History in print [1999, Vol. 22, no. 2]

              HISTORY IN PRINT
An increasing amount of research in
accounting history is being published
throughout the world in various books and
periodicals other than those published by the
Academy. The editors of The Notebook provide
this section to identify accounting history
research that may be of interest and use by
members of the Academy. We encourage you,
the readers of The Notebook, to advise us of
such publications in an effort to provide the
broadest coverage and recognition of
accounting history research.
Accounting, Business and Financial
History Vol. 9, No. 1 (1999), (Selected
Items):
Annisette, Marcia. "Importing Accounting:
The Case of Trinidad and Tobago."
pp.103-134.
Carnegie, Garry D. and Robert H. Parker.
"Accountants and Empire: The Case of
Co-membership of Australian and Bri­tish
Accountancy Bodies, 1885 to
19l4."pp.77-102.
Fleishman, Richard K. and Thomas Tyson.
"Opportunity Lost? Chances for Cost
Accountants' Professionalization Under
the National Industrial Recovery Act of
1933."pp.51-76.
Maltby, Josephine. "A Sort of Guide,
Philosopher and Friend: The Rise of the
Professional Auditor in Britain." pp.29-
50.
McMillan, Keith P. "The Institute of
Accounts: A Community of the Compe­tent."
pp.7-28.
Accounting, Business and Financial
History, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1999), (Selected
Items):
Baxter, W.T. "Mckesson & Robbins: A
Milestone in Auditing." pp.157-174.
Lemarchand, Yannick. "Introducing Double-
Entry Bookkeeping in Public Finance: A
French Experiment at the Beginning of
the Eighteenth Century." pp.225-254.
Mckinstry, Sam. "Engineering Culture and
Accounting Development at Albion
Motors, 1900-C.1970." pp.203-224.
Oldroyd, David. "Through a Glass Clearly:
Management Practice on the Bowes
Family Estates c 1700-70 As Revealed
by the Accounts." pp.175-202.
AHA, Yearbook of Accounting History
Association, Osaka, Japan, No. 17 (1998),
(Selected Items):
Imamura, Satoshi. "Main Principles of Cost
Accounting for Industries in Wartime
Japan." pp.25-33.
Kanamori, Eri. "Toward the Legislation of
Group Accounts in the United
Kingdom." pp.68-78.
Kasukabe, Mitsunori. "Accounting Practices
in the Early Period of U.S. Steel." pp.
56-67.
Kubo, Junji. "Toward the More Useful
Accounting Information: Developments
in Accounting Standards for Earnings
Per Share." pp.44-55.
Morita, Chikako. "The Historical Develop­ment
of Credit Analysis Up to the 1920s
in America." pp. 34-43.
Okajima, Kei. "Emergence of 'Financial
Statements Audit' in the UK Auditing."
pp. 12-24.
Sakaki, Shigeto. "The Accounting Practice
for Fixed Assets in the London and
Birmingham Railway Company from
1833 to 1846."pp.l-ll.
Adams, C. A and G. Harte. "The Changing
Portrayal of the Employment of Women
in British Banks' and Retail Companies'
Corporate Annual Reports. Accounting,
Organizations and Society, Vol. 23, No. 8,
1998, pp. 781-812.
Aiken, Maxwell and Wei Lu. "The Evolution
of Bookkeeping in China: Integrating
Historical Trends with Western Influ­ences."
Abacus, Vol. 34, No .2, 1998, pp.
220-242.
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