Conceptualizing concepts – The case of “trust” and “control” seen from a pragmatic constructivist view
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https://doi.org/10.7146/propracon.v3i1.16687Keywords:
Trust, control, management control, pragmatic constructivism, concept, conceptualization and problematizationAbstract
This article examines concepts of trust and concepts of control particularly found within management accounting research, for itself and together. The most prominent/influential concepts, and the underlying assumptions behind them, are problematized and re-conceptualized in order to generate new research questions.
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