We are writing to invite you to an informal meeting to be held just before the next EAA
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This contribution to the polyphonic debate agrees with the authors about the importance of
making interpretative accounting research more relevant. It argues that the ways of seeking …

This paper comments on the debate amongst European scholars regarding the
development, place and role of interpretive research in the contemporary accounting …

Over the past thirty-odd years a broad and rather diverse research tradition known as
interpretive accounting research (IAR) has evolved and made significant contributions to our …

Methodological debates in accounting frequently emphasise the distinction between
objective and subjective research. A growing body of interpretive management accounting …

This paper investigates the lack of interpretive and critical research in mainstream academic
accounting journals, particularly those published in the United States, and proposes some …

This essay is a response to the 'polyphonic debate'on interpretive accounting research
(Ahrens et al., this issue). The debate is considered first as a case study of the limitations of …

Recent accounting research has begun to utilise resources from the art of interpretation as
developed in the recent social science literature. This area of research is gaining …

This paper analyses interpretive research in management accounting from the perspective
of naturalistic philosophy of science. We focus on the relation of interpretive research to the …

Tony Puxty was prominent amongst those critical scholars who have explicitly sought to go
beyond accounting in attempting to contribute to the development of an accounting that …