch accounting: Evidence from the accounting records of The North American Moravians. The Accounting Historians Journal 18(1): 21-33.
Burns, D. C., J. W. Greenspan and C. Hartwell. 1994. The state of professionalism in internal auditing. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(2): 85-116.
Burns, T. J. 1975. The Accounting Hall of Fame. The Accounting Historians Journal 2(1-4): 37-39.
Burns, T. J. 1996. 1995 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: William W. Cooper. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(1): 127-129.
Burns, T. J. and N. M. Bedford. 1988. 1988 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Norton Moore Bedford. The Accounting Historians Journal 15(2): 205-212.
Burns, T. J., R. M. Trueblood, Y. Ijiri and P. L. Defliese. 1987. 1987 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Philip Leroy Defliese. The Accounting Historians Journal 14(2): 93-97.
Bursal, N. 1986. The use of interest as an element of cost in Germany in the 16th and 17the centuries. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(1): 63-70.
Campbell, A. D. 1986. The monetary system, taxation, and publications in the time of Christ. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(2): 131-135.
Capozzoli, E. A. and D. G. Teed. 2016. Post-Civil War accounting practices in Natchez Mississippi. The Accounting Historians Journal 43(2): 39-58.
Carey, J. L. 1979. Early encounters between CPAs and the SEC. The Accounting Historians Journal 6(1): 29-37.
Carmona, S., M. Ezzamel and F. Gutiérrez. 1998. Towards an institutional analysis of accounting change in the Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(1): 115-147.
Carnegie, G. D. 2006. "The roaring nineties": A comment on the state of accounting history in the United States. The Accounting Historians Journal 33(1): 203-210.
Carnegie, G. D. 2020. "The past, present, and future of accounting history": A comment on the state of accounting history. The Accounting Historians Journal 47(1): 89-95.
Carnegie, G. D. 2023. Accounting through the eyes of a witness, 1973-2022. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 1-8.
Carnegie, G. D. and B. N. Potter. 2000. Publishing patterns in specialist accounting history journals in the English language, 1996-1999. The Accounting Historians Journal 27(2): 177-198.
Carnegie, G. D. and C. J. Napier. 2013. Popular accounting history: Evidence from post-Enron stories. The Accounting Historians Journal 40(2): 1-19.
Carnegie, G. D. and S. A. Varker. 1995. Edward Wild: Advocate of simplification and an organised profession in colonial Australia. The Accounting Historians Journal 22(2): 131-149.
Carnegie, G. D., P. Foreman and B. P. West. 2006. F. E. Vigars' Station book-keeping: A specialist Australian text enabling the adaptation and transfer of accounting technology. The Accounting Historians Journal 33(2): 103-130.
Carvalho, J. M., L. L. Rodrigues and R. Craig. 2007. Early cost accounting practices and private ownership: The Silk Factory Company of Portugal, 1745-1747. The Accounting Historians Journal 34(1): 57-89.
Cataldo, A. J. II. 1995. The earned income credit: Historical predecessors and contemporary evolution. The Accounting Historians Journal 22(1): 57-79.
Chandra, G. and J. B. Paperman. 1976. Direct costing vs. absorption costing: A historical review. The Accounting Historians Journal 3(1-4): 1-9.
Chatfield, M. 1992. Review: Selected Writing by Maurice Moonitz. The Accounting Historians Journal 19(2): 189-191.
Chatov, R. 1986. William O. Douglas on the transfer of the Securities and Exchange Commission's authority for the development of rules for financial reporting. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(2): 125-129.
Chen, R. S. and S. Pan. 1980. Frederick Winslow Taylor's contributions to cost accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 7(1): 17-35.
Chen, R. S. and S. Pan. 1980. Frederick Winslow Taylor's contributions to cost accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 7(2): 1-22.
Chen, R. S. and S. Pan. 1984. Taylor's contribution to cost accounting, A reply. The Accounting Historians Journal 11(1): 151-161.
Chen, S. 1998. The rise and fall of debit-credit bookkeeping in china: History and analysis. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(1): 73-92.
Choudhury, N. 1983. Vedic partnership rules. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(2): 129-138.
Cinquini, L., A. Marelli and A. Tenucci. 2008. An analysis of publishing patterns in accounting history research in Italy, 1990-2004. The Accounting Historians Journal 35(1): 1-48.
Clark, M. W. 1993. Evolution of concepts of minority interest. The Accounting Historians Journal 20(1): 59-78.
Cloyd, H. M. 1979. George Washington as an accountant. The Accounting Historians Journal 6(1): 87-91.
Cobbin, P. E. 2009. 2007 Vangermeerch Award Winner: "The best brains of the public accounting world": The restricted membership of the Army Accountancy Advisory Panel, 1942-1945. The Accounting Historians Journal 36(2): 1-29.
Coffman, E. N. 1983. Editorial. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(2): vii-viii.
Coffman, E. N. 1987. A synopsis of essays on historical accounting topics published in the centennial issue of the Journal of Accountancy. The Accounting Historians Journal 14(1): 123-129.
Coffman, E. N., A. R. Roberts and G. J. Previts. 1989. A history of the Academy of Accounting Historians 1973-1988. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 155-206.
Coffman, E. N., A. R. Roberts and G. J. Previts. 1998. A history of The Academy of Accounting Historians: 1989-1998. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(2): 167-210.
Coffman, E. N., Y. J. Lazdowski and G. J. Previts. 2014. A history of The Academy of Accounting Historians: 1999-2013. The Accounting Historians Journal 41(2): 1-73.
Collier, D. M. 2019. Reintroducing John Maurice Clark to the accounting academy. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(1): 19-33.
Colvin, C. L. 2012. In antitrust we (do not) trust. The Accounting Historians Journal 39(2): 118-120.
Cook, J. M. and D. L. Jensen. 2001. Accounting Hall of Fame 2000 induction: Remarks, citation, and response: Charles W. Haskins. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 137-139.
Cooper, K. 1997. Review: Accounting History From the Renaissance to the Present: A Remembrance of Luca Pacioli by T. A. Lee; A. Bishop; R. H. Parker. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 189-192.
Cooper, W. D. 1982. Carman G. Blough's contributions to accounting: An overview. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(2): 61-67.
Cooper, W. D. 1984. George C. Mathews: An early commissioner of the SEC. The Accounting Historians Journal 11(2): 117-127.
Cooper, W. W. 1996. Research and practice in contemporary accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(1): 130-135.
Cooper, W. W., T. J. Burns, Y. Ijiri and R. M. Trueblood. 1989. 1989 Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Yuji Ijiri. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 207-214.
Copeland, B. R. 1985. The story of the sixth rule. The Accounting Historians Journal 12(1): 107-116.
Costouros, G. J. 1977. Development of an accounting system in ancient Athens in response to socio-economic changes. The Accounting Historians Journal 4(1): 37-54.
Costouros, G. J. 1978. Auditing in the Athenian state of the golden age (500-300 B.C.). The Accounting Historians Journal 5(1): 41-50.
Courtis, J. K. 1983. Business goodwill: Conceptual clarification via accounting, legal and etymological perspectives. The Accounting Historians Journal 10(2): 1-38.
Courtis, J. K. 1997. Accounting History: The contribution of Osamu Kojima. The Accounting Historians Journal 24(1): 165-181.
Covaleski, M. A. and M. W. Dirsmith. 1991. Maintaining accounting as the paramount interest in accounting research: Re-examining the contributions of DR Scott. The Accounting Historians Journal 18(1): 1-19.
Covaleski, M. A., M. W. Dirsmith and S. Samuel. 1995. The use of accounting information in governmental regulation and public administration: The impact of John R. Commons and early institutional economists. The Accounting Historians Journal 22(1): 1-33.
Craig, R. J. and A. J. Greinke. 1994. Accounting history and governmental inquiries: An experiment in adversarial roleplay. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(2): 117-134.
Cross, J. N. 1996. Review: Accounting Research, 1948-1958, Volume 1, Selected Articles on Accounting History by David Solomons; Stephen A. Zeff; Accounting Research, 1948-1958, Volume II, Selected Articles on Accounting Theory by David Solomons; Stephen A. Zeff. The Accounting Historians Journal 23(2): 125-126.
Cross, J. N. 1998. The first Wisconsin accountancy bill: An historical perspective. The Accounting Historians Journal 25(2): 113-128.
Crum, R. P. 1982. Value-added taxation: The roots run deep into colonial and early America. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(2): 25-42.
Cushing, B. E. 1989. A Kuhnian interpretation of the historical evolution of accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 16(2): 1-41.
Dailey, M. J. 1984. Cyclical aspects of twentieth century American accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 11(2): 61-75.
Daniels, R. and D. L. Flesher. 1991. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company: An examination of contingent liabilities of 1903-1904. The Accounting Historians Journal 18(1): 55-73.
Daniels, R. B. and J. Beeler. 2001. An archival investigation of a late 19th century accounting information system: The use of decision aids in the American printing industry. The Accounting Historians Journal 28(1): 3-18.
Daniels, R. B. and L. M. Plunkett. 1994. The nature and influence of managerial accounting during the new south movement: The case of a Charleston printer. The Accounting Historians Journal 21(1): 145-161.
Daniels, R. B., M. Braswell and J. D. Beeler. 2010. Accounting and financial reporting by late 18th century American charity. The Accounting Historians Journal 37(2): 39-65.
Davidson, S., T. J. Burns and C. T. Horngren. 1990. 1990: Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Charles Thomas Horngren. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(2): 125-134.
Davie, S. S. K. 2005. Vangermeersch manuscript award winner, 2003: Accounting's uses in exploitative human engineering: Theorizing citizenship, indirect rule and Britain's imperial expansion. The Accounting Historians Journal 32(2): 55-80.
Davis, H. Z. 1981. Note on the first recorded audit in the Bible. The Accounting Historians Journal 8(1): 71-72.
Davis, H. Z. 1986. Accounting measurement and capacity limits of technological devices. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(2): 151-153.
Davis, Z. D. 1982. History of LIFO. The Accounting Historians Journal 9(1): 1-23.
De Beelde, I. 2003. The development of a Belgian accounting code during the first half of the 20th century. The Accounting Historians Journal 30(2): 1-28.
De Beelde, I., N. Gonthier-Bescier and A. Mikol. 2009. Internationalizing the French auditing. The Accounting Historians Journal 36(1): 29-59.
Dean, G. and F. L. Clarke. 1989. A note: Graves, Sweeney and Goldmaarkbilanz - Whither Sewwney and Schmidt's tageswertbilanz? The Accounting Historians Journal 16(1): 101-109.
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