Accounting, Organizations and Society is a prestigious journal dedicated to exploring the complex interrelationships between accounting, organizations, and society. This interdisciplinary publication provides a platform for researchers to examine how accounting practices shape and are shaped by organizational structures, social forces, and institutional contexts.
The journal welcomes contributions from diverse theoretical perspectives, including sociological, political, critical, and interpretive approaches. It covers a wide range of topics such as management accounting, financial accounting, auditing, and public sector accounting. Accounting, Organizations and Society also examines the role of accounting in organizational decision-making, corporate governance, and social and environmental responsibility.
With a commitment to advancing knowledge and promoting critical inquiry, this journal aims to inform policy and practice, enhance the understanding of accounting's broader impact, and contribute to a more sustainable and equitable society. Researchers are encouraged to submit their original work and engage in the ongoing dialogue surrounding accounting, organizations, and society.