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100			_aFleischman, Richard K. .
245			_aCritical Histories of Accounting : _bSinister Inscriptions in the Modern Era / _cRichard K. Fleischman, Warwick Funnell, Stephen P. Walker
250			_a1st, ed.
260			_aNew York : _bRoutledge, _c2013
300			_aix, 274 p. _c28 cm.
520			_aThe critical tradition in accounting historiography has come to occupy a prominent place in the discipline’s academic scholarship. Some critical literature has confronted the responsibility of accounting and accountants in precipitating contemporary crises, such as the audit failures that spawned Sarbanes-Oxley and the world-wide recession. Certain contemporary issues have long histories, such as the difficulties encountered by women to break the glass ceiling in public accounting, and the suffering of indigenous peoples under the imperialistic yoke. Other episodes in accounting’s long history are seemingly more divorced from the present, but in reality they all have contemporary significance. Slavery in the New World, for example, although abolished more than a century ago, is still rampant in parts of the world, albeit less formally. Critical accounting historians feel it a duty to harken to the "suppressed voices" of the past, those groups of people who had no access to an accounting record – women, persons of color, indigenous populations, alienated proletarians, victims of governmental incompetence and graft, and many voiceless others.
700			_aFunnell, Warwick .
700			_aWalker, Stephen P.
856	4	0	_uhttps://bookworm.vnu.edu.vn/EDetail.aspx?id=162727&f=nhande&v=Critical+Histories+of+Accounting
911			_aYến
919			_a2Chương trình AC _b9Sách tham khảo chương trình AC _cINS3015 _dLịch sử ngành kế toán _dHistory of Accounting
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