Table of contents - Special Issue: Gender and accounting
M[othering] View on “Notes towards Feminist Theories of Accounting: A View from Literary Studies”
Keith HoskinFeminism offers new ways of seeing accounting both as practice andtheory. However, just as accounting has increasingly recognized that itstheoretical base and its everyday…
How Innocent Is Innocent Enough? The Relief Provisions of Section 6013(e)
Wanda JamesMarried couples who elect to file a joint US federal income taxreturn may possibly benefit from a lowered combined tax burden, but eachspouse individually assumes the obligation…
The Non and Nom of Accounting for (M)other Nature
Christine CooperUses the work of various women writers but most importantly thewriting of Hélène Cixous, to question accounting′srole in society. Contends that accounting is masculine in thesense…
M[othering] View on: “Some Feminisms and Their Implications for Accounting Practice”
Christine CooperCritiques article by Hammond and Oakes (1992). Emphasizes politicalimportance of discussion of feminist empiricism for accountancypractitioners of both sexes.
Notes towards Feminist Theories of Accounting: A View from Literary Studies
David Chioni MooreExplores possibilities for an expanded critical feminist accountingin the context of feminist theory as developed in the important feministliterary criticism literature of the…
Some Feminisms and Their Implications for Accounting Practice
Theresa Hammond, Leslie S. OakesUses Harding′s 1986 book. The Science Question in Feminism,as a framework for examining the implications of some feminisms foraccounting. First explores feminist empiricism which…
M[othering] View on: “The Construction of Gender: Some Insights from Feminist Psychology”
Penny CiancanelliThe claim that gender is an authority relationship is an advance onthe widely held view that psychologically at least gender is anattribute, part of someone′s character. However…
The Construction of Gender: Some Insights from Feminist Psychology
Mary Jeanne WelshPresents a review of the psychological contructions of gender andconsiders the implications of gender construction on gender research inaccounting. Constructions of gender contain…
M[othering] View on: “The Non and Nom of Accounting for (M)other Nature”
Sonja GallhoferAims to evaluate critically the potential insights of the work ofHélène Cixous and related feminist writers for theanalysis of accounting, including environmental and green…
M[othering] View on: “How Innocent Is Innocent Enough? The Relief Provisions of Section 6013(e)”
Tony TinkerAnalyses article by James (1992). Suggests apparently hostile termjudgements on women hide moral judgements. Questions ideologies ofneutrality and independence in accounting.
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0951-3574Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Prof James Guthrie
- Prof Lee Parker