J. Stevenson

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Damned if you do, damned if you don’t: Conflicting perspectives on the virtues of accounting for people

Abigail Marks, Robin Roslender, R. Roslender, 2015 .

Auditor Independence: A Comparative Descriptive Study of the UK, France and Italy

J. Stevenson, 2002 .

Employee wellness as intellectual capital: an accounting perspective

R. Roslender, H. Kahn, J. Stevenson, 2006 .

The Determinants of Audit Fees - Evidence from the Voluntary Sector

V. Beattie, A. Goodacre, J. Stevenson, 2000 .

Workforce health as intellectual capital

R. Roslender, H. Kahn, J. Stevenson, 2010 .

Recognising Workforce Health as a Key Organisational Asset: A Study of Current Thinking and Practice Recognising Workforce Health as a Key Organisational Asset: A Study of Current Thinking and Practice

J. Stevenson, 2009 .

The prevention and detection of corporate fraud: An assessment of the present framework

W. McInnes, J. Stevenson, 1997 .

Towards recognising workforce health as a constituent of intellectual capital: Insights from a survey of UK accounting and finance directors

R. Roslender, H. Kahn, J. Stevenson, 2012 .

The determinants of audit fees—evidence from the voluntary sector

V. Beattie, A. Goodacre, J. Stevenson, 2001 .

Accounting for People: A real step forward or more a case of wishing and hoping?

R. Roslender, J. Stevenson, 2009 .