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Articles in Jun 2006 issue of Accounting Historians Journal, The

• "IT'S OYSTERS, DEAR!" PROFESSOR CARNEGIE'S PRESCRIPTION AND THE SEEMING FATE OF ACCOUNTING HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES
  by Radcliffe, Vaughan S
• "THE ROARING NINETIES": A COMMENT ON THE STATE OF ACCOUNTING HISTORY IN THE UNITED STATES
  by Carnegie, Garry D
• ACCOUNTING FOR INTERNED JAPANESE-AMERICAN CIVILIANS DURING WORLD WAR II: CREATING INCENTIVES AND ESTABLIHING CONTROLS FOR CAPTIVE WORKERS
  by Tyson, Thomas N
• R.J. CHAMBERS COLLECTION: AN "ARCHIVIST'S" REVELATIONS OF 20th CENTURY ACCOUNTING THOUGHT AND PRACTICE, THE
  by Dean, Graeme W
• STOCKHOLDER REVIEW COMMITTEE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY, 1828-1857: EVIDENCE OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL REPORTING AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, THE
  by Russ, Robert W
• AMERICA'S RAILROAD DEPRECIATION DEBATE, 1907 TO 1913: A STUDY OF DIVERGENCE IN EARLY 20th CENTURY ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
  by Heier, Jan R
• IN MEMORIAM: CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF BILL SAMSON: WILLIAM DONALD SAMSON (1947-2005)
• ACCOUNTING TECHNIQUES IN KOREA: 18TH CENTURY ARCHIVAL SAMPLES FROM A NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION IN THE SINITIC WORLD
  by Jun, Seong Ho
• EARLY AMERICAN CORPORATE REPORTING AND EUROPEAN CAPITAL MARKETS: THE CASE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, 1851-1861
  by Flesher, Dale L
• USING A WHITE-COLLAR PROFESSION IN ACCOUNTING COURSES: APPROACHES TO ADDRESSING DIVERSITY
  by Samson, William D