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By John Flower In the last issue of the EAA Newsletter, Willem Buijink argued that European universities produce too few PhDs in accounting and that the EAA should seek to change this situation.[1] In this note I argue the exact opposite – that, at present, European universities are producing far too many PhDs in accounting […]https://eaa-online.org/app/uploads/sites/3/2017/11/fotos7nov6.jpg360480