A major problem confronting a researcher new to this area
is which theoretical perspective is most apt. A research
study can be a voyage of discovering or choice of
theoretical perspective as well as gathering empirics or
facts on a problem or situation. This book provides a
good guideline as to why and how to choose a particular
theory or method to study an organisational phenomenon
such as accounting. The contributors to this collection
are world-renowned in their respective field. Each
chapter documents latest research in accounting and
control systems. The book is primarily intended for
research students and academic researchers in the areas
of accounting and organisational practices in
organisations. It can also be used for undergraduate (3rd
year level) and postgraduate accounting methodology
courses, and research organizations/consulting firms in
the accounting and business field.
