From Learning to Rationalization: the Roles of Accounting in the Management of Parisian Great Exhibitions from 1853 to 1902
Fabre, Karine; Michaïlesco, Céline (2010), From Learning to Rationalization: the Roles of Accounting in the Management of Parisian Great Exhibitions from 1853 to 1902, Accounting, Business and Financial History, 20, 1, p. 67-90. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09585201003590617
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2010Journal name
Accounting, Business and Financial HistoryVolume
20Number
1Publisher
Routledge
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67-90
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During the second half of the nineteenth century, five Great Exhibitions took place in Paris. The French state was highly involved in their financing and management which led to the implementation of public finance rules. Because of specific managerial constraints, public accounting systems and practises were adapted to meet project management purposes. This research focuses on the roles that can be fulfilled by this accounting system. For this purpose, the classification system of organizational roles of accounting by Burchell et al. (1980) is used and the potential roles of accounting change over time according to political background and parliamentary control are considered.Subjects / Keywords
Great Exhibitions; France; Nineteenth century; Accounting system roles; Public finance; Accounting practicesRelated items
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