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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Tom McLean Professor Tom McGovern	Quaker accountability regimes: The case of the Richardson family networks, 1840-1914	2023
Dr Neveen Abdelrehim Professor Tom McGovern Tom McLean Professor David McCollum-Oldroyd Professor Thomas Tyson et al.	The contribution of the Stephenson Company, engine manufacturers to the genesis of the British railway industry c.1823-1840	2023
Professor Tom McGovern Tom McLean	The genesis of the electricity supply industry in Britain: A case study of NESCo from 1889-1914	2017
Tom McLean Professor Tom McGovern Dr Shanta Davie	Management accounting, engineering and the management of company growth: Clark Chapman, 1864-1914	2015
Tom McLean	Costing and cost engineering in Hawthorn Leslie Shipbuilders, 1886 - 1914	2013
Professor Tom McGovern Tom McLean	The growth and development of Clarke Chapman from 1864 to 1914	2013
Tom McLean	Human performance measurement and management in early seventeenth century English agriculture : the case of Henry Best	2009
Tom McLean	Accounting and technological change: the transition from wood to iron shipbuilding in the Sunderland shipbuilding industry, c. 1850 - c. 1875	2006
Tom McLean	Continuity and change in British cost accounting development: The case of Hawthorn Ieslie, shipbuilders and engineers, 1886-1914	2006
Tom McLean Professor Thomas Tyson	Standard costs, standard costing and the introduction of scientific management and new technology into the post-second world war sunderland shipbuilding industry	2006
Susan Brackenborough Tom McLean Professor David McCollum-Oldroyd	The emergence of discounted cash flow analysis in the tyneside coal industry c.1700-1820	2001
Tom McLean	Agents reputation, accounting and costing in organisational control stuctures	1997
Tom McLean	Bureaucratic and craft administration of the production process: The formation of accounting and non-accounting control arrangements	1996
Tom McLean	Contract accounting and costing in the Sunderland shipbuilding industry, 1818-1917	1995