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2013 | 72 | nr 128 | 79--93
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Interparadigmatic Dialogue in Management Accounting

Warianty tytułu
Dialog międzyparadygmatyczny w rachunkowości zarządczej
Języki publikacji
EN
Abstrakty
EN
Management accounting as a social science is characterized by different paradigms. There is currently a considerable debate over competing theories and paradigms of management accounting, with ontological, epistemological and methodological issues at the heart of this debate. This paper is a brief metatheoretical study of management accounting thought and its purpose is to present management accounting as a multiparadigm discipline of social science. It is mainly a literature review and timely paper that aims to compare and synthesize briefly various approaches to identify and define management accounting paradigms, especially the so-called alternatives: interpretive paradigm and critical paradigm. The paper considers also the possibility of an interparadigmatic dialogue. (original abstract)
Rachunkowość zarządczą jako naukę społeczną cechuje mnogość paradygmatów. Obecnie toczy się gorąca debata nad konkurującymi ze sobą teoriami i paradygmatami, zogniskowana na kwestiach ontologicznych, epistemologicznych i metodologicznych. Niniejszy artykuł jest krótkim studium metateoretycznym nauki rachunkowości zarządczej, a jego celem jest przedstawienie rachunkowości zarządczej jako wieloparadygmatycznej dyscypliny nauk społecznych. Jest to w głównej mierze artykuł przeglądowy podsumowujący i porównujący w sposób syntetyczny różne podejścia do identyfikacji i definiowania paradygmatów rachunkowości zarządczej, w szczególności tzw. paradygmatów alternatywnych: interpretatywnego i krytycznego. W artykule podjęto również kwestię możliwości dialogu międzyparadygmatycznego. (abstrakt oryginalny)
Rocznik
Tom
72
Numer
Strony
79--93
Opis fizyczny
Twórcy
  • Poznań University of Economics, Poland
Bibliografia
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