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On public sector accounting change: Epistemic communities, consultants, naive officials and a reply to humphrey

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Christopher Humphrey (2005) presents a welcome and soundly argued case that it is timely to stimulate practical questioning of what is going on in recent public sector accounting change. My work (C...

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