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Davidson, R. A. and L. D. Etherington. 1995. Personalities of accounting students and public accountants: Implications for accounting educators and the profession. Journal of Accounting Education 13(4): 425-444.

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Davidson, R. A., A. M. G. Gelardi and F. Li. 1996. Analysis ofthe conceptual framework of China's new accounting system. Accounting Horizons (March): 58-74.

Davidson, S. 1950. Depreciationand profit determination. The Accounting Review (January): 45-57. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1950. Thereserve for sinking fund-A critical examination. The Accounting Review (October): 390-394. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1952. Awork sheet for statements of realization and liquidation. The Accounting Review (January): 133-136. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1954. A two-statement approach to consolidated statement problems. The Accounting Review (July): 506-508. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1956. List of research projects in accounting: 1954-1955. The Accounting Review (April): 286-294. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1957. Accounting research. The Accounting Review (April): 273-280. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. 1957. Research and publication by the accounting faculty. The Accounting Review (January): 114-118. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. 1958. Accelerated depreciation and the allocation of income taxes. The Accounting Review (April):173-180. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. 1960. Research projects in accounting 1958-1959. The Accounting Review (October): 707-719. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S. 1963. Old wine into new bottles. The Accounting Review (April): 278-284. (JSTOR link). (Davidson reviews J. M. Clark's 1923 book, Studies in Economics of Overhead Costs. The University of Chicago Press).

Davidson, S. 1963. The day of reckoning - Managerial analysis and accounting theory. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 117-126. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. 1965. LIFO cost or market and compulsory tax reporting requirements. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 156-158. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. 1967. Editor's preface. Journal of Accounting Research (Empirical Research inAccounting: Selected Studies): Unnumbered. (JSTOR link).

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Davidson, S. and J. M. Kohlmeier. 1966. A measure of the impact of some foreign accounting principles. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 183-212. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. and R. L. Weil. 1974. On holding gains and losses and the evaluation of management. The Accounting Review (July): 524-527. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, S. and R. L. Weil. 1978. Income tax implications of various methods of accounting for changing prices. Journal of Accounting Research (Studies on Changes inGeneral and Specific Prices): 154-233. (JSTOR link).

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Davidson, S., T. J. Burns and C. T. Horngren.1990. 1990: Accounting Hall of Fame induction: Charles Thomas Horngren. The Accounting Historians Journal 17(2):125-134. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, S., W. A. Howe, A. F. Murph, C. Park, A. T. Roberts, J. S. Schindler, T. Chen and R. L. Williamson. 1956. Abstracts of dissertations in accounting for 1954 and 1955. The Accounting Review (July): 444-453. (JSTOR link).

Davidson, W. N. III and D. L. Worrell.1988. The impact of announcements of corporate illegalities on shareholder returns. The Academy of Management Journal 31(1): 195-200. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, W. N. III, D. L. Worrell and J. B. Fox.1996. Early retirement programs and firm performance. The Academy of Management Journal 39(4): 970-984. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, W. N. III, D. L. Worrell and S. H. Garrison.1988. Effect of strike activity on firm value. The Academy of Management Journal31(2): 387-394. (JSTORlink).

Davidson, W. N. III, P. Jiraporn, Y. S. Kim andC. Nemec. 2004. Earnings management following duality-creating successions:Ethnostatistics, impression management, and agency theory. The Academy of Management Journal 47(2): 267-275. (JSTORlink).

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Davie, S. S. K. 2005. Vangermeersch manuscript award winner, 2003: Accounting's uses in exploitative human engineering: Theorizing citizenship, indirect rule and Britain's imperial expansion. The Accounting Historians Journal 32(2): 55-80. (JSTOR link).

Davies, A., M. Dodgson, D. M. Gann and S. C. Macaulay. 2017. Five rules for managing large, complex projects. MIT Sloan Management Review (Fall): 73-78.

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Davies, G. F. 2004. Economia: New Economic Systems to Empower People and Support theLiving World, ABC Books.

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Davies, J. J. 1979. Accountants' third party liability:A history of applied sociological jurisprudence. Abacus 15(2): 93-112.

Davies, M. and A. Warman. 1998. Auditingperformance indicators: The meteorological office case study. Journal of CostManagement (January/February): 43-48.

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Davies, M. C. 2004.Discussion of supporting continuous monitoring using control charts. InternationalJournal of Accounting Information Systems 5(2): 131-134.

Davies, S. 2009. Evolution of the Toyota production system. Engineering& Technology (May 20). (According to Davies, Mitsubishi learned how touse takt time from the Germans. Toyota combined the concepts of flow production,pull systems, level production, and takt time to form the basis forjust-in-time. Takt time limits production to avoid either over or underproduction).

Davies, W. S. 1917. American Institute of Accountants: Reportof the president. Journal of Accountancy (October): 241-246.

Davies, W. S. 1918. Report of the president. Journal of Accountancy (October): 241-243.

Davies, W. S. 1918. Suggestions for assessment of excessprofits. Journal of Accountancy (January): 1-6.

Davies, W. S and A. P. Richardson. 1917. Federal taxationlegislation. Journal of Accountancy (August): 81-87.

Davila, A. and A. Ditillo. 2017. Management control systems for creative teams: Managing stylistic creativity in fashion companies. Journal of Management Accounting Research 29(3): 27-47.

Davila, A. and F. Penalva. 2006. Governance structure and the weighting of performance measures in CEO compensation. Review of Accounting Studies 11(4): 463-493.

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Davila, A. and G. Foster. 2007. Management control systems in early-stage startup companies. The Accounting Review (July): 907-937. (JSTOR link).

Davila, A. and M. Venkatachalam. 2004. The relevance of non-financial performancemeasures for CEO compensation: Evidence from the airline industry. Review of Accounting Studies 9(4): 443-464.

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Davila, A., G. Foster and M. Li. 2009. Reasons for management controlsystems adoption: Insights from product development systems choice byearly-stage entrepreneurial companies. Accounting, Organizations and Society 34(3-4): 322-347 .

Davila, A., M. J. Epstein and J. Manzoni. Eds. 2012. PerformanceMeasurement and Management Control: Global Issues. Emerald.

Davila, T. 2000. An empirical study on the drivers ofmanagement control systems' design in new product development. Accounting, Organizations and Society 25(4-5): 383-409.

Davila, T. 2005. An exploratory study on theemergence of management control systems: formalizing human resources in smallgrowing firms. Accounting, Organizations, and Society 30(3): 223-248.

Davila, T. and M.Wouters. 2005. Managingbudget emphasis through the explicit design of conditional budgetary slack. Accounting, Organizations, and Society30(7-8): 587-608.

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Davis, A., K. Harrison and L. Turner. 2010.Practical guidance for establishing or improving a volunteer income taxassistance (VITA) program. The CPA Journal (July): 59-62.

Davis, A., S. Kaden and L. Zhang. 2016. Paying for children's education can be taxing. The CPA Journal (September): 48-53.

Davis, A. K. 2002. The value relevance of revenue for internetfirms: Does reporting grossed-up or barter revenue make a difference? Studieson Accounting, Entrepreneurship and E-Commerce. Journal of Accounting Research (May):445-477. (JSTORlink).

Davis, A. K. and I. Tama-Sweet. 2012. Managers' use of language across alternative disclosure outlets: Earnings press releases versus MD&A. Contemporary Accounting Research 29(3): 804-837.

Davis, A. K., J. M. Piger and L. M. Sedor. 2012. Beyond the numbers: Measuring the information content of earnings press release language. Contemporary Accounting Research 29(3): 845-868.

Davis, A. K., W. Ge, D. Matsumoto and J. L. Zhang. 2015. The effect of manager-specific optimism on the tone of earnings conference calls. Review of Accounting Studies 20(2): 639-673.

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Davis, C., S. Ogilby andR. Farrell. 2010. Survival of the analytically fit: The DNA of an effectiveforensic accountant. Journal of Accountancy (August):54-57.

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Davis, C. E. and E. Davis. 2012. A potentialresurgence of outsourcing: Essential questions answered. The CPA Journal (October): 56-61.

Davis, C. E. and K. Lonborg. 1993. X-Oil Inc.: Aninstructional case in internal control for the payables cycle. Journal of Information Systems (Fall): 112-133.

Davis, C. E., C. Clements and W. P. Keuer. 2003.Web-based reporting: A vision for the future. Strategic Finance (September): 44-49.

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Davis, C. J. 1983. A structured approach to preparation of thestatement of changes in financial position. Issues in Accounting Education:79-89.

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Davis, C. R. 2002. Calculated risk: A frameworkfor evaluating product development. MIT Sloan Management Review (Summer): 71-77.

Davis, D. 2002.When Smoke Ran Like Water: Tales of Environmental Deception and the BattleAgainst Pollution. BasicBooks.

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Davis, E. A. 1942. The destruction of old recordsas a war-time measure. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (May 15): 1225-1232.

Davis, E. C. 1947. Association reports. The Accounting Review (January): 115-117.(JSTOR link).

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Davis, G. A. and D. J. Moore. 2000. Valuing mineral stocks anddepletion in green national income accounts. Environment and DevelopmentEconomics Special Issue: Advances in Green Accounting. (February and May):109-127.

Davis, G. B. 1963. Theapplication of network techniques (PERT/CPM) to the planning and control of anaudit. Journal of Accounting Research (Spring): 96-101. (JSTORlink).

Davis, G. B. 1963. Network techniques andaccounting - With an illustration. N.A.A. Bulletin (May): 11-18.

Davis, G. B. 1987. Commentary: Information systems. AccountingHorizons (March): 75-79.

Davis, G. B. 1987. Information systems. Accounting Horizons (June): 69-74.

Davis, G. B. 1988. Information systems. Accounting Horizons (March): 101-103.

Davis, G. B. 1988. Information systems:Productivity gains from computer-aided software engineering. Accounting Horizons (June): 90-93.

Davis, G. B. 1988. Information systems: Thehidden cost of end-user computing. Accounting Horizons (December):.103-106

Davis, G. B. and J. R. Hamann. 1988. Informationsystems. Accounting Horizons (September): 96-99.

Davis, G. B. and M. C. Monroe. 1987. Informationrequirements for computer applications. Accounting Horizons (December):105-109.

Davis, G. F. 1991. Agents without principles? Thespread of the poison pill through the intercorporate network. Administrative Science Quarterly 36(4): 583-613. (JSTORlink).

Davis, G. F. and M. S. Mizruchi. 1999. The moneycenter cannot hold: Commercial banks in the U.S. system of corporate governance.Administrative Science Quarterly 44(2): 215-239. (JSTORlink).

Davis, G. F. and S. K. Stout. 1992. Organization theory and the market for corporate control: A dynamic analysis of the characteristics of large takeover targets, 1980-1990. Administrative Science Quarterly 37(4): 605-633. (JSTORlink).

Davis, G. F. and T. A. Thompson. 1994. A social movement perspective on corporate control. Administrative Science Quarterly 39(1): 141-173. (JSTORlink).

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Davis, G. M. 1985. Improving work-in-process inventory accuracy in the processindustry. Production and InventoryManagement (2nd Quarter): 91-104.

Davis,H. S. 1955 and 1978. Productivity Accounting. Industrial Research Unit,The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Davis,H. Z. 1981. Note on the first recorded audit in the Bible. The Accounting Historians Journal8(1): 71-72. (JSTORlink).

Davis, H. Z. 1981.The effects of LIFO inventory costing on resource allocation: A comment. The Accounting Review (October): 975-976. (JSTORlink).

Davis, H. Z. 1986. Accounting measurement andcapacity limits of technological devices. The Accounting Historians Journal 13(2):151-153. (JSTORlink).

Davis, H. Z. and N. Kahn. 1982.Some additional evidence on the LIFO-FIFO choice using replacement cost data. Journal of Accounting Research (Part II, Autumn): 738-744. (JSTOR link).

Davis,H. Z. and Y. C. Peles. 1993. Measuring equilibrating forces of financial ratios. The Accounting Review (October): 725-747. (JSTORlink).

Davis, H. Z., L. Hwang and V.Shoaf.2001. The use of individualized problems to improve students' learning. Journal of Accounting Education19(3): 189-210.

Davis, H. Z., N. Kahn and E. Rozen. 1984. LIFO inventory liquidations: An empirical study. Journal of Accounting Research (Autumn): 480-496.(JSTOR link).

Davis, H. Z., R. Mesznik and J.Y. Lee. 2008. Finding an internal optimum in the classification of managementaccounting information: The role of fuzzy sets. Advances in Management Accounting (17): 203-216.

Davis,H. Z., S. Appel and G. Cohn. 2008. Free lunches and ROI: A modern fable. Management Accounting Quarterly (Winter): 16-25.

Davis,H. Z., S. Appel and J. Y. Lee. 2007. The application of perceptual bias tonegative compensation situations in management accounting research. Advances in Management Accounting (16): 205-215.

Davis,J. 1979. Hood chooses MIS for its Frogurt. Management Accounting (May): 38-41.

Davis, J. H. 1971. Inventory costs and theproperty tax. Management Accounting (July): 18-19.

Davis,J. J. 1983. These 7 Accounting weaknesses that can harm your company! Management Accounting (August): 55-57.

Davis,J. L. 1949. Cost index method for determining insurable values. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (December): 470.

Davis,J. L. 1968. Accounting for electrolytic refining of copper. Management Accounting (October): 49-52.

Davis, J. L. and S. S. Harrison. 2001. Edison in the Boardroom: HowLeading Companies Realize Value from Their Intellectual Assets. John Wiley & Sons.

Davis, J. M. 1985. Cash flow model analysis: Buy theassumptions, not the investments. AppraisalJournal (April): 226-236.

Davis,J. P. 1987. Accounting in a just-in-time environment. Controller's Quarterly3 (1): 26-29.

Davis, J. P. 2013. Capturing the value of synchronized innovation. MIT Sloan Management Review (Summer): 55-62.

Davis,J. R. 1977. EDP control means total control. Management Accounting (January): 41-44, 47.

Davis,J. R. 1977. Shared services: Survival for the small business? Management Accounting (May): 27-30.

Davis, J. R. 1986. Indexing costs to improve budgeting. BusinessPlanning 2 (2): 27-33.

Davis, J. R. and R. A.Leitch. 1988. Accounting informationsystems courses and curricula: New perspectives. Journal of InformationSystems (Fall): 153-166.

Davis, J. S. 1928. America's agricultural position and policy. Harvard Business Review (January): 143-151.

Davis, J. S. 1995. Behavioral Tax Research:Prospects and Judgment Calls.American Accounting Association.

Davis,J. S. 2011. Insights from assurance analogs. Accounting, Organizations and Society 36(4-5): 313-317.

Davis, J. S. and C. W. Swenson. 1993. Experimental evidence on tax incentives and the demand for capital investments. The Accounting Review (July): 482-514. (JSTORlink).

Davis, J. S. and H. L. Pesch. 2013. Fraud dynamics and controls in organizations. Accounting, Organizations and Society 38(6-7): 469-483.

Davis,J. S., G. Hecht and J. D. Perkins. 2003. Social behaviors, enforcement, and taxcompliance dynamics. The Accounting Review (January): 39-69. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1959. A management teacher by any othername. The Journal of the Academy of Management2(3): 197-199. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1960. Management brain-power needs for the 1970's.The Journal of the Academy of Management 3(2): 125-127. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1963. Individualneeds and automation. The Academy of Management Journal 6(4): 278-283. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1968. Attitudestoward the legitimacy of management efforts to influence employees. The Academy of Management Journal 11(2): 153-162. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1968. Comments on 'Technologyand organizational government: A speculative inquiry into the functionality of managementcreeds,' by William G. Scott. The Academy of Management Journal 11(4): 443-445. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1968. Evolvingmodels of organizational behavior. The Academy of Management Journal 11(1): 27-38. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1968. Successof chain-of-command oral communication in a manufacturing management group. The Academy of Management Journal 11(4): 379-387. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. 1973. The case for and againstbusiness assumption of social responsibilities. The Academy of Management Journal 16(2): 312-322. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K., M. S. Evans and J. Lorber. 2006. Handbook ofGender and Women's Studies. Sage Publications.

Davis, K. L. 1956.Thehuman problems of the senior accountant. The Accounting Review (January): 56-57. (JSTORlink).

Davis, K. W. 1981. The information systemsauditor of the 1980s. Management Accounting (March): 40-47.

Davis, L. R. 1989. Report format and the decision maker'stask: An experimental investigation. Accounting, Organizations and Society 14(5-6): 495-508.

Davis, L. R. and D. M. Matson. 2014. A river run between them: An instructional case in professional services provided by a CPA firm. Journal of Accounting Education 32(4): 49-57.

Davis, L. R., D. N. Ricchiute and G.Trompeter. 1993. Audit effort, audit fees, and the provision of nonaudit services to audit clients. The Accounting Review (January): 135-150. (JSTORlink).

Davis,L. R., L. M. Lovata and K. L. Philipich. 1991. The effect of debt defeasance onthe decisions of loan officers. Accounting Horizons (June):64-70.

Davis, L. R., M. D. Dwyer and G. M.Trompeter.1997. A note on cross-sectional tests for knowledge differences. Behavioral Research In Accounting (9): 46-59.

Davis, M. 1967. Some aspects of Detroit's decisional profile. Administrative Science Quarterly 12(2): 209-224. (JSTORlink).

Davis,M. 2005. Controlpremiums: Minimizing cost of your next acquisition. Management Accounting Quarterly(Spring): 20-27.

Davis, M. and J. A. Largay III. 2008.Consolidated financial statements. The CPA Journal (February):26-31.

Davis, M. L. 1990.Differential market reaction to pooling and purchase methods. The Accounting Review (July): 696-709. (JSTORlink).

Davis, M. L. 1998. My experience with the FASBfaculty fellowship program. Accounting Horizons (December): 429-439.

Davis, M. L. 2004. R&D entities: Is control possiblewithout owning a single share of stock? Issues in Accounting Education (May): 239-247.

Davis, M. L. and J. A.Largay, III. 1988. Reporting consolidated gains and losses on subsidiary stock issuances. The Accounting Review (April): 348-363. (JSTOR link).

Davis,M. W. 1973. Cash flow analysis for feedlot operations. Management Accounting (June): 38-41.

Davis, M. W. R. 1999.General Motors: A Photographic History (Images of Motoring). Arcadia Publishing.

Davis, P. M. 1966. Marginal analysis of credit sales. The Accounting Review (January): 121-126. (JSTOR link).

Davis, R. C. 1958. A philosophy of management. The Journal of the Academy of Management 1(3): 37-40.(JSTORlink).

Davis, R. E. 1960. Direct costing - Will generalacceptance follow management acceptance? N.A.A. Bulletin (September):31-41.

Davis,R. H. 1971. Production costing in open pit mining. Management Accounting (January): 39-41.

Davis, R. P. 1960. Should vendor code numbers beassigned? N.A.A. Bulletin (July): 90-91.

Davis,R. V. and L. P. McLaughlin. 2009. Breaking down boundaries. Strategic Finance (April): 46-53. (Survey of Fortune 1,000 companies related to partneringbetween finance and line management).

Davis,S. and C. Meyer. 1998. Blur: The Speed of Change in the Connected Economy . Perseus Books.

Davis, S. and C. Meyer. 2000. Future Wealth.Harvard Business School Press.

Davis, S. and J. M. Kohlmeyer III.2005. The impact of employee rank on the relationship between attitudes, motivation,and performance. Advancesin Management Accounting (14): 233-252.

Davis, S. and T. Albright. 2004. An investigationof the effect of balanced scorecard implementation on financial performance. Management Accounting Research (June):135-153.

Davis, S., T. Albright and M. McCoskey. 2011.Establishing a transfer price for an intermediate product: Case study from amultinational enterprise. Cost Management (September/October): 16-22.

Davis, S., T. DeZoort, andL. S. Kopp. 2006. Theeffect of obedience pressure and perceived responsibility on managementaccountants’ creation of budgetary slack. Behavioral Research in Accounting (18): 19-35.

Davis, S. M. 1968. Entrepreneurial succession.Administrative Science Quarterly 13(3): 402-416. (JSTORlink).

Davis, S. M. and D. Hollie. 2008. The impact ofnonaudit service fee levels on investors' perceptions of auditor independence. Behavioral Research In Accounting 20(1): 31-41.

Davies, S. P., L. E. Johnson and S. Lowensohn. 2017. Ambient influences on municipal net assets: Evidence from panel data. Contemporary Accounting Research 34(2): 1156-1177.

Davis, S. W. and J. E. Ketz. 1991. Fraud andaccounting research. Accounting Horizons (September): 106-109.

Davis, S. W. and K. Menon. 1987. The formation and terminationof the Cost Accounting Standards Board: Legislative intervention in accountingstandard-setting. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy (Fall):185-207.

Davis, S. W., K. Menon and G. Morgan. 1982. The images thathave shaped accounting theory. Accounting, Organizationsand Society 7(4): 307-318.

Davis, T. 1993. Effective supply chain management. SloanManagement Review (Summer): 35-46.

Davis, T. C. 1956. The accountant and productivefacilities. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (January): 648-656.

Davis, T. J. 1951. Phonograph records are made onschedule. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (February): 710-716.

Davis, T. R. V. and L. P. McLaughlin. 2009. Is finance abusiness partner yet? Strategic Finance (March): 34-40.

Davis, T. R. V. and B. L. Darling. 1996. ABC in avirtual corporation. Management Accounting (October): 18, 20, 22-24, 26. (Using ABC in a company that outsourcestraditional functions and has no need for plant, equipment and factorypersonnel).

Davis, Z. D. 1982. History of LIFO. The Accounting Historians Journal9(1): 1-23. (JSTORlink).

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Davis-Blake, A. and B. Uzzi. 1993. Determinantsof employment externalization: A study of temporary workers and independent contractors.Administrative Science Quarterly 38(2): 195-223. (JSTORlink).

Davis-Blake, A., J. P. Broschak and E. George.2003. Happy together? How using nonstandard workers affects exit, voice, and loyaltyamong standard employees. The Academy of Management Journal 46(4): 475-485. (JSTORlink).

Davis-Friday, P. Y and E. A. Gordon. 2005. Relative valuationroles of equity book value, net income, and cash flows during a macroeconomicshock: The case of Mexico and the 1944 currency crisis. Journalof International Accounting Research 4(1): 1-21.

Davis-Friday, P. Y. and J. M. Rivera. 2000.Inflation accounting and 20-F disclosures: Evidence from Mexico. Accounting Horizons (June): 113-135.

Davis-Friday, P. Y., L. B. Folami, C. Liu and H.F. Mittelstaedt. 1999. The value relevance of financial statement recognition vs. disclosure: Evidence from SFAS No. 106. The Accounting Review (October): 403-423. (JSTOR link).

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DAA-DAV DAW-DEM DEN-DIT DIU-DRY DSA-DZ

Annual Conference Supplement 2010

Abstract

Introduction

In June 2002, the Ministry of public health, welfare and sport asked two organisations in partnership with de Dutch Alzheimer Association (DAA) to develop an nation-wide programme for regional providers of care, welfare an cure to improve dementia care from client perspective. The result, of the Dutch National Dementia improvement program (NDP), is almost nationwide implemented (95%).

Workshop programme

In this workshop, we would like to discuss the Dutch results, and also what work and did n’t work. We will present the methodology of evaluation and first results of the French National Alzheimer Plan, implemented in 17 areas in France. The pilot program for a public policy aims to create ‘Homes for the Integration and Autonomy of people suffering from Alzheimer’s or associated disorders’. The pilot program is ongoing and will end in December 2010. It is aimed to re-organize services, change practices and improve the quality of interventions. The ministry of health has asked for and funded a continuous, multi-sites assessment of the implementation of the program. All the methodology will be presented with first results. We assume that results can help to define the level, the role and the strategies of factors of the change management when integration is being implemented in a public policy and not in an independent initiative. The other kind of results is related to the knowledge about policy implementation methodology.

After these two presentations (30 minutes), a 1-hour discussion period will be employed to identify common problems and topics across diverse health care systems of all participants. We will notably look for mutual outcomes, for methodology of implementation and of assessment of integrated care for the very vulnerable population of people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and associated disorder.