History in print [1998, Vol. 21, no. 1]

              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 provide this section of
The Notebook to identify accounting history
research which may be of interest and use by
the Academy membership. We encourage
readers of The Notebook to advise us of the
many such publications in an effort to pro­vide
the broadest coverage and recognition of
accounting history research.
Accounting, Business and Financial History, Vol.
7, No. 1 (1997), (Selected Items):
Bartlett, Susan and Michael John Jones,
"Annual Reporting Disclosures 1970-
90: An Exemplification," pp. 60-80.
Berry, A., "'Balancing the Books'-.
Funding Provincial Hospitals in
Eighteenth-Century England," pp.
1-30.
Camfferman, Kees, "An Overview of
Recent Dutch-Language Publications
in Accounting, Business and Financial
History in the Netherlands," pp. 105-
136.
Murinde, Victor and Joram Kariisa-Kasa,
"The Financial Performance of the
East African Development Bank: A
Retrospective Analysis," pp. 81-104.
Scorgie, M. E., "Progenitors of Modern
Management Accounting Concepts
and Mensurations in Pre-Industrial
England," pp. 31-59.
Accounting, Business and Financial History, Vol.
7, No. 2 (1997), (Selected Items):
Arnold, A. J., "'Publishing Your Private
Affairs to the World': Corporate
Financial Disclosures in the UK
1900-24," pp. 143-177.
Briston, R.J. and M.J.M. Kedslie, "The
Internationalization of British
Professional Accounting: The Role of
the Examination Exporting Bodies,"
pp. 175-194.
Higgins, D. and S. Toms, "Firm Structure
and Financial Performance: The
Lancashire Textile Industry, c. 1884-
c. 1960," pp. 195-232.
Jones, S., "The Professional Background of
Company Law Pressure Groups," pp.
233-242.
Accounting, Business and Financial History, Vol.
7, No. 3 (1997), (Selected Items):
Batsch, L., "Accounting and Financial
Policy at Schneider (1837-75)," pp.
281-294.
Bouquin, H. "Management Accounting in
Its Social Context: Rimailho
Revisted," pp. 315-343.
Cailluet, L., "Accounting and Accountants
as Essential Elements in the
Development of Central Administra­tion
During the Inter-War Period:
Management Ideology and Technol­ogy
at Alais, Froges et Camargue
(AFC-Pechiney)," pp. 295-314.
Lacombe-Saboly, M., "Hospital Accounts
and Accounting Systems: A Study in
the French Region of Toulouse from
the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth
Century," pp. 259-280.
Pezet, A. "The Development of
Discounted Cash Flow and
Profitability of Investment In France
in the 1960s," pp. 367-380.
Zimnovitch, H., "The Development of
Standard Costing at Saint-Gobain,
1920-60: Forty Years of Quarantine?"
pp. 345-365.
Accounting History, Journal of the Accounting
History Special Interest Group of the Accounting
Association of Australia and New Zealand, NS
Vol. 2, No. 2, November 1997, (Selected
Items):
Funnell, Warwick, "Military Influences on
the Evolution of Public Sector Audit
and Accounting 1830-1880," pp. 9-
29.
Parker, Robert H., "Roger North:
Gentleman, Accountant and Lexico­grapher,"
pp. 31-51.
26 The Accounting Historians Notebook, April, 1998