Research Methods in Accounting
4th Edition
Published on 5. June 2017
Book
Paperback/Softback
296 pages
978-1-5264-0107-6 (ISBN)
Description
Designed specifically for accounting students and researchers, Research Methods in Accounting is a unique text used by over 10,000 students that provides a thorough understanding of the research process. Using practical and real life examples from industry, it outlines the relevant methods that can be applied and offers a dedicated chapter on publishing your research.
New to this edition:
New examples and updated content on the use of archival methods and accounting processes
A new section on mixed methods research
Expanded coverage of structural equation modelling and partial least-squares analysis
Further discussion on the topic of theoretical foundations when choosing between research methods
Suitable for students at advanced undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as accounting research practitioners.
New to this edition:
New examples and updated content on the use of archival methods and accounting processes
A new section on mixed methods research
Expanded coverage of structural equation modelling and partial least-squares analysis
Further discussion on the topic of theoretical foundations when choosing between research methods
Suitable for students at advanced undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as accounting research practitioners.
Reviews / Votes
Research Methods in Accounting is suitable for Undergraduate, Postgraduate and in particular Doctoral students, pursuing research in Accounting. The text contains a good balance between theoretical conjecture and application of research methods; qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods, in context to assist the researcher identify and apply appropriate methodology for situation specific research. As a consequence the text provides considerable assistance to new and experienced researchers when choosing between alternative research methods for Accounting research. -- David Russell Excellent book for first time researchers in the field of accounting, could also be useful in other disciplines involving social science research. -- Claire GuthrieMore details
Edition
4th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 232 mm
Width: 186 mm
Weight
534 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-5264-0107-6 (9781526401076)
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Person
Professor Malcolm Smith
Malcolm has held professorial positions in accounting at universities in both UK and Australia. He was Foundation Professor of Accounting at the University of South Australia.
Malcolm's research output includes 16 books, 13 book chapters and over 180 journal articles, but he is best known for his publications in two areas:
? Financial communication: concerned with the analysis and interpretation of corporate narratives, and
? Strategic management accounting: concerned with the diffusion of accounting innovations.
Malcolm has received numerous awards for teaching and supervision, and has supervised over 20 doctoral candidates to completion.
Malcolm has held professorial positions in accounting at universities in both UK and Australia. He was Foundation Professor of Accounting at the University of South Australia.
Malcolm's research output includes 16 books, 13 book chapters and over 180 journal articles, but he is best known for his publications in two areas:
? Financial communication: concerned with the analysis and interpretation of corporate narratives, and
? Strategic management accounting: concerned with the diffusion of accounting innovations.
Malcolm has received numerous awards for teaching and supervision, and has supervised over 20 doctoral candidates to completion.
Content
Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
Chapter 2: Developing the Research Idea
Chapter 3: Theory, Literature and Hypotheses
Chapter 4: Research Ethics in Accounting
Chapter 5: Data Collection
Chapter 6: Quantitative Data Analysis
Chapter 7: Qualitative Data Analysis
Chapter 8: Experimental Research
Chapter 9: Survey Research
Chapter 10: Qualitative Methods
Chapter 11: Archival Research
Chapter 12: Supervision and Examination Processes
Chapter 13: Turning Research into Publications
Appendix 1: Journal Rankings
Appendix 2: Sample Paper
References
Chapter 2: Developing the Research Idea
Chapter 3: Theory, Literature and Hypotheses
Chapter 4: Research Ethics in Accounting
Chapter 5: Data Collection
Chapter 6: Quantitative Data Analysis
Chapter 7: Qualitative Data Analysis
Chapter 8: Experimental Research
Chapter 9: Survey Research
Chapter 10: Qualitative Methods
Chapter 11: Archival Research
Chapter 12: Supervision and Examination Processes
Chapter 13: Turning Research into Publications
Appendix 1: Journal Rankings
Appendix 2: Sample Paper
References