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Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management

ISSN: 1176-6093

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Editorial objectives

Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management aims to promote an international and interdisciplinary understanding of accounting, management and organizations; recognising the increasing contribution made by qualitative research in these and related fields and providing a forum for publishing such work.

Editorial criteria

We invite contributions that utilise qualitative evidence to tell interesting and academically rigorous stories, irrespective of the theoretical or epistemological position that informs the research. Papers discussing the conduct and implications of qualitative research in different traditions are also welcome. Papers published in the journal should explicitly engage with practical and methodological aspects of qualitative research.

Coverage

QRAM publishes high quality research on topics including, but not limited to:

• management accounting and control
• financial management and accountability
• financial reporting
• corporate governance
• public sector management
• employment relations
• strategic management and alliances
• organizational change
• organizational discourse and identity
• corporate social responsibility
• environmental management
• critical and historical studies
• technology and organization
• electronic business
• organizational information systems
• supply chain management
• qualitative research methods

Topicality

The contribution of qualitative research in accounting, management and organisation studies continues to gather momentum. Qualitative research informs the ongoing development of contemporary theory in these areas. Policy makers, research funding agencies and industry are increasingly recognising the importance and value of qualitative research that offers detailed and rich analyses of accounting and management in organizations and society.

Key benefits

By providing a forum for publishing high quality qualitative research on accounting, management and organisations, the journal offers a critical, interdisciplinary and international assessment of theory and practice in these areas. By embracing a wide range of topics related to accounting and management and publishing qualitative research from a range of theoretical or epistemological positions, this journal is invaluable reading. Papers accepted for publication are double-blind reviewed to ensure academic rigour and validity.

Key journal audiences

Accounting and management researchers, educators, practitioners and policy makers interested in how qualitative research can offer a fine-grained and critical understanding of how accounting and management operate and interact in organizations and society.

Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management is indexed and abstracted in:

• OCLC - Electronic Collections Online

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