‘Accounting [in] History’ through diverse theoretical and methodological insights

In the contemporary global landscape, characterised by a tapestry of heterogeneous eventsreshaping societies, organisations, and individual lives, interdisciplinarity emerges as both anecessity and a catalyst for understanding, managing, and responding to these contingenttransformations. These events, ranging from economic shifts to climate change and geopoli-tical tensions, underscore the pivotal role of interdisciplinarity in fostering innovative solutionsand strategies to navigate change. Accounting’s central role within organisations, functioningas a pervasive force that shapes decisions, strategies, and communication, further highlightsthe importance of this exploratory endeavour.