Financial Accountability & Management 1998: Vol 14 Index & Table of Contents

5 Pages·1998·0.42 MB·English

1998 — Volume 14
CONTENTS INDEX
Accrual Accounting and the Efficiency of the Core
Public Sector by Marc Robinson
Accrual Accounting, Politics and Politicians by Bjorn
Brorstrém
Altruism and the Economics of Non-Profit
Organisations by Robert Scott Gassler
Application of Accrual Accounting in the Australian
Public Sector — Rhetoric or Reality? by Jamcs
Guthric
Asset Revaluations in the Accounts of UK National
Health Service Trusts by Ron Hodges and Howard
Mellett
Australian — USA Federal Government Accounting:
Convergence or Divergence? by P. Stanton, J.W.
Hughes and J. Stanton
Identity and Resources by Eskil Jonsson
The Impact of Mail Order on Subsequent Donations:
An Experiment by Pierre Desmet
An Interpretive Inquiry of Accounting Practices in
Religious Organisations by Abdul Rahim Abdul-
Rahman and Andrew Goddard
Management Control Systems in NPOs: An Italian
Survey by Stefano Baraldi
Piano, with Harmony: Analysing the Imola Academy
from a Management Study Perspective by Luca Zan
Polish Public Sector Accounting in Transition:
Evidence From the Mid 1990s by Alicja Jaruga,
Wojciech A. Nowak and Bozena Lisiecka-Zajac
Are Private Sector Standards Enough? An Example
From Public Sector Hospitals in New Zealand by
K.A. Van Peursem and M.J. Pratt
Public Audit: A Comment and a Clarification of
CIPFA’s Views by Martin Evans
Public Audit: A Clarification of CIPFA’s Views -—A
Reply by Alan Lovell
Purchaser Provider Relationships and Innovations:
A Case Study of GP Purchasing in Glasgow by
Moira Fischbacher and Arthur Francis
A Review of the Policy and Management Instruments
Project for Municipalities in the Netherlands by
G. Jan van Helden
CONTENTS INDEX
The Role of Local Authority Accountants in . No.4 p. 299
Environmental Decision-Making by Mary Bowerman
and Fred Hutchinson
The State of Charity Accounting — Developments, . No.4 p. 265
Improvements and Continuing Problems by Stcphen
Williams and Paul Palmer
Tracking Resource Use in a Welfare Organization:
Needs, Costs and Co-production by Suc Llewellyn and
lain Saunders
AUTHOR INDEX
Abdul-Rahman, A.R. and A. Goddard
An Interpretive Inquiry of Accounting Practices in
Religious Organisations
Baraldi, S.
Management Control Systems in N POs: An Italian
Survey
Bowerman, M. and F. Hutchinson
‘Lhe Role of Local Authority Accountants in
Environmental Decision-Making
Brorstrém, B.
Accrual Accounting, Politics and Politicians
Desmet, P.
‘he Impact of Mail Order on Subsequent Donations: An
Experiment
Evans, M.
Public Audit: A Comment and a Clarification of CIPFA’s
Views
Fischbacher, M. and A. Francis
Purchaser Provider Relationships and Innovations: A
Case Study of GP Purchasing in Glasgow
Gassler, R.S.
Altruism and the Economics of Non-Profit Organisations
Guthrie, J.
Application of Accrual Accounting in the Australian
Public Sector — Rhetoric or Reality?
Hodges, R. and H. Mellett
Asset Revaluations in the Accounts of UK National
Health Service ‘Trusts
Jaruga, A., Nowak, W.A. and Lisiecka-Zajac, B.
Polish Public Sector Accounting in Transition: Evidence
From the Mid 1990s
Jonsson, E.
Identity and Resources
Llewellyn, S. and I. Saunders
‘Tracking Resource Use in a Welfare Organization:
Needs, Costs and Co-production
Lovell, A.
Public Audit: A Clarificatoifon CIPFA’s Views—A
Reply
Robinson, M.
Accrual Accounting and the Efficiency of the Core Public
Sector
Stanton, P., J.W. Hughes and J. Stanton
Australian — USA Federal Government Accounting:
Convergence or Divergence?
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van Helden, G.J.
A Review of the Policy and Management Instruments
Project for Municipalitics in the Netherlands
Van Peursem, K.A. and M.]J. Pratt
Are Private Sector Standards Enough? An Example From
Public Sector Hospitals in New Zealand
Williams, S. and P. Palmer
‘The State of Charity Accounting — Devclopments,
Improvements and Continuing Problems
Zan, L.
Piano, with Harmony: Analysing the Imola Academy
from a Management Study Perspective
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