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Special Issue: Management Accounting Developments in German Speaking Countries. Guest Editors: Albrecht Becker, Burkhard Pedell, Dieter Pfaff

Management accounting developments in German-speaking countries: an overview and editorial reflections

Albrecht Becker; Burkhard Pedell; Dieter Pfaff
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Persistent but adaptable – the path dependent development of German cost accounting

Juergen Weber; Leona Wiegmann
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Reporting practices in situations of conflicting institutional logics: the case of a German federal authority

Celina Gisch; Bernhard Hirsch; David Lindermüller
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The internationalisation of management accounting research in the German-speaking countries – a longitudinal study

Christoph Endenich; Andreas Hoffjan; Anne Krutoff; Rouven Trapp
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Debiasing as a powerful management accounting tool? Evidence from German firms

Niklas Kreilkamp; Maximilian Schmidt; Arnt Wöhrmann
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