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1 December - Volume 4, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 89
Volume 4, Issue 1
1 December 2004
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1530-9320
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Intellectual Capital: Who Counts, Controls?
Robin Roslender, Associate Professor
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Robin Fincham, Associate Professor
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Dangerous, Dominant, Dependent, or Definitive: Stakeholder Identification When the Profession Faces Major Transgressions
Rachel F. Baskerville‐Morley
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titled, Dangerous, Dominant, Dependent, or Definitive: Stakeholder Identification When the Profession Faces Major Transgressions
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Accounting, Accountability, and Religion: Charles Taylor's Catholic Modernity and the Malaise of a Disenchanted World
Glen Lehman, Associate Professor
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The Image of the Accountant in a German Context
Andreas Hoffjan
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