Methodological Issues in Accounting Research

Methodological Issues in Accounting Research, Volume 1, provides a comprehensive guide for navigating the complexities of academic inquiry. Zahirul Hoque addresses fundamental questions regarding theory selection and empirical data collection within the field of accounting. This scholarly work examines how researchers choose theoretical perspectives to study organizational phenomena. By offering both retrospective and contemporary views, the text serves as a vital resource for understanding the evolution of accounting and control systems.

This second edition of Methodological Issues in Accounting Research, Volume 1, includes updated content on strategy-management control, grounded theory, and actor-network theory. It is designed for research students, academic researchers, and those enrolled in postgraduate accounting and business methodology courses. The book functions as a professional reference for research organizations and consulting firms specializing in accounting research. It offers deep insights into institutional logic, social interaction theory, and modern methodological perspectives.