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Accounting, Organizations and Society 2017

Volume 56 - Volume 63

Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida

AOS 1976-2023  |  Journal Updates by Year

Abernethy, M. A., J. Bouwens and P. Kroos. 2017 Organization identity and earnings manipulation. Accounting, Organizations and Society (58): 1-14.

Abraham, S. and M. Bamber. 2017. The Q&A: Under surveillance. Accounting, Organizations and Society (58): 15-31.

Alawattage, C. and S. Fernando. 2017. Postcoloniality in corporate social and environmental accountability. Accounting, Organizations and Society (60): 1-20.

Annisette, M. 2017. Discourse of the professions: The making, normalizing and taming of Ontario's "foreign-trained accountant". Accounting, Organizations and Society (60): 37-61.

Arena, M., M. Arnaboldi and T. Palermo. 2017. The dynamics of (dis) integrated risk management: A comparative field study. Accounting, Organizations and Society (62): 65-81.

Barker, R. and S. Schulte. 2017. Representing the market perspective: Fair value measurement for non-financial assets. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 55-67.

Barth, M. E., S. F. Cahan, L. Chen and E. R. Venter. 2017. The economic consequences associated with integrated report quality: Capital market and real effects. Accounting, Organizations and Society (62): 43-64.

Botzem, S. and L. Dobusch. 2017. Financialization as strategy: Accounting for inter-organizational value creation in the European real estate industry. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 31-43.

Bromley, P. and A. Sharkey. 2017. Casting call: The expanding nature of actorhood in U.S. firms, 1960-2010. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 3-20.

Brown, J. and H. Tregidga. 2017. Re-politicizing social and environmental accounting through Ranciere: On the value of dissensus. Accounting, Organizations and Society (61): 1-21. ("The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the value and potential of Jacques Ranciere's writings in developing social and environmental accounting (SEA) in ways that help revitalize democratic politics.").

Caylor, M., M. Cecchini and J. Winchel. 2017. Analysts' qualitative statements and the profitability of favorable investment recommendations. Accounting, Organizations and Society (57): 33-51.

Chenhall, R. H., M. Hall and D. Smith. 2017. The expressive role of performance measurement systems: A field study of a mental health development project. Accounting, Organizations and Society (63): 60-75.

Cohen, J. R., D. W. Dalton and N. L. Harp. 2017. Neutral and presumptive doubt perspectives of professional skepticism and auditor job outcomes. Accounting, Organizations and Society (62): 1-20.

Da Silva, J. B., N. Llewellyn and F. Anderson-Gough. 2017. Oral-aural accounting and the management of the Jesuit corpus. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 44-57.

Emett, S. A. and M. W. Nelson. 2017. Reporting accounting changes and their multi-period effects. Accounting, Organizations and Society (57): 52-72.

Erhart, R., M. D. Mahlendorf, M. Reimer and U. Schaffer. 2017. Theorizing and testing bidirectional effects: The relationship between strategy formation and involvement of controllers. Accounting, Organizations and Society (61): 36-52.

Hall, M. and B. O'Dwyer. 2017. Accounting, non-governmental organizations and civil society: The importance of nonprofit organizations to understanding accounting, organizations and society. Accounting, Organizations and Society (63): 1-5.

Huikku, J., J. Mouritsen and H. Silvola. 2017. Relative reliability and the recognisable firm: Calculating goodwill impairment value. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 68-83.

Kelly, K. and A. Presslee. 2017. Tournament group identity and performance: The moderating effect of winner proportion. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 21-34.

Kelly, K. and H. Tan. 2017. Mandatory management disclosure and mandatory independent audit of internal controls: Evidence of configural information processing by investors. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 1-20.

Kettunen, J. 2017 Interlingual translation of the international financial reporting standard as institutional work. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 38-54.

Kornberger, M., D. Pflueger and J. Mouritsen. 2017. Evaluative infrastructures: Accounting for platform organization. Accounting, Organizations and Society (60): 79-95.

Kras, K., C. Kennergren and A. von Unge. 2017. The interplay between ideological control and formal management control systems - A case study of a non-governmental organisation. Accounting, Organizations and Society (63): 42-59.

Lambert, T. A., K. L. Jones, J. F. Brazel and D. S. Showalter. 2017. Audit time pressure and earnings quality: An examination of accelerated filings. Accounting, Organizations and Society (58): 50-66.

Leiby, J. and P. E. Madsen. 2017. Margin of safety: Life history strategies and the effects of socioeconomic status on self-selection into accounting. Accounting, Organizations and Society (60): 21-36.

Li, X., L. Sun and M. Ettredge. 2017. Auditor selection following auditor turnover: Do peers' choices matter? Accounting, Organizations and Society (57): 73-87.

Lorino, P., D. Mourey and B. Schmidt. 2017. Goffman's theory of frames and situated meaning-making in performance reviews. The case of a category management approach in the French retail sector. Accounting, Organizations and Society (58): 32-49.

Martinez, D. E. and D. J. Cooper. 2017. Assembling international development: Accountability and the disarticulation of a social movement. Accounting, Organizations and Society (63): 6-20.

Modell, S., E. Vinnari and K. Lukka. 2017. On the virtues and vices of combining theories: The case of institutional and actor-network theories in accounting research. Accounting, Organizations and Society (60): 62-78.

O'Leary, S. 2017. Grassroots accountability promises in rights-based approaches to development: The role of transformative monitoring and evaluation in NGOs. Accounting, Organizations and Society (63): 21-41.

Power, M. 2017. Symposium: Accounting and actorhood. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 1-2.

Reusen, E. and K. Stouthuysen. 2017. Misaligned control: The role of management control system imitation in supply chains. Accounting, Organizations and Society (61): 22-35.

Robson, K., J. Young and M. Power. 2017. Themed section on financial accounting as social and organizational practice: Exploring the work of financial reporting. Accounting, Organizations and Society (56): 35-37.

Samiolo, R. 2017. Accounting, actorhood and actors: A comment on: Casting call: the expanding nature of actorhood in U.S. firms, 1960-2010 by Patricia Bromley and Amanda Sharkey. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 21-26.

Seckler, C., U. Gronewold and M. Reihlen. 2017. An error management perspective on audit quality: Toward a multi-level model. Accounting, Organizations and Society (62): 21-42.

Spence, C., J. Zhu, T. Endo and S. Matsubara. 2017. Money, honour and duty: Global professional service firms in comparative perspective. Accounting, Organizations and Society (62): 82-97.

Taffler, R. J., C. Spence and A. Eshraghi. 2017. Emotional economic man: Calculation and anxiety in fund management. Accounting, Organizations and Society (61): 53-67.

Vinnari, E. and M. Laine. 2017. The moral mechanism of counter accounts: The case of industrial animal production. Accounting, Organizations and Society (57): 1-17.

Young, J. J. 2017. Comment on: Casting call: the expanding nature of actorhood in U.S. firms, 1960-2010 by Patricia Bromley and Amanda Sharkey. Accounting, Organizations and Society (59): 27-30.