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         dade, nomeadamente “the accountor”, “the accountee” e “the accountant”,   Aggregation  Theory  Perspective”  International  Journal  of  Ac-
         para além do significado da “record-keeping function” subjacente aos de-  counting, 1995.
         monstrativos financeiros. A abordagem da “accountability” firmou raízes no   •  “The Beauty of Double-Entry  Bookkeeping and Its Impact on
         domínio académico no Japão. A investigação neste  país  relativamente à   the Nature of Accounting Information”, Economic Notes, 1993.
         Moderna Teoria da Mensuração (“Modern Measurement Theory”) em Con-  •  “Simple  Models  of  Operation  and  Investment  Moral  Hazard
         tabilidade floresceu nos anos 70 do Século XX. Tal deveu-se principalmen-  with a Brief Examination of Acquisition Moral Hazard”, August,
         te à obra de Ijiri . Com efeito, Jaedicke e outros (1966/74/76), ou seja, os   2006.(with: Lin Nan)
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         “AAA’s  collected  papers  on  accounting  measurement”,  foram  traduzidos   •  “Usefulness  Lost:  Aggregating  Information  with  Differing  Le-
         para  japonês  em  dois  volumes  em  1974  e  em  1976,  respectivamente.   vels  of  Verifiability” February, 2005. (with: Jonathan Glover, Ca-
         Acresce que Ijiri (1981) apresentou sob a forma de diálogo, os seus pontos   rolyn Levine, Pierre Liang)
         de vista sobre a relação entre a ‘partida dobrada’ e o princípio do custo   •  “Symmetric Accounting for "Goods" and "Bads" in a Double-
         histórico (“between double-entry and the historical cost principle”). Subse-  Entry Framework: Integrationg Conventional and Environmen-
         quentemente, Ijiri (1982/84), questionou e mesmo desafiou a hipótese da   tal Accounting”, March, 2004. (with: Haijin Lin)
         ‘partida  dobrada’  (“hypothesis  of  double-entry”)  ampliando-a,  ou  mesmo   •  “The  Duality  of  Input-Output  Analysis  for  Cost  and  Revenue
         substituindo-a, pela “multi-entry” e, particularmente, pela “triple-entry appro-  Allocations”,March, 2002. (with: Naoyuki Kaneda)
         ach”. Na página 30 da edição original em inglês Ijiri escreveu:    •  "Variance analysis and triple-entry bookkeeping",1993, In: Yuji
                                                                    Ijiri (ed.), “Creative and innovative approaches to the science of
          “there is another important approach to accounting which may be called   management”,  The  IC2  Management  and  Management  Science
         the ‘accountability’ approach. The pros and cons of implementing a triple-  Series. Quorum Books, Westport, pp. 3–25.
         entry system must therefore be considered from this standpoint, too”.   •  “Momentum  accounting  and  triple-entry  bookkeeping:  explo-
                                                                    ring  the  dynamic  structure  of  accounting  measurements”,
                   No seu famoso livro “Triple-Entry Bookkeeping and Income Momen-  Studies  in  Accounting  Research,  Vol.  31,  American  Accounting
         tum” (1982/84), Ijiri inseriu um Anexo que foi a sua ‘Lição/Aula Japonesa’   Association, Sarasota, 1989.
         sobre as ‘Práticas Contabilísticas’ nos EUA nos anos 70 do século XX .   •  "Momentum  accounting  and  managerial  goals  on  impulses”,
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                    Ijiri em 1989/90 estendeu a sua “accountability approach” e a sua   1988, Management Science, Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 160–166.
         “Triple-Entry Bookkeeping”  ao que  se pode designar por  “momentum  ac-  •  "Three postulates of momentum accounting”, 1987, Accounting
         counting”. Esta extensão foi baseada num paralelismo entre a Física e a   Horizons, Vol. 1, March, pp. 25–34.
         Contabilidade. No entender de Mattessich23 foi talvez a mais original contri-  •  "A framework for triple-entry bookkeeping", 1986, The Accoun-
         buição  de  Ijiri  para  a  Teoria  da  Contabilidade  e  para  a  Investigação  em   ting Review, Vol. 61, No. 4, 1986, pp. 745–759.
         Contabilidade.                                           •  "A reliability comparison of the measurement of wealth, inco-
                     Publicou ainda outros textos, mas que não são propriamente de   me,  and  force",  1984,  The  Accounting  Review,  Vol.  59,  No.  1,
         Contabilidade.                                             pp. 52–63.
          Artigos publicados e “WorkingPapers”                    •  “Quantum information and accounting information: their sali-
                    Ijiri escreveu mais de cem artigos e “working papers”. Não é possí-  ent  features  and  applications” with Joel S. Demski, Stephen A.
         vel aqui, por falta de espaço e de propósito, referi-los na sua totalidade.   FitzGerald, Yuji Ijiri and YumiIjiri, Journal of Accounting and Public
         Todavia, assinala-se alguns dos seus principais artigos e “working papers”   Policy, 25 (2006): 435-64.
         sobre Contabilidade, os quais evidenciam o carácter interdisciplinar e fun-  •   “Moral  Hazard  Depicted  in  Markov  Processes  with  Strategy
         dacional da sua investigação e, ainda, a sua contribuição para a Teoria da   Options”, with Yuji Ijiri, Journal of Engineer and Technology Mana-
         Contabilidade. De entre os mais importantes  são de assinalar:   gement, 23 (2006): 79-99.
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                                                                  •   “Symmetric Accounting to Integrate ‘Goods’ and ‘Bads’ in the
             •  “Quantum Information and Accounting Information: Exploring   Double-Entry Framework: Logically Stretching the Domain of
              Conceptual  Applications  of  Topology”,  Journal  of  Accounting   Conventional Accounting to the Other Half Space” with Yuji Ijiri,
              and  Public  Policy  28(3),  March-April  2009;  133-147.   Journal of Engineer and Technology Management, 23 (2006): 64-
              (with: Joel Demski, al et)                            78.
             •  “Quantum Information and Accounting Information: Their Sali-  •  “Axioms and Structures of Conventional Accounting Measure-
              ent Features and Conceptual Applications”, Journal of Accoun-  ment”, The Accounting Review, Vol. 41, Nº 1, 1965, pp. 36-53.
              ting  and  Public  Policy  25(4),  July-Aug.  2006;  435-464.   •  “Reliability and Objectivity of Accounting Measurements”, The
              (with: Joel Demski, Stephen A. FitzGerald, Haijin Lin)   Accounting Review, Vol. 41, Nº 3, 1966, pp. 474-483.
             •  “Separating  Facts  from  Forecasts  in  Financial  Statements”,   •  “Creativity and Accountability in Management”, 1988, in Yuji Ijiri
              Accounting  Horizons,  December  2005;  267-282.(with:  Jonathan   and  Robert  Lawrence  Kuhn  (eds)  “New  Directions  in  Creative
              Glover, Carolyn Levine, Pierre Liang)                 and  Innovative  Management.  Bridging  Theory  and  Practice”.
             •  “U.S. Accounting Standards and Their Environment: A Dualis-  Vol. 7 of the Series on Econometrics and Management Sciences,
              tic Study of Their 75-Years of Transition”, Journal of Accounting   Ballinger Publishing Company, Cambridge MA.
              and Public Policy 24(2), January-February 2005; 255-279.   •  “Accounting  Matrices  and  Three-Dimensional  Arrays”,  1988,
             •  “Revenue Accounting' in the Age of E-Commerce: Exploring Its   Issues in Accounting Education, Vol. 3, Nº 2, pp. 270-285.
              Conceptual and Analytical Frameworks”, Journal of International   •  “Segment  Statements  and  Informativeness  Measures:  Mana-
              Financial  Management  and  Accounting  13,  2002;  32-72.   ging  Capital  versus  Managing  Resources”,  1995,  Accounting
              (with: Jonathan Glover)                               Horizons, Vol. 9, Nº 3, pp. 55-67.
             •  “Global Financial Reporting Using a Composite Currency: An   •  “Multidimensional  Accounting  and  Distributed  Data-Bases:
                                                                    Their Implications for Organizations and Society”, 1980, Yuji Ijiri
         _____________________________________                      and E. Kelly, Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol. 5, Nº 1,
         21  Mas também aos trabalhos prévios de Richard Mattessich sobre este tema que foram divulga-  pp. 115-123.
         dos e estudados no Japão.                                •  “Symmetric Accounting to Integrate the ‘Goods’ and ‘Bads’ in
         22  A Lição/Aula foi ministrada na “Japan Accounting Association” em 1983.
         23  Ver na RCF Nº 114 o nosso artigo sobre Richard Mattessich.   the Double-Entry Framework”, 2006, Yuji Ijiri and Haijin Lin, Jour-
         24  Selecção nossa. Muitos outros artigos e “working papers”, também importantes, não se encon-  nal of Engineering and Technology Management, Vol. 23, Nº 1-2,
         tram incluídos na lista resumida assinalada acima.         pp. 64-78.
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