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Mark W. Dirsmith
Mark W. Dirsmith
Professor of Accounting, Penn State University
Verified email at psu.edu
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The calculated and the avowed: Techniques of discipline and struggles over identity in Big Six public accounting firms
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith, JB Heian, S Samuel
Administrative science quarterly, 293-327, 1998
12001998
An institutional perspective on the rise, social transformation, and fall of a university budget category
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith
Administrative science quarterly, 562-587, 1988
11041988
Managerial Accounting Research: The Contributions of Organizational and Sociological Theories.
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith, S Samuel
Journal of management accounting research 8, 1996
6631996
An institutional theory perspective on the DRG framework, case-mix accounting systems and health-care organizations
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith, JE Michelman
Accounting, Organizations and society 18 (1), 65-80, 1993
5681993
The use of budgetary symbols in the political arena: an historically informed field study
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith
Accounting, Organizations and Society 13 (1), 1-24, 1988
4871988
Coordination and control in a government agency: Contingency and institutional theory perspectives on GAO audits
PP Gupta, MW Dirsmith, TJ Fogarty
Administrative Science Quarterly, 264-284, 1994
4131994
Informal communications, nonformal communications and mentoring in public accounting firms
MW Dirsmith, MA Covaleski
Accounting, Organizations and Society 10 (2), 149-169, 1985
4131985
Budgeting as a means for control and loose coupling
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith
Accounting, Organizations and Society 8 (4), 323-340, 1983
3821983
The budgetary process of power and politics
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith
Accounting, organizations and society 11 (3), 193-214, 1986
3691986
Structure and agency in an institutionalized setting: The application and social transformation of control in the Big Six
MW Dirsmith, JB Heian, MA Covaleski
Accounting, organizations and society 22 (1), 1-27, 1997
3401997
Dialectic tension, double reflexivity and the everyday accounting researcher: on using qualitative methods
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith
Accounting, Organizations and Society 15 (6), 543-573, 1990
3171990
Jurisdictional disputes over professional work: the institutionalization of the global knowledge expert
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith, L Rittenberg
Accounting, Organizations and Society 28 (4), 323-355, 2003
3052003
Materiality judgments and audit firm culture: Social-behavioral and political perspectives
BW Carpenter, MW Dirsmith, PP Gupta
Accounting, Organizations and Society 19 (4-5), 355-380, 1994
1721994
Early regulatory actions by the SEC: An institutional theory perspective on the dramaturgy of political exchanges
WE Bealing Jr, MW Dirsmith, T Fogarty
Accounting, Organizations and Society 21 (4), 317-338, 1996
1691996
Monetized medicine: from the physical to the fiscal
S Samuel, MW Dirsmith, B McElroy
Accounting, Organizations and Society 30 (3), 249-278, 2005
1592005
Sampling and the abstraction of knowledge in the auditing profession: an extended institutional theory perspective
B Carpenter, M Dirsmith
Accounting, Organizations and Society 18 (1), 41-63, 1993
1541993
The coupling of the symbolic and the technical in an institutionalized context: The negotiated order of the GAO's audit reporting process
ON Basu, MW Dirsmith, PP Gupta
American Sociological Review 64 (4), 506-523, 1999
1521999
Organizational socialization as instrument and symbol: An extended institutional theory perspective
TJ Fogarty, MW Dirsmith
Human Resource Development Quarterly 12 (3), 247-266, 2001
1432001
The organic vs. the mechanistic audit
MW Dirsmith, JP McAllister
Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance 5 (3), 214-228, 1982
1391982
Changes in the institutional environment and the institutions of governance: extending the contributions of transaction cost economics within the management control literature
MA Covaleski, MW Dirsmith, S Samuel
Accounting, Organizations and Society 28 (5), 417-441, 2003
1322003
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