The moral potential of individualism, instrumentalism and secularisation in accounting research: a comment
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2013
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Lehman, G.
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12th A-CSEAR Conference 2013: Social and Environmental Accounting: Past, Present, and Future, 2013, pp.1-20
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12th A-CSEAR Conference 2013: Social and Environmental Accounting Past, Present and Future (1 Dec 2013 - 3 Dec 2013 : Hamilton, New Zealand)
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Despite the extensive commentary and discussion that has followed the publication of Charles Taylor’s A Secular Age, Bertrand Malscha and Henri Guénin-Paracini (2013) provide an opportunity to re-focus on three accounting issues that have received little attention so far. These are: (1) the normative thrust of secularism on accounting; (2) the relationship of our instrumental social imaginary and political accounting; and (3) the place accorded to religious difference in our understanding of interpretivist accounting thought in Western liberal societies.
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Copyright 2013 Glen Lehman