Explain the role of accounting paradigms in promoting the qualitative characteristics of society: Sociology of Financial Reporting
Subject Areas : Management Accounting
raheleh homayouni rad
1
(Ph.D. student of Accounting ,Islamic Azad university, Science and Research branch, Tehran, Iran)
fereydun rahnamaye rudposhti
2
(Professor-Department of Accounting and Management-University of Research Sciences-Tehran-Iran)
hashem nikoomaram
3
(Professor of Accounting Department, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research branch, Tehran,Iran)
mehrdad navabakhsh
4
(Professor of sociology Department, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research branch, Tehran,Iran)
Keywords: Social accounting gives compan, Economic, financial and productive insti, social indicators and the move, and thereby carry out their ac, draw a logical and measured ba, seeks to explain the new appro, the study sample was 170 peopl, and the paradigms proposed in ,
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