Issues

Special Issue: Contemporary Professional Work: Accounting and Beyond. Guest Editors: Chris Carter, Crawford Spence, Daniel Muzio

Scoping an agenda for future research into the professions

Chris Carter; Crawford Spence; Daniel Muzio
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Professional service firms, globalisation and the new imperialism

Mehdi Boussebaa
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Blurred roles and elusive boundaries: On contemporary forms of oversight surrounding professional work

Mouna Hazgui; Yves Gendron
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The dark side of professions: the big four and tax avoidance

Susan Addison; Frank Mueller
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How hybrid managers act as “canny customers” to accelerate policy reform: A case study of regulator-regulatee relationships in the UK’s tax agency

Graeme Currie; Penelope Tuck; Kevin Morrell
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Illusio and overwork: playing the game in the accounting field

Ioana Lupu; Laura Empson
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Beyond segments in movement: a “small” agenda for research in the professions

Carlos Ramirez; Lindsay Stringfellow; Mairi Maclean
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Industry analysts – how to conceptualise the distinctive new forms of IT market expertise?

Neil Pollock; Robin Williams
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Annexing new audit spaces: challenges and adaptations

Paul Andon; Clinton Free; Brendan O'Dwyer
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