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Hybrid accounts: Shell’s letter to Mr and Mrs shareholder
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Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal (2017) 30 (5): 1184–1201.
Published: 19 June 2017
... in corporate discursive hegemony and enacts rhetorical accountability. Design/methodology/approach The authors adopt Debord’s (1967, 1988) concept of the spectacle with Boje’s (2001) antenarrative approach as a critical postmodern framing of Shell’s narrative of oil spills in both local and global contexts...
