..., that of the French Armed Forces whereby secrecy and discipline are the norm. The study draws on James Scott's concept of infrapolitics to illustrate how service members manage to appear obedient and disciplined, while simultaneously criticizing and resisting accounting practices “below the radar” of surveillance...

..., Glasgow. Historical documents deposited in the National Library of Scotland were also consulted extensively. The following section introduces the Iona Community. Accounting Religion Christianity Discipline Scotland It was in the first decade of the twentieth century that Max Weber...

... Discipline Procedures Accountancy profession Ethics Ireland If a profession, and in particular a self regulated one like the accounting profession, wishes to achieve public recognition, then ethical codes together with rigorous, accountable and transparent disciplinary processes which enforce...

... narratives, readability and visual images. Using analytical methods from within artistic disciplines, the paper examines the use of antithesis in structure, visual material and text of Reuters 2000 Annual Review and Report and Accounts. It is suggested that the framing and communicative power...

... of history making can only be beneficial, not only to the development of the discipline, but also towards our own self‐understandings as accountants, including the impact we have on organizational and social functioning. Suggests that accounting history without a firm archival base is likely to lose...

... for purposes of labour discipline, even though this was a matter of concern. Suggests that the Dowlais management, through the use of other methods to counter indiscipline, was able to develop and utilize the accounting system in other ways; also suggests that accounting in Britain may have developed somewhat...

...Keith Hoskin; Richard Macve In a 1977 publication Alfred Chandler singled out the Springfield Armory as the site where single‐unit management was pioneered in the United States, crediting Superintendent Roswell Lee (1815‐1833) with establishing a first “managerial” approach to work discipline...