Essays In Honour Of Louis Goldberg
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A landmark in Australian academic life, Essays in Honour of Louis Goldberg is a scholarly tribute assembled to celebrate the enduring intellectual legacy of one of Australia's most distinguished accounting academics. Edited by Jean StG. Kerr and R.C. Ott, and published by the Department of Accounting and Business Law at the University of Melbourne, this collection brings together a series of rigorous essays written by colleagues, students, and peers who were shaped by Goldberg's pioneering contributions to accounting theory, education, and professional practice. Louis Goldberg — AO, BA, M.Com, LLB D., FASSA, FASA, ACIS — was a towering figure whose intellectual rigour and commitment to elevating the discipline of accounting left an indelible mark on Australian academia. The essays gathered here reflect his wide-ranging influence, addressing themes of accounting theory, business law, and the philosophy of financial reporting with the same depth and precision that characterised Goldberg's own scholarly voice. For students of Australian business history, accounting theory, or the sociology of professional disciplines, this volume stands as both a testament to a great mind and an indispensable academic resource — one that asks, above all, what it truly means to build a discipline from the ground up.
Author: Jean Stg. Kerr, R.C. Ott
Format: Paperback
Published: 1989, Department of Accounting and Business Law, The University of Melbourne
Genre: Essays
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A landmark in Australian academic life, Essays in Honour of Louis Goldberg is a scholarly tribute assembled to celebrate the enduring intellectual legacy of one of Australia's most distinguished accounting academics. Edited by Jean StG. Kerr and R.C. Ott, and published by the Department of Accounting and Business Law at the University of Melbourne, this collection brings together a series of rigorous essays written by colleagues, students, and peers who were shaped by Goldberg's pioneering contributions to accounting theory, education, and professional practice. Louis Goldberg — AO, BA, M.Com, LLB D., FASSA, FASA, ACIS — was a towering figure whose intellectual rigour and commitment to elevating the discipline of accounting left an indelible mark on Australian academia. The essays gathered here reflect his wide-ranging influence, addressing themes of accounting theory, business law, and the philosophy of financial reporting with the same depth and precision that characterised Goldberg's own scholarly voice. For students of Australian business history, accounting theory, or the sociology of professional disciplines, this volume stands as both a testament to a great mind and an indispensable academic resource — one that asks, above all, what it truly means to build a discipline from the ground up.