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Consolidating the public accountancy profession : the case of the proposed Institute of Chartered Accountants of Great Britain, 1988 - 9

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Public sector accounting in the education syllabi of leading chartered accountant professional bodies : a comparative study

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How Merchant Towns Shaped Parliaments : From the Norman Conquest of England to the Great Reform Act

Angelucci, Charles - 2017

We study the emergence of urban self-governance during the Commercial Revolution in the 12th- 13th century and show that municipal autonomy shaped national institutions over the subsequent centuries. We focus on England after the Norman Conquest of 1066 and build a novel comprehensive dataset of...

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