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200 10$aAccounting and social theory $ean introduction /$fLisa Jack
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327   $a1. Why use social theory to study accounting? -- 2. Locating accounting in the social world -- 3. Structure, agency and accounting -- 4. Power, inequality and resistance -- 5. Space, time and change -- 6. Writing and designing empirical research with social theory -- 7. Future directions.
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