INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURE AND ACCOUNTANTS' PERCEPTIONS OF PROFESSIONALISM

Abstract

Prior research has considered variations in accounting practice to be a function of a range of environmental factors. This paper investigates by means of a survey, the relationship between culture and professionalism. The results of the study have a number of implications for international accounting research, as they cast some doubt on the strength of relationship between culture and professionalism proposed by Gray. Furthermore, doubts are raised concerning the relevance of Hofstede's culture index scores in modern society.

Citation

Shying, M. (1995), "INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURE AND ACCOUNTANTS' PERCEPTIONS OF PROFESSIONALISM", Asian Review of Accounting, Vol. 3 No. 2, pp. 58-69. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb060659