Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida
The Accounting Historians
Journal 1974-2023
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Journal Updates by Year
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.
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.
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.
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.
Carnegie, G. D. 2023. Accounting through the eyes of a witness, 1973-2022. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 1-8.
Dennis, H. L. 2023. More than 50 years in accountancy: Reminiscences of Larry Dennis. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 47-55.
Edwards, J. R. 2022. John Henry Guy: A man of many parts. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 1-13.
Flesher, T. K., D. L. Flesher and G. J. Previts. 2023. The history and mystery of the public accounting firm of Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co. 1883-1950. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 9-31.
Flint, L. L. and B. L. Holley. 2023. The power of one: A memorial to Dr. Larzette Golden Hale (1920-2015). The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 1-16.
Guo, Y. M. and R. Krever. 2022. The evolution of accounting standards in modern China as a reflection of the country's challenging shift to a market economy. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 39-51.
Guvemli, B. and M. Aslan. 2023. Revisting Usak Terakki-i Ziraat Turkish Joint Company (1925-1931): A case study of Turkey's early financial reporting culture. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 45-64.
Holley, B. L. and J. L. Simer. 2022. Lessons from a tax education pioneer: A tribute to Edward J. Filbey. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 21-42.
Jobe, M. E. and D. L. Flesher. 2023. Rear Admiral N. Loyall McLaren: The highest ranking CPA in the U.S. Navy. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 65-76.
Karelskaia, S. and E. Zuga. 2022. Accounting transformation in the 17th - beginning in the 18th century in Russia. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 43-58.
Keyser, J. D. 2022. Has the SEC ever been willing to accept qualified audit opinions for a GAAP departure? The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 29-37.
Keyser, J. D. 2023. James R. Doty, PCAOB Chairman: 2011-2018. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 17-32.
Keyser, J. D. 2023. Statement 159 and the intersection of convergence, reliability, and comparability. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 33-44.
Kuter, M., C. R. Baker and M. Gurskaya. 2022. Profit calculation in a late 14th century sole proprietorship: The case of Francesco Datini. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 15-28.
Lazdowski, Y. J. and M. E. Persson. 2022. Norval Hawkins: Ford accountant and salesman extraordinaire. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 59-71.
Lee, T. A. 2022. An early public accountant's association with West India slavery. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 55-59.
Lee, T. A. 2022. Using a city directory to identify and contextualize an early community of public accountants. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 123-128.
Lee, T. A. 2023. On the asset-liability, revenue-expense tension in financial accounting. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 69-75.
Macve, R. H. 2022. Pacioli's lens: Through a glass, darkly. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 83-92.
Miranti, P. J. Jr., D. M. Collier and D. Palmon. 2023. From rate regulation to financial control: Accounting and public policy at the Interstate Commerce Commission, 1887-1933. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 77-91.
Neuman, E. L. 2023. A historical overview of the computerization of the Internal Revenue Service. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 93-110.
Persson, M. E. and E. J. DeMaris. 2023. E. Joe DeMaris on the accounting profession and its forgotten mission. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 57-67.
Piper, I., K. McBride and A. Tait. 2023. John Franklyn Venner FCA: An orthodox Chartered Accountant working in an unorthodox organization. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 111-123.
Roberts, D. H. 2022. Follow in footsteps: The first CPAs of 1896-1897 and accounting occupation adoption by the next generation. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 73-89.
Sangster, A. 2022. The business needs that drove the emergence of double entry: In defense of Pacioli, again ... It is time to remove those dark glasses. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 93-109.
Slavickova, P. 2022. Early bookkeeping handbooks from Central Europe: A case study of Czech Lands. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 91-101.
The Accounting Historians Journal. 2023. Erratum. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 137.
Tinkelman, D. P. and Q. Ling. 2022. The rise and decline of LIFO. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 103-120.
Verma, S. 2023. Exploring accounting history: Literature and standard setting in India. The Accounting Historians Journal 50(2): 125-136.
Zeff, S. A. 2022. A note on the SEC's decision in 1964 to remove differences between its filing requirements and companies' annual reports to shareholders. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(2): 129-134.
Zeff, S. A. 2022. Arthur Andersen & Co. Thrice petitioned the SEC to reform GAAP, 1954-1965. The Accounting Historians Journal 49(1): 61-82.
Zeff, S. A. 2023. AirTouch Communications' innovative disclosure: "Proportionate financial data". The Accounting Historians Journal 50(1): 77-83.
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