Routledge Companion to Critical Accounting

Robin Roslender is Professor of Accounting and Finance at The University of Dundee, UK.

• Foreword (David Cooper) 1. Introduction (Robin Roslender) 2. Interpretivism (Chandana Allawattage and Danture Wickramasinghe) 3. Structural Marxism (Robin Roslender) 4. Critical Theory (Sonja Gallhofer and Jim Haslam) 5. Philosophical Traditions (Glen Lehman) 6. Foucault (David Knights and Peter Bloom) 7. Bourdieu (Jeff Everett) 8. Accountancy Profession (Alan Richardson) 9. Auditing (Richard Baker) 10. Ethics (Paul Williams) 11. Regulation (Lisa Baudot and Keith Robson) 12. Colonisation (Jane Broadbent and Richard Laughlin) 13. Accountability (John Roberts) 14. Social and Environmental Accounting (Rob Gray, Carol Adams and David Owen) 15. Emerging Economies (Trevor Hopper and Farzana Tanima) 16. Governance (Lee Parker) 17. Financialization (Colin Haslam and Nick Tstsianis and George Katechos) 18. Globalization (Cameron Graeme) 19. Pop Culture (Ingrid Jeacle) 20. Accounting History (Richard Fleischman, Thomas Tyson and David Oldroyd) 21. Accounting Education (Gordon Boyce) 22. Organisation Studies (Chris Carter and Alan McKinlay) 23. Finance (Elton McGoun) 24. Sustainability is the new critical? (Judy Brown and Jesse Dillard) 25. Actor-Network Theory and critical accounting research (Jane Baxter and Wai Fong Chua) 26. Critical realism (Sven Modell)

'This impressive volume shows that critical accounting has come of age. It will provide an important reference point for scholars in accounting, as well as scholars across the social sciences for many years to come.'Peter Miller, Professor, London School of Economics & Political Science, UK'A must read book for those teaching and researching in the field of critical accounting.'Lois Mahoney, Professor, Eastern Michigan University, USA'The field of critical accounting is attractive and stimulating for many students and new researchers but it is also complex, discordant and difficult to navigate - this companion provides an invaluable map and guide for newcomers and established scholars alike.'Brian Rutherford, Professor, University of Kent, UK‘Widening social inequality, accelerating environmental degradation and seemingly unchecked corporate power render the aims and aspirations of critical accounting more urgent than ever before. The Routledge Companion to Critical Accounting is an important read to understand and advance this essential field.’ Marcia Annisette, Associate Dean, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada