Doing qualitative field research in management accounting: Positioning data to contribute to theory

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Ahrens, Thomas; Chapman, Christopher S.

Accounting, Organizations and Society , Volume 31 (8): 819-841 – Nov 1, 2006

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Ahrens, Thomas; Chapman, Christopher S.

Accounting, Organizations and Society , Volume 31 (8): 819-841 – Nov 1, 2006

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