Accounting and Finance

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Advances in Public Interest Accounting
Series Editor
ISSN: 1041-7060
Professor Cheryl Lehman
Hofstra University, New York, USA
Series Editor
ISSN: 1058-7497
Professor Toby Stock
Robert H. Freeman Professor of
Accounting, Ohio University School of
Accounting, USA
Advances in Public Interest Accounting aims
to provide a forum for researchers critically
appraising and significantly transforming
conventional accounting theory, practice,
teaching and research, and to increase the
social self-awareness of accounting
practitioners, educators, and researchers.
Coverage includes:
Influences of gender and feminist theory, class
and race, on accounting practice, education, and
research; accounting as a communicative
practice; effects of accounting on environmental
issues; accounting’s participation in multinational
expansion, consolidations, and changing
economies; the impact of new advances in
information technologies.
Benefits and features
• APIA expands accounting’s focus beyond the
behavior of individual corporate entities.
Part of the Business, Management & Economics eBook Series Collection
Advances in Taxation
Series Editor
ISSN: 0885-3339
Professor Takao Kato
Colgate University, New York, USA
Advances in Taxation publishes chapters
dealing with all aspects of taxation. Chapters
can address tax policy issues at the federal,
state, local, or international level.
The series primarily publishes empirical
studies that address compliance, education,
legal, planning, or policy issues.
Coverage includes:
Interdisciplinary research incorporating theories
from accounting, economics, finance,
psychology, and/or sociology.
Benefits and features
• The series encourages interdisciplinary
research involving economics, finance, and
other areas.
Part of the Business, Management & Economics eBook Series Collection
Advances in the Economic Analysis of Participatory and
Labor-Managed Firms
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Accounting and Finance Books
Advances in the Economic Analysis of
Participatory and Labor-Managed Firms is an
edited annual volume of original international
research on the issue of participatory and
labor-managed organizations.
Coverage includes:
Typical areas of research include employeeownership,
co-operatives, labor-management
decision making, co-determination, profit-sharing,
and economic democracy.
Benefits and features
• Past volumes are representative of the best
theoretical and empirical research being
carried out on the economic analysis of
participatory and labor-managed firms.
Part of the Business, Management & Economics eBook Series Collection