HENRY RAND HATFIELD AND ACCOUNTING BIOGRAPHY

Tom Lee

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Accounting Theory and Financial Reporting Biographical and Historical Analysis Accounting and Organizational Management

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The paper reasserts the importance of biographical research in accounting history by reference to Stephen Zeff's book on Henry Rand Hatfield. It illustrates that depth studies of individual actors offers compelling insights to the history of accounting theory, practices and institutions. Biography also has the capacity to reveal insights which have a bearing on modern day issues.

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2000History in Practice 1998A history of accountancy in the United States: the cultural significance of accounting 2000Henry Rand Hatfield: Humanist, Scholar, and Accounting Educator 2000The life and career of John Spence Ogilvy (1805–71), the first chartered accountant to emigrate to Australia

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