Since around 2003, the number and extent of studies into accounting history and religion
has increased significantly from their prior scarcity. This growing interest in the junction of …

Accounting History celebrated a milestone at the end of 2010–its first 15 years as an
international refereed journal. This paper examines and provides commentary on the …

This article explores cultural aspects of the unique archival patrimony of private account
books that survive for Florence from the fourteenth to the early seventeenth century, a period …

Early research into accounting history publishing patterns indicates researchers were
predominately male, working for Anglophone universities and were researching private …

Italian accounting history studies have greatly contributed to the international academic
debate, thanks both to their scientific quality and to the rich presence in Italy of archives and …

Purpose The issue of gender inequality in the Italian universities and academic context does
not seem to be particularly debated and is really rare. Starting from this “lack of interest”, the …

This paper seeks to reveal Alberto Ceccherelli (1885–1958), a student of the Italian
accounting scholar Fabio Besta, as an important pioneer in the history of accounting …

The ongoing global economic and financial crisis has exposed the risks of considering
market and business organizations only as instruments for creating economic wealth while …

As an extension of the Panel session held at the seventh Accounting History International
Conference (7 AH IC) in Seville in September 2013, the pressures, issues, strategies and …

Elements of the history of research publications on accounting's past are examined through
an analysis of citations appearing in 546 articles published from 1996 to 2008 in the three …