... and Tryggestad, 2010) explicit organisational strategy. Strategizing Strategy NHS Episode Strategic intent Pathway Pluralism Healthcare One critique of such studies is that “Strategy-making does not always involve the necessary formulation of goals, mental maps or plans” (Chia and MacKay, 2007...

... received little attention in accounting research. This paper and AAAJ special issue provides empirical, practical and theoretical material to advance further work. The accounts given may be seen as examples of pluralism in democratic societies (Brown, 2009 ; Brown et al., 2015...

.... Ken McPhail can be contacted at: kenneth.mcphail@manchester.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 IASB Human rights Pluralism United Nations Guiding Principles We do not live in a just world. This may be the least controversial claim one could make in political...

... realist approach and discusses its implications for theoretical triangulation in accounting research. Originality/value – The paper contributes to the ongoing debate about theoretical pluralism in accounting research by explicating how critical realism may further such pluralism and the inter...

... participation, and their implications for accounting. However, they approach these issues – explicitly or implicitly –differently. Accountability Pluralism Agonistic democracy Dialogic accountings Ecological (un)sustainability and social (in)justices are overarching themes in what has been...

...Professor Judy Brown, Professor Jesse Dillard and Professor Trevor Hopper; Christine Byrch; Markus J. Milne; Richard Morgan; Kate Kearins Purpose – The purpose of this paper is first, to investigate empirically the plurality of understanding surrounding sustainability held by those working...