Appendix A
 

Reading List for Management(Accounting) 790  

O. Team Theory

1.  Page, Diana and J. G. Donelan. (2003). Team Building Tools for Students. Journal of Education for Business. January/February. 125-128.

2.  Weisbord, Marvin R. (1985). Team Effectiveness Theory. Training and Development Journal. January. 27-29.

I.  Financial Analysis and Cash Flows

1.  Schwartz, K.B. and B.S. Soo. (1996). Assessing the Quality of Earnings. The Journal of Lending and Credit Risk Management. April  v78, n 8. 39-47. 

2.  Mills, John R. & Jeanne H. Yamamura. (1998). The Power of Cash Flow Ratios. Journal of Accountancy.  October 53-61.

3.  Largay, III, James A. and Clyde P. Stickney. (1980). Cash Flows, Ratio Analysis and the W.T. Grant Company Bankruptcy.  Financial Analysts Journal, July-August 51-54.

4.  Putman, R.L, Griffin, R. B., and R. W. Kilgore. (2003). A New Look at Financial Statement Articulation:  Financial Accounting at the Crossroads.  Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal. Vol. 7, No. 3. 1-9

II.  Competitive Strategies

1.  Talaat A Elshazly. (1999). Quality and profits: Seven lessons from the accounting field. 
Business and Economic Review. Columbia; January-March 21-24.

2.  Sigma-Mugan, C. and E. Erel. (2000). Distribution of quality costs: Evidence from an aeronautical firm. Total Quality Management. March 227-234. 

3.  Forrest, Scott. (2001). Benchmarking: A Service Imperative for Corporate Clients. Journal of Property Management. January 62-69  

4.  McCarthy, Chris. (1998).  Using Technology as a Competitive Tool.  Management      Accounting, January 29-33.

5.  Cooper, Robin and Regine Slagmulder. (1998). Strategic Cost Management. Management Accounting, February 16-18.

III.  Asset Management and Organization Control

1.  Roth, Richard T. (2001). EProcurement: Cutting Costs, Adding Value.  Financial Executive. October v17; issue 7 62-64.

2.  Wise, Rick. (1999). Why Things Go Better at Coke. Journal of Business Strategy. January-February; 15-19.

3.  Mac Arthur, John B. (1996). From Activity-Based Costing to Throughput Accounting. Management Accounting, April 30, 34, 36-38.

4.  Bukovinsky, David; Hans Sprohge, and John Talbott. (2000). Activity-Based Costing for Sales and Administrative Costs: A Case Study. The CPA Journal. April 70-73. 

5.  Stivers, Bonnie P., Joyce Covin, et al. (1998). How Nonfinancial Performance Measures Are Used.  Management Accounting. February 44, 46-49.

6.  Meyer, Christopher. (1994). How the Right Measures Help Teams Excel. Harvard Business Review. May-June 95-103.

 Last Updated September 1, 2004 by Robert L. Putman