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1 lut 2016 · The study charts the problems of connecting accounting and the social, indicates how social historians have addressed similar issues, and reveals the scope for drawing on other notions of the ‘social’ that have the potential to extend historical understandings of the roles of accounting in society.
6 wrz 2021 · Exploring the work of the accountant as a social phenomenon reveals it to have a complex relationship with those who use it. Critical, multidisciplinary research facilitates a depth of insight into the sociological implications of accounting information use, and in turn the role of the accountant.
1 lip 2023 · Understanding the Sociology of the Accounting Profession. Jasvinder Sidhu, Soma Pillay & Mahesh Joshi. 78 Accesses. Abstract. Professions represent social groups formed within a wider social context by skilled individuals around their common economic interests.
16 lis 2021 · Social institutions are relatively stable patterns of behaviour or joint action that help overcome fundamental problems and perform a function in society. Despite the importance of social institutions, scholars find it difficult to identify and assess their robustness empirically.
We look at accounting as a system of social categorizations and have taken into account sociological research done on the construction of social groups and the categorization which goes along with it.
THE EMERGENCE OF THE ACCOUNT CONCEPT IN SOCIOLOGY. The writings of sociologists such as Garfinkel (1956, 1967), Goffman (1959, 1971), and Scott & Lyman (1968, Lyman & Scott 1970) led the theoretical development on accounts.
OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS IN SOCIOLOGY. FRANZ ADLER. ABSTRACT. AA hypothetical concept CN and a refined CN rate are operationally defined. By. weaknesses of operationism are pointed out. The attempt is made to show that operational definitions hamper.
