Titlebook: Management Accounting Practice and Strategic Behavior; On the Dysfunctional Oliver Gediehn Book 2010 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wi

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Oliver Gediehnability law as tort law has expanded to assign liabilityto defendants for reasons other than negligence. The unpredictabilityof future costs induced by changes in tort law may be partlyresponsible for the second major trend known as the `liability crisis‘- the disappearance of liability protection i

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Oliver Gediehns, within the parameters of a long-standing dictatorial regime that was undergoing a significant evolution. It argues that this space emerged at the juncture between elite decisions taken by regime policy makers, structural conditions, particularly the unintended effects of economic development, and

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Structuration Theory and Management Accounting Research,on Theory (ST). It first outlines the dominant features of Structuration Theory, in general, (Chapter B1) and then, more specifically, describes the application of Giddens‘ theory in the realm of management accounting research (Chapter B2).

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Management Accounting and Managerial Long-Term Orientation, accounting and strategic management behavior. At the core of the discussion is the balancing of predictable goal achievement and the encouragement of managerial long-term orientation which Simons (1995) deems “the essence of management control” (p. 91). While traditional management accounting pract

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Discussion and Outlook,h the contribution to the core . research stream concerning the alleged dysfunctional effect on managerial long-term orientation addressed by the first research question (Section G1.1) and the interplay of . and the other relevant factors of the organizational context as subject of research question