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Stephen Zeff ha sido investigador prolífico en la historia de la contabilidad y la auditoría en el siglo XX. Ha escrito numerosos artículos sobre la historia de la elaboración de normas y la regulación de la práctica de contabilidad y la auditoría, de la profesión contable, del pensamiento contable, así como de las contribuciones intelectuales de los principales autores (como Hatfield, Canning, Paton y MacNeal ). Este volumen reúne los grandes éxitos de la carrera académica de Zeff, incluidos varios artículos que fueron publicados en el exterior, para facilitar su uso por los estudiantes e investigadores del campo. En una introducción, Zeff aborda la evolución de sus intereses de investigación y explica los factores que llevaron a la redacción de los documentos y su contribución en la literatura de este campo. El libro también incluye una lista completa de sus publicaciones