2019
DOI: 10.1002/cjas.1536
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Special issue: Government accounting, auditing and accountability: A Canadian perspective

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“…There is much less research conducted in the Canadian setting. The need for additional research in this domain could be why, in part, the Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences ' special issue on government accounting, auditing, and accountability, from a Canadian perspective, included performance measurements as a topic of interest in their call for papers (Baker, 2019). We were able to identify 10 articles that focus on the broad concept of performance measurement for Canadian government published during the last 20 years.…”
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“…There is much less research conducted in the Canadian setting. The need for additional research in this domain could be why, in part, the Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences ' special issue on government accounting, auditing, and accountability, from a Canadian perspective, included performance measurements as a topic of interest in their call for papers (Baker, 2019). We were able to identify 10 articles that focus on the broad concept of performance measurement for Canadian government published during the last 20 years.…”
Section: Prior Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…La revue a également publié des numéros portant sur des sujets contemporains, notamment “Government accounting, auditing, and accountability: a Canadian perspective” (Baker, 2022), “The evolution of international business theories: Internalization vs. externalization” (Ghauri & Park, 2017), et “Diversity and inclusion for LGBT workers: Current issues and new horizons for research” (Ng & Rumens, 2017). Afin de donner à César ce qui est à César, disons que c'est V. V. Baba qui avait initié et géré les deux derniers numéros spéciaux du temps où il était rédacteur en chef.…”
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“…CJAS also published issues on other contemporary topics: “Government accounting, auditing, and accountability: a Canadian perspective” (Baker, 2022). ; “The evolution of international business theories: Internalization vs. externalization” (Ghauri & Park, 2017); “Diversity and inclusion for LGBT workers: Current issues and new horizons for research” (Ng & Rumens, 2017).…”
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