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posted on 1997-01-01, 00:00 authored by Louis Goldberg This data collection includes both Louis Goldberg's personal papers and his extensive collection of reviews, articles and theses by various other authors. Goldberg's personal papers range from primary, secondary, and tertiary workbooks from his school years, to correspondence, journals, notes, reflections, speeches and other papers written during his professional life as an accounting educator and author. Also included are numerous drafts, research materials and notes for the many books and articles that Professor Goldberg wrote on the subject of accounting. The collection provides an excellent research resource for the history of accounting, the development of accounting as an academic discipline, and the professional working life of Professor Louis Goldberg.
History
Location
ADPML SPLGA 657.092 Goldbe Gol/PapAccess conditions
Non-borrowable collection available for reference only. Access for viewing by appointment. Collection is only available for consultation within Deakin University Library. Enquiries should be addressed in person at the library or via email to Deakin University Library.Collection start date
1920-01-01Collection end date
1997-01-01Material type
databaseResource type
datasetLanguage
engNotes
This data collection was gathered by Louis Goldberg over an extensive period and was previously held at two locations: Goldberg's Carlton office and his home in Hawthorn. Goldberg saw Deakin University as an appropriate repository for conserving his life's work and approached the university to house his collection in 1994. He provided it to Deakin University prior to his death in 1997. The establishment of the collection was sponsored by the Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants and the Faculty of Business and Law, Deakin University. The collection was officially opened at Deakin University Library's Geelong Waterfront Campus on June 2 1999.Copyright notice
Louis GoldbergExtent
3092 items (including books, periodicals, papers, ephemera)