Volume 25, Issue 2 (1998) December 1998
Articles
Contents [1998, Vol. 25, no. 2]; Statement of policy [1998, Vol. 25, no. 2]; Guide for submitting manuscripts [1998, Vol. 25, no. 2]
Academy of Accounting Historians
Science of accounts: Bookkeeping rooted in the ideal of science
Keith P. McMillan
U.S. accounting history and historiography: Call for papers
Academy of Accounting Historians
Labor and costing: The employees' dilemma
Stephen P. Walker and Falconer Mitchell
Development of taxation in the Bible: Improvements in counting, measurement, and computation in the ancient Middle East
Manuel L. Jose and Charles K. Moore
Income tax allocation: The continuing controversy in historical perspective
Sally M. Schultz and Roxanne Therese Johnson
Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal: Call for literary submission -- short fiction and poetry
Academy of Accounting Historians
First Wisconsin accountancy bill: An historical perspective
Joann Noe Cross
From accounting to negative numbers: A signal contribution of medieval India to mathematics
Richard Mattessich
Accounting and Business Research [table of contents]
Academy of Accounting Historians
Follow-up to: Recent insights into Mesopotamian accounting of the 3rd millennium B.C.: Correction to Table 1
Richard Mattessich
Accounting History: Call for papers: Accounting in crises
Academy of Accounting Historians
FASB's accomplishments to date: One participant's views
Dennis R. Beresford
History of the Academy of Accounting Historians: 1989-1998
Edward N. Coffman, Alfred Robert Roberts, and Gary John Previts
Description, objectivity, and a robust pluralism: A reply to Fleischman and Tyson; Point/Counterpoint
Terry K. Sheldahl
Book reviews [1998, Vol. 25, no. 2]
Academy of Accounting Historians
Academy of Accounting Historians: Application for 1999 membership; Application for 1999 membership
Academy of Accounting Historians