Advances in Public Interest Accounting
Mirrors and Prisms Interrogating Accounting
Edited by
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Volume
9
ISBN electronic:
978-1-84950-173-6
ISBN print:
978-0-76230-958-0
Series ISSN:
1041-7060
Publication date:
2002
Book Chapter
Captured within masculine accounting: Accountability of non-profit organizations
Natalie Buckmaster
© Emerald Group Publishing Limited
2002
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Published:2002
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Natalie Buckmaster, 2002. "Captured within masculine accounting: Accountability of non-profit organizations", Mirrors and Prisms Interrogating Accounting, Cheryl R. Lehman
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© Emerald Group Publishing Limited
2002
Nonprofit organizations have feminine goals. Yet policy and regulation are requiring inappropriate masculine accountability that emphatically entrenches measurement. Trust is an appropriate feminine substitute for the masculine measurement embedded in traditional accounting. The question is how this trust can be assessed and communicated to funding bodies and other constituents? Qualitative methods for assessment and communication are advocated to attain this trust-accountability.
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