The importance and influence of accountancy have increased
incredibly rapidly in the post-war period, although it remains an
institution about which relatively little is known. Studies which
incorporate insights from social and behavioural science are long
overdue. The value of such analyses have been increasingly
recognized within the accountancy profession in recent years as a
compelling, provocative and fruitful complement to the conventional
education and training process. "Sociological Perspectives on
Modern Accountancy" is the first book to draw on developments in
academic sociology and apply them in an accessible way for the
accounting student. Written by a sociologist who is also a trained
accountant, this book analyzes the structure and processes of
accountancy in a entirely novel way. He considers the profession,
its work roles and employment experiences, and the ideological
nature of accountancy. This book should be of interest to
undergraduates and postgraduates in sociology and accountancy.
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