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Accounting information systems in the framework of living systems theory and research

This paper suggests that general living systems theory (GLST) may provide a conceptual framework to guide practical research on accounting information systems. The accounting information system is described as a subset of the information processing subsystems of GLST, thus demonstrating that research based on GLST may enhance the quality of research on accounting information systems.

G. A. Swanson | James G. Miller | J. Miller

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