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Environmental accounting: In communicating reality, do we construct reality? 环境会计:在传播现实的过程中,我们是否构建了现实?
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-09-11 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102764
Jonathan Tweedie

This paper acts as a counterweight to the recent swell of optimism among some accounting scholars about how the performative potential of environmental accounting might be harnessed to address the planetary crisis. Mimicking the style of Ruth Hines’ seminal contribution, ‘Financial accounting: In communicating reality, we construct reality’ (1988), the paper questions whether environmental accounting can play the transformational role that many envisage for it.

最近,一些会计学者对如何利用环境会计的表演潜力来解决地球危机持乐观态度,本文就是对这种乐观态度的一种反拨。本文模仿露丝-海因斯(Ruth Hines)的开创性文章《财务会计:本文模仿露丝-海因斯(Ruth Hines)的开创性文章《财务会计:在传达现实的同时,我们也构建了现实》(1988 年)的风格,质疑环境会计是否能像许多人所设想的那样发挥变革作用。
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Director and shareholder interactions at shareholder meetings: Compromising accountability in the service of colonialism 董事与股东在股东大会上的互动:为殖民主义服务的问责制妥协
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-09-10 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102763
Niamh M. Brennan , Victoria C. Edgar , Sean Bradley Power

This research explores director and shareholder two-way face-to-face interactions at the shareholder meetings of Cecil Rhodes’s British South Africa Company, as reflected in verbatim minutes of those meetings. Shareholder meetings are traditionally viewed as being for accountability. Alternatively, directors may engage in manipulative game-playing through skillful political maneuvering of shareholders, thereby compromising accountability. The research analyzes unique data, comprising 25 full sets of verbatim meeting minutes of 29 shareholder meetings over the period 1895–1925, using manual close-reading interpretive content analysis. Our unit of analysis is the interactions between directors and supportive/approving and dissenting shareholders. Our research question is how did the directors and shareholders interact at the shareholder meetings. We develop a typology of 16 types of interactions the directors and shareholders used in their exchanges. We complement our analysis with illustrations of types of interactions extracted from our verbatim minutes. We demonstrate how powerful directors mobilized supportive/approving shareholders to quash the dissenting shareholders’ voices. Our findings have implications for how modern-day shareholder meetings are conducted.

本研究探讨了塞西尔-罗兹的英属南非公司股东大会上董事和股东面对面的双向互动,这些互动反映在股东大会的逐字记录中。股东大会传统上被视为问责会议。但董事也可能通过巧妙地与股东进行政治博弈,从而损害问责制。本研究采用人工精读解释性内容分析法,对 1895-1925 年间 29 次股东大会的 25 套完整逐字记录进行了独特的数据分析。我们的分析单元是董事与支持/赞成和反对股东之间的互动。我们的研究问题是董事和股东在股东大会上是如何互动的。我们对董事和股东在交流中使用的 16 种互动类型进行了分类。我们通过从逐字记录中提取的互动类型说明来补充我们的分析。我们展示了有权势的董事是如何动员支持/赞成股东压制反对股东的声音的。我们的研究结果对现代股东大会的召开方式具有借鉴意义。
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Hegemonic influence and selectivity in financial accountability discharge: Evidence from Ghana’s oil and gas sector 霸权影响与财务责任履行的选择性:加纳石油和天然气部门的证据
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-08-08 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102762
Emmanuel Tetteh Asare , Bruce Burton , Theresa Dunne

This paper compares the extent of engagement between the Ghanaian government and the nation’s oil and gas firms with the nature of the financial accountability offered by each of these parties to the citizenry. The findings indicate that whilst the Ghanaian government and the nation’s oil firms pay (at best) cursory regard to societal needs for information and engagement, when interacting with each other an effective and unapologetic form of discharge exists, suggesting the existence of an exclusionary hegemony. We mobilize elements of work by Jessop, 2003a, Jessop, 2003b, Joseph, 2002, Joseph, 2003 and Andrew and Baker (2020) to contextualise the evidence around recent theoretical debates on selectivity in information flows and accountability discharge in developing nation settings.

本文比较了加纳政府与国家石油和天然气公司之间的接触程度,以及这两方各自对公民承担的财务责任的性质。研究结果表明,虽然加纳政府和国家石油公司(充其量)粗略地考虑了社会对信息和参与的需求,但在彼此互动时,却存在着一种有效的、毫不掩饰的排放形式,这表明排斥性霸权的存在。我们借鉴了杰索普(Jessop, 2003a)、杰索普(Jessop, 2003b)、约瑟夫(Joseph, 2002)、约瑟夫(Joseph, 2003)以及安德鲁和贝克(Andrew and Baker, 2020)等人的研究成果,将这些证据与最近关于发展中国家信息流动的选择性和责任履行的理论辩论结合起来。
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Who speaks through the machine? Generative AI as discourse and implications for management 谁通过机器说话?作为话语的生成式人工智能及其对管理的影响
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-08-03 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102761
Gildas Agbon

This article draws on the Foucauldian concept of “discursive formation” to conceptualize generative artificial intelligence (GAI)’s potential influence on management. It shows how ChatGPT, a typical GAI, can affect practices, decision-making responsibility and the management disciplines through a dual discourse. The first one emanates from technological solutionism, a belief that any problem can be solved with the assistance of technology (the technosolutionist discourse), and the second one concerns the utterances generated by ChatGPT itself, which are shaped by various algorithmic, epistemic and linguistic influences (the generative discourse). In simpler terms, what ChatGPT can do to management appears to depend on “what is said about it” and “what it says”. In contrast to the existing literature on ChatGPT’s potential influence on organizations, this article, through its discursive approach, takes a non-normative position, to reveal the subtler influences of generative artificial intelligence, and highlight the individual and organizational responsibilities of actors interacting with these two discourses. The conclusions may be of interest to management readers in general, and of more particular interest to the accounting profession, as the conceptualization is based more broadly on examples taken from accounting, given the close link between the accounting profession and information technologies.

本文借鉴福柯的 "话语形成 "概念,对生成式人工智能(GAI)对管理的潜在影响进行概念化。文章展示了 ChatGPT 这一典型的 GAI 如何通过双重话语影响实践、决策责任和管理学科。第一种话语源自技术解决主义,即认为任何问题都可以在技术的帮助下得到解决();第二种话语涉及 ChatGPT 本身产生的话语,这些话语受到各种算法、认识论和语言学的影响()。简单地说,ChatGPT 对管理的作用似乎取决于 "对它说了什么 "和 "它说了什么"。与现有关于 ChatGPT 对组织的潜在影响的文献相比,本文通过其话语方法,采取非规范性立场,揭示了生成式人工智能的微妙影响,并强调了与这两种话语互动的参与者的个人和组织责任。鉴于会计行业与信息技术之间的密切联系,本文的概念化更广泛地以会计领域的实例为基础,因此本文的结论可能会引起广大管理读者的兴趣,尤其是会计行业的读者。
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Dynamics of influence within the audit regulatory space: Role-playing and the rise of cynicism 审计监管领域的影响力动态:角色扮演与犬儒主义的兴起
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-23 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102743
Géraldine Hottegindre, Marie-Claire Loison, Loïc Belze

The European Commission (EC) conducted a major reform of statutory audit between 2010 and 2014, with the primary aim of improving competition in the market. The Big 4, who were targeted by this reform, were strongly opposed to it. The present study employs the typology of Oliver (1991) and the “presentation of self” theory developed by Goffman (1956) to identify the strategic responses employed, frontstage and backstage, by the regulator (EC) and the regulatees (Big 4) to influence the outcome of the reform. The results reveal that passive strategic responses tend to take place frontstage, while active and aggressive strategies generally take place backstage. This work also reveals the incursion of the neoliberal model into the European regulatory arena, and allows us to characterize the Big 4 as cynical actors defending a commercial logic.

欧盟委员会(EC)在 2010 年至 2014 年期间对法定审计进行了重大改革,主要目的是改善市场竞争。四大作为此次改革的目标,对此表示强烈反对。本研究采用奥利弗(1991 年)的类型学和戈夫曼(1956 年)提出的 "自我展示 "理论,来识别监管方(欧盟委员会)和被监管方(四大)为影响改革结果而采取的前台和后台战略应对措施。研究结果表明,被动的战略反应往往发生在前台,而主动和积极的战略一般发生在后台。这项研究还揭示了新自由主义模式对欧洲监管领域的入侵,并使我们能够将四大巨头描述为捍卫商业逻辑的愤世嫉俗者。
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How tax administration influences social justice: The relational power of accounting technologies 税收管理如何影响社会公正:会计技术的关系力量
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-17 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102758
Sara C. Closs-Davies , Koen P.R. Bartels , Doris M. Merkl-Davies

This article advances understanding of how tax administration influences social justice. Critical accounting research is paying increasing attention to social justice, but conceptualisations and empirical studies of tax administration are scarce. Drawing on Bourdieu’s social theory, we analyse how accounting technologies exercise relational power that reproduces or worsens socio-economic inequalities. Our critical ethnography of the Tax Credits (TC) system in the United Kingdom identifies four original practices through which claimants interact with accounting technologies. We reveal how claimants utilise certain types of capital to play the game of the TC system and reproduce their habitus and position of powerlessness in the field. While some claimants manage to play the game successfully and improve their position, most end up ‘giving in’ to living with financial and emotional hardship and accepting the relational power of the field. We conclude by developing a research and reform agenda for analysing and changing the relational power of accounting technologies in tax administration towards social justice.

这篇文章加深了人们对税收管理如何影响社会公正的理解。批判性会计研究越来越关注社会公正,但有关税务管理的概念和实证研究却很少。借鉴布迪厄的社会理论,我们分析了会计技术如何行使关系权力,从而再现或加剧社会经济不平等。我们对英国的税收抵免(Tax Credits,TC)系统进行了批判性人种学研究,发现了申请人与会计技术互动的四种原始做法。我们揭示了申请者如何利用某些类型的资本来玩税收抵免系统的游戏,并再现他们的习惯和在该领域的无权地位。虽然有些索赔者成功地参与了游戏并改善了自己的地位,但大多数索赔者最终 "屈服 "于经济和情感上的困境,并接受了该领域的关系权力。最后,我们制定了一项研究和改革议程,以分析和改变税务管理中会计技术的关系权力,从而实现社会公正。
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On the juggernaut of artificial intelligence in organizations, research and society 论人工智能在组织、研究和社会中的巨大作用
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-14 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102759
Yves Gendron , Jane Andrew , Christine Cooper , Helen Tregidga

Capitalizing on what we currently know about artificial intelligence (AI), the editorial of this special issue, entitled “Artificial Intelligence in the Spotlight”, adds our voice to a call to order in the face of the unbridled enthusiasm we often encounter regarding the benefits of AI. In short, we maintain that there is a crucial need for skepticism about the all-out colonization project vigorously pursued by AI and its sustaining infrastructure. We draw on our own analysis and that of the contributors to this special issue to consider what we see as a bold agenda for colonizing our communities, our ways of doing, and our minds – so that we become fundamentally dependent on technologies whose reliability is dubious and whose algorithms are secretly maintained behind the safety of corporate walls. Our thesis is that the cacophony of aberrations, disorder, and worries that emerge in the wake of AI can be meaningfully viewed as a juggernaut, an inexorable force that is ready to unsettle all things in its tedious path. The juggernaut metaphor constitutes our way of putting “artificial intelligence in the spotlight”. We call for researchers from all disciplines to engage in the study of the AI juggernaut and speak out as much as they can, in public and in academic spheres, about its dangers.

本特刊的社论题为 "聚光灯下的人工智能"(Artificial Intelligence in the Spotlight),利用我们目前对人工智能(AI)的了解,面对我们经常遇到的对人工智能好处的无节制热情,我们呼吁遵守规则。简而言之,我们认为,对于人工智能大力推行的全面殖民化项目及其维持性基础设施,我们亟需持怀疑态度。我们借鉴自己和本特刊投稿人的分析,思考我们所看到的一个大胆的议程,即殖民我们的社区、我们的行为方式和我们的思想--从而使我们从根本上依赖于可靠性可疑的技术,而这些技术的算法是在企业安全的围墙后面秘密维护的。我们的论点是,人工智能之后出现的畸变、混乱和忧虑,可以被有意义地看作是一个巨无霸,一股不可阻挡的力量,随时准备在其乏味的道路上颠覆一切。我们以 "巨轮 "为喻,将 "人工智能置于聚光灯下"。我们呼吁所有学科的研究人员参与对人工智能巨轮的研究,并在公开场合和学术领域尽可能多地谈论其危险性。
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Constructing housing literacy through financial literacy 通过金融扫盲构建住房扫盲
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102760
Mohamed Chelli, Darlene Himick

We build on previous literature regarding financial literacy in the home by turning our focus to financial literacy of the home and exploring the connection between housing and financial issues. We use a netnographic approach to investigate how tenants and landlords conceptualise their housing experiences on an online platform during the Covid-19 pandemic context. Drawing on Giddens’ concept of ontological security and the literature on financial literacy, we develop the notion of ‘housing literacy’ by examining the rental relationship between tenant and landlord. We show that tenants’ ontological insecurity is manifested via financial uncertainties and exacerbated when landlords seek to maintain their own ontological security. We also show that landlords’ ontological insecurity is manifested via financial instabilities while exacerbated by tenants’ behaviours. We posit that housing literacy is constructed at the intersection of tensions prompted by ontological (in)securities of both tenants and landlords. We also posit that housing literacy comprises developing the skills to maintain the home’s use value (tenants) and exchange value (landlords), and that these skills involve much more than budgeting, making rent payments, and collecting rents. We find that the ontological security of both parties is in a constant cycle of disruption and security, linked through financial precarity and learning to ‘trade-off’ elements of security. We demonstrate how both parties use anonymous advice received through their online interactions, to become housing literate. Their housing literacy is cultivated through experience, information seeking, and learning extra-legal norms in the rental market.

我们在以往有关家庭理财知识的文献基础上,将重点转向家庭理财知识,并探索住房与财务问题之间的联系。我们采用网络地理学方法,调查在科维德-19 大流行病期间,租户和房东如何在网络平台上构思他们的住房体验。借鉴吉登斯的本体论安全概念和有关金融素养的文献,我们通过研究租户和房东之间的租赁关系,提出了 "住房素养 "的概念。我们表明,租户本体论上的不安全感通过金融不确定性表现出来,而当房东试图维护自身本体论安全时,这种不安全感就会加剧。我们还表明,房东的本体论不安全感表现为财务不稳定,而房客的行为则加剧了这种不安全感。我们认为,住房素养是在租户和房东本体论(不)安全所引发的紧张关系的交叉点上构建的。我们还认为,住房素养包括培养维持房屋使用价值(租户)和交换价值(房东)的技能,而这些技能所涉及的远不止编制预算、支付房租和收取租金。我们发现,双方的本体安全都处于不断的破坏和安全循环之中,并通过财务不稳定和学会 "权衡 "安全要素联系在一起。我们展示了双方如何利用通过在线互动获得的匿名建议来提高住房素养。他们的住房素养是通过经验、信息搜寻和学习租赁市场的法律外规范培养起来的。
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Too poor to get social housing: Accounting and structural stigmatisation of the poor 太穷而无法获得社会住房:穷人的会计和结构性污名化
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-02 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102757
Aziza Laguecir , Bryant Ashley Hudson

This paper examines the role of accounting in a public social housing organisation, joining a conversation on how accounting participates in the stigmatisation of poverty. We draw upon the structural stigma approach, which considers stigmatisation within its broader political structures and temporal perspectives, to analyse the role accounting plays in the stigmatisation of the poorest applicants. Drawing upon Tyler’s approach, we conduct an upward and backward analysis of this stigmatisation, with the role of the Performance Measurement and Management Accounting Systems (PMS and MAS) as a central phenomenon. The analysis shows the importance of institutional housing policies (funding schemes, social mix, and social housing sector governance) in shaping the MAS, entrenching the poorest’s structural stigmatisation. It also reveals how the operations surrounding the PMS led to a classification of applicants, negatively labelling the poorest and thus denying them access to dwellings. This research contributes to the accounting literature on stigma by outlining the role of accounting in the structural stigmatisation of the poorest applicants, shedding light on the fact that accounting reproduces the stigmatisation of the poorest and is part of the machinery of inequality. We also contribute to the stigma literature by adopting a backward temporal perspective on the stigmatisation of the poorest. We finally add to the limited accounting literature on social housing by showing the impact (and negative outcomes) of New Public Management (NPM)-related PMS on the poorest beneficiaries.

本文探讨了会计在一个公共社会住房组织中的作用,并就会计如何参与贫困污名化展开了讨论。我们借鉴了结构性污名化方法,即从更广泛的政治结构和时间角度来考虑污名化问题,分析会计在污名化最贫困申请者方面所扮演的角色。借鉴泰勒的方法,我们以绩效衡量和管理会计系统(PMS 和 MAS)的作用为核心现象,对这种鄙视进行了向上和向后的分析。分析表明了制度性住房政策(资金计划、社会组合和社会住房部门管理)在形成绩效衡量和管理会计系统方面的重要性,从而巩固了最贫困人口的结构性鄙视。研究还揭示了围绕 PMS 的运作如何导致对申请人进行分类,给最贫困者贴上负面标签,从而剥夺他们获得住房的机会。本研究概述了会计在最贫困申请者结构性污名化中的作用,揭示了会计复制最贫困者污名化并成为不平等机制一部分的事实,从而为有关污名化的会计文献做出了贡献。我们还从时间倒推的角度研究了最贫困人口的污名化问题,为污名化文献做出了贡献。最后,我们通过展示与新公共管理(NPM)相关的 PMS 对最贫困受益人的影响(和负面结果),为有关社会住房的有限会计文献做出了贡献。
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Lived experiences of everyday financialization: A layered performativity approach 日常金融化的生活体验:分层表演法
IF 8.3 2区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2024.102756
Ariane Agunsoye

To incentivise active engagement with investments and the development of a diversified asset portfolio for retirement, the government has introduced subsidized, tax-efficient financial products. Drawing on the narratives of 60 UK individuals, this paper reveals the unintended outcomes of financial products being employed as governmental technology. Whereas performativity studies have explored how institutional changes, discourses and devices impact financial practices, they concentrate on devices employed within institutions such as calculative tools, models and rankings rather than everyday financial products and their accompanying constraints. This study responds to this gap by centring the characteristics of financial products within a layered performativity framework and incorporating inequalities inherent in a capitalist welfare state. By unravelling the interaction between the characteristics of financial products and income and work constraints, this paper extends understandings of overflows within a performativity framework. Government-supported financial products inadvertently construct the conditions for passive financial practices, being utilized as savings tools instead of as a stepping stone for active engagement with investments. Yet, these mis- or backfires of financial products nevertheless conform to norms of self-reliance, showcasing how seemingly contrasting elements of performativity can be present at the same time.

为了鼓励人们积极参与投资,并为退休后的生活建立多元化的资产组合,政府推出了补贴性的节税金融产品。本文通过 60 位英国人的叙述,揭示了金融产品作为政府技术的意外结果。虽然表演性研究探讨了制度变革、话语和工具如何影响金融实践,但它们集中于机构内部使用的工具,如计算工具、模型和排名,而非日常金融产品及其伴随的限制。本研究将金融产品的特点集中在分层表演性框架内,并纳入资本主义福利国家固有的不平等现象,从而弥补了这一不足。通过揭示金融产品的特点与收入和工作限制之间的相互作用,本文在表演性框架内扩展了对溢出的理解。政府支持的金融产品无意中为被动的金融行为创造了条件,被用作储蓄工具,而不是积极参与投资的垫脚石。然而,这些金融产品的误用或反用却符合自力更生的规范,展示了看似截然不同的表演性元素是如何同时存在的。
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