Organising the profession: A theoretical and historical examination of the development of the major accountancy bodies in the U.K. Hugh Willmott Accounting, Organizations and Society 1986 11(6), 555-580
Paradigms for accounting research: Critical reflections on Tomkins and Groves' “everyday accountant and researching his reality” Hugh Willmott Accounting, Organizations and Society 1983 8(4), 389-405
On the commercialization of accountancy thesis: A review essay Hugh Willmott; Prem Sikka Accounting, Organizations and Society 1997 22(8), 831-842
The power of “independence”: defending and extending the jurisdiction of accounting in the United Kingdom Prem Sikka; Hugh Willmott Accounting, Organizations and Society 1995 20(6), 547-581
Manufacturing shareholder value: The role of accounting in organizational transformation Mahmoud Ezzamel; Hugh Willmott; Frank Worthington Accounting, Organizations and Society 2008 33(2-3), 107-140
Accounting and management–labour relations: the politics of production in the ‘factory with a problem’ Mahmoud Ezzamel; Hugh Willmott; Frank Worthington Accounting, Organizations and Society 2004 29(3-4), 269-302
The ideology of professional regulation and the markets for accounting labour: Three episodes in the recent history of the U.K. accountancy profession Keith Robson; Hugh Willmott; David J. Cooper; Tony Puxty Accounting, Organizations and Society 1994 19(6), 527-553
Accounting representation and the road to commercial salvation Mahmoud Ezzamel; Simon Lilley; Hugh Willmott Accounting, Organizations and Society 2004 29(8), 783-813
Accounting for accounting: Towards the development of a dialectical view Trevor Hopper; John Storey; Hugh Willmott Accounting, Organizations and Society 1987 12(5), 437-456
Modes of regulation in advanced capitalism: Locating accountancy in four countries A.G. Puxty; Hugh Willmott; D. James Cooper; Tony Lowe Accounting, Organizations and Society 1987 12(3), 273-291