Douglas E. Stevens studied experimental economics at Indiana University while completing his Ph.D. in accounting. His experimental and theoretical research demonstrates how incorporating social norms enhances the theory of the firm. His research has been published in leading academic journals including The Accounting Review; Contemporary Accounting Research; Accounting, Organizations and Society; Experimental Economics; the Journal of Business Ethics; the Journal of Management Accounting Research; and Behavioral Research in Accounting.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The importance of behavioral assumptions in economic theory Part I. The Foundation: 2. A history of the firm that incorporates social norms 3. The theory of the firm 4. Social norm theory related to the firm Part II. The Evidence: 5. Formal models incorporating social norms into the theory of the firm 6. Emerging evidence of social norms in experimental research 7. Emerging evidence of social norms in archival research 8. Conclusion: 'where do we go from here?'
1. The importance of behavioral assumptions in economic theory Part I. The Foundation: 2. A history of the firm that incorporates social norms 3. The theory of the firm 4. Social norm theory related to the firm Part II. The Evidence: 5. Formal models incorporating social norms into the theory of the firm 6. Emerging evidence of social norms in experimental research 7. Emerging evidence of social norms in archival research 8. Conclusion: 'where do we go from here?'
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