Overcoming the subjective–objective divide in interpretive management accounting research
Methodological debates in accounting frequently emphasise the distinction between objective and subjective research. A growing body of interpretive management accounting studies, often based on fieldwork, is continuing to develop approaches that seek to overcome that distinction by exploring the various ways in which accounting can become part of the contexts in which it operates.
Thomas AhrensaEmail:Thomas.Ahrens@wbs.ac.uk
[a]Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL, United Kingdom
