Areas of interest noted under each member's name refers to
A. General
B. Ancient Accounting
C. Early Italian Accounting
D. Early Netherlands
Accounting
E. Early French Accounting
F. Early English and Scottish Accounting
G. Early Irish Accounting
H. Early German and Austrian Accounting
I. Early American Accounting
J. Early Australian Accounting
K. Early Japanese Accounting
L. Early Indian Accounting
M. Professional Accountancy
N. Auditing
O. Cost and Management Accounting
P. Corporate Accounting
Q. Mechanized Accounting and Computers
R. Executorship Accounting
S. Financial Accounting Theory
T. Education
U. Terminology
V. Bibliographies, Biographies, and Chronologies
W. Bank Accounting
X. Miscellaneous
Y. Fund Accounting
The taxonomy above is not intended to be exhaustive or mutally
exclusive -- nor has any attempt been made to define the terms. These categories
were developed by R. H. Parker as bibliographic classifications. The arrangement
first appeared in Abacus (September, 1965) and was later reprinted in
Chatfield's Contemporary Studies in the Evolution of Accounting Thought
(Dickinson, 1968). Professor Parker has given The Academy permission to use
his categories for the designation of areas of interest.
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Saad A. Alkazemi
B M. Fatih Bayramoglu Charles D. Boudreaux Chester Brearey
C Lawrence Chui
E Augustine Enofe
F James C. Fetterman
J Sudhir Jain
L Ricky Leavell Xiang Liu
M Marinoni Marco
O José Miguel Pereira Dos Santos De Oliveira
P V. Brooks Poole David Pirtle
T Dan Teed
Z Gianfranco Zucchi |