Power and the Study of the Accounting Profession

Abstract

Social scientists have shown an enduring interest in the concept of power. The Community Power Debate has been at the forefront of arguments between ‘élitist’ and ‘pluralist’ scholars since the post-war period (Walton, 1966), and the concept is often used in the study of organisations (Golding and Jones, 1978). It is not surprising, therefore, that accounting researchers have also expressed such an interest.

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