Prometheus · 2013 · 39 citations · 8 references
BusinessAccountancyAccountingAccounting EthicsManagerial AccountingSocial AccountingFinancial ReportingNotes To The Financial Statements
All four authors are members of the Leicester school of critical management and have previously written together on academic publishing. David Harvie lectures in finance and is interested in ethical issues related to this and other matters. He is a member of The Free Association writing collective. Geoff Lightfoot lectures in entrepreneurship and has particular interests in the ideology of markets and critical accounting. Simon Lilley works on information aspects of organisation and is currently head of the School of Management at Leicester University. Kenneth Weir is interested in accounting practices, especially critical and social accounting.
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