Accounting History: Some British Contributions
Editat de R. H. Parker, B. S. Yameyen Limba Engleză Hardback – 23 mar 1994
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780198288862
ISBN-10: 0198288867
Pagini: 670
Ilustrații: figures, tables
Dimensiuni: 159 x 243 x 40 mm
Greutate: 1.17 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0198288867
Pagini: 670
Ilustrații: figures, tables
Dimensiuni: 159 x 243 x 40 mm
Greutate: 1.17 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
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Recenzii
`a brick of a book ... a ripping yarn it is too'Independent
`As a scholarly work it is hard to fault. The contributors include many leading UK accounting academics, and the breadth of the references in the text is proof of the diversity of interests covered in the 23 chapters. But Accounting History is not a dry study of the purely technical changes in accounting practice ... a valuable contribution to the Pacioli celebrations.'Accountancy Age
'It is difficult, if not impossible, to do justice to the individual contributions in a short review ... Research in accounting history has an important role to play in understanding problems raised by macroeconomic and microeconomic accounting and this book and its contributors make a significant contribution.'Richard P. Brief, New York Univerity, Accounting and Business Research
The volume is beautifully presented, meticulously edited, and well-indexed. ... I came away with the wish that I could have been born British so that my work might then have been at least considered for inclusion.
This collection should bring before a wider audience a representative sample of those accounting historians, many of whom are continuing to develop new approaches to the subject, who have made substantial progress in integrating their aims and methods with those of economic and business historians.
...the editors clearly had a serious purpose in bringing together these articles by historians and accountants. They inform unwary users of accounting records...of the serious problems of interpretation and comparison.
Parker and Yamey and the Research Board of the ICAEW have provided a volume whose presence will endure when the revelry ceases. The book represents an exquisitely presented synthesis of significant writings produced by British accounting historians which will adorn the bookshelf. It is one of the increasing number of important works which stand as literary monuments to the growing respectability and coming of age of accounting history ... it will be utilized as an important first source by accounting historians and will prove to be a valuable introduction to the mysteries of accounting history for economic and social historians ... the papers represent the fruits of well-researched work and the quality of the writing makes for an absorbing read.
The scholarship is impressive ... a most interesting collection of essays, offering valuable insights not only into its own field, but into the wider subject of economic and entrepreneurial logic in past ages.
Professors Parker and Yamey, in an extensive work, provide us with fascinating contributions to accounting scholarship ... The collection, as entertaining as it is relevant to our present time of rapid accounting change, is highly recommended ... The book invites the attention of all accounting historians and wishes we would value each others' contributions. It is a fine invitation; we should not hesitate to accept ... Here is a history of many of the frequent small developments of accounting techniques, by authors too often unknown, which provide our profession benchmarks of progress, feathers on our arrow of time. The case for historical perspective is never better made than in this book.
`As a scholarly work it is hard to fault. The contributors include many leading UK accounting academics, and the breadth of the references in the text is proof of the diversity of interests covered in the 23 chapters. But Accounting History is not a dry study of the purely technical changes in accounting practice ... a valuable contribution to the Pacioli celebrations.'Accountancy Age
'It is difficult, if not impossible, to do justice to the individual contributions in a short review ... Research in accounting history has an important role to play in understanding problems raised by macroeconomic and microeconomic accounting and this book and its contributors make a significant contribution.'Richard P. Brief, New York Univerity, Accounting and Business Research
The volume is beautifully presented, meticulously edited, and well-indexed. ... I came away with the wish that I could have been born British so that my work might then have been at least considered for inclusion.
This collection should bring before a wider audience a representative sample of those accounting historians, many of whom are continuing to develop new approaches to the subject, who have made substantial progress in integrating their aims and methods with those of economic and business historians.
...the editors clearly had a serious purpose in bringing together these articles by historians and accountants. They inform unwary users of accounting records...of the serious problems of interpretation and comparison.
Parker and Yamey and the Research Board of the ICAEW have provided a volume whose presence will endure when the revelry ceases. The book represents an exquisitely presented synthesis of significant writings produced by British accounting historians which will adorn the bookshelf. It is one of the increasing number of important works which stand as literary monuments to the growing respectability and coming of age of accounting history ... it will be utilized as an important first source by accounting historians and will prove to be a valuable introduction to the mysteries of accounting history for economic and social historians ... the papers represent the fruits of well-researched work and the quality of the writing makes for an absorbing read.
The scholarship is impressive ... a most interesting collection of essays, offering valuable insights not only into its own field, but into the wider subject of economic and entrepreneurial logic in past ages.
Professors Parker and Yamey, in an extensive work, provide us with fascinating contributions to accounting scholarship ... The collection, as entertaining as it is relevant to our present time of rapid accounting change, is highly recommended ... The book invites the attention of all accounting historians and wishes we would value each others' contributions. It is a fine invitation; we should not hesitate to accept ... Here is a history of many of the frequent small developments of accounting techniques, by authors too often unknown, which provide our profession benchmarks of progress, feathers on our arrow of time. The case for historical perspective is never better made than in this book.