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El objetivo del artículo es analizar la relación entre el bien común y el interés público como un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle, una categoría de la que debe partir el saber/hacer contable para construir una sociedad más justa e inclusiva. El interés público debe conducir al bien común; sin embargo, en el marco de la regulación contable internacional, el concepto se ha privatizado vinculándose con el interés financiero. Los resultados del trabajo indican que es necesario reconstruir el vínculo entre el bien común y el interés público en contabilidad; y que son los reguladores de la contabilidad quienes deben hacer uso y servir al hecho institucional BC/IP, proponiendo objetivos financieros y no financieros, tanto para e... Ver más

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El objetivo del artículo es analizar la relación entre el bien común y el interés público como un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle, una categoría de la que debe partir el saber/hacer contable para construir una sociedad más justa e inclusiva. El interés público debe conducir al bien común; sin embargo, en el marco de la regulación contable internacional, el concepto se ha privatizado vinculándose con el interés financiero. Los resultados del trabajo indican que es necesario reconstruir el vínculo entre el bien común y el interés público en contabilidad; y que son los reguladores de la contabilidad quienes deben hacer uso y servir al hecho institucional BC/IP, proponiendo objetivos financieros y no financieros, tanto para el inversor bursátil como para las partes interesadas, sobreponiendo lo que es común y público al interés particular. El pilar fundamental de la sociedad es la “confianza” y esta se favorece por la aparición de instituciones y reglas 138 vinculadas a poderes deontológicos que reducen la complejidad y conducen a la cooperación, fundamento de la construcción de la realidad social. El paradigma que orientará este trabajo es el cualitativo, utilizando el enfoque hermenéutico y la técnica de revisión sistemática de la literatura.
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This article aims to examine the interplay between the common good and public interest as institutional facts through the lens of John Searle’s theory. It posits that these concepts should form the foundation of accounting knowledge and practice to foster a more equitable and inclusive society. While the public interest ought to direct efforts toward the common good, contemporary international accounting regulations have increasingly privatized this notion, aligning it with financial interests. The findings of this study indicate a pressing need to reconstruct the relationship between the common good and public interest within the field of accounting. Furthermore, it is incumbent upon accounting regulators to leverage and uphold the institutional fact of commongood/public interest by establishing both financial and non-financial objectives that serve not only stock investors but also broader stakeholder interests, thereby prioritizing communal and public welfare over individual gain. Central to this discussion is the concept of “trust,” which is nurtured by the development of institutions and normative frameworks that mitigate complexity and promote cooperation, serving as the cornerstone for social reality construction. This study adopts a qualitative paradigm and utilizes a hermeneutic approach alongside a systematic literature review methodology.
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title Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
spellingShingle Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
Vargas Gonzáles, Carlos Alberto
Betancur, Héctor Darío
Agudelo Vargas, María Victoria
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title_short Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
title_full Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
title_fullStr Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
title_full_unstemmed Bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle
title_sort bien común e interés público en contabilidad: un hecho institucional desde la teoría de john searle
title_eng Common Good and Public Interest in Accounting: An Institutional Perspective Based on John Searle's Theory
description El objetivo del artículo es analizar la relación entre el bien común y el interés público como un hecho institucional desde la teoría de John Searle, una categoría de la que debe partir el saber/hacer contable para construir una sociedad más justa e inclusiva. El interés público debe conducir al bien común; sin embargo, en el marco de la regulación contable internacional, el concepto se ha privatizado vinculándose con el interés financiero. Los resultados del trabajo indican que es necesario reconstruir el vínculo entre el bien común y el interés público en contabilidad; y que son los reguladores de la contabilidad quienes deben hacer uso y servir al hecho institucional BC/IP, proponiendo objetivos financieros y no financieros, tanto para el inversor bursátil como para las partes interesadas, sobreponiendo lo que es común y público al interés particular. El pilar fundamental de la sociedad es la “confianza” y esta se favorece por la aparición de instituciones y reglas 138 vinculadas a poderes deontológicos que reducen la complejidad y conducen a la cooperación, fundamento de la construcción de la realidad social. El paradigma que orientará este trabajo es el cualitativo, utilizando el enfoque hermenéutico y la técnica de revisión sistemática de la literatura.
description_eng This article aims to examine the interplay between the common good and public interest as institutional facts through the lens of John Searle’s theory. It posits that these concepts should form the foundation of accounting knowledge and practice to foster a more equitable and inclusive society. While the public interest ought to direct efforts toward the common good, contemporary international accounting regulations have increasingly privatized this notion, aligning it with financial interests. The findings of this study indicate a pressing need to reconstruct the relationship between the common good and public interest within the field of accounting. Furthermore, it is incumbent upon accounting regulators to leverage and uphold the institutional fact of commongood/public interest by establishing both financial and non-financial objectives that serve not only stock investors but also broader stakeholder interests, thereby prioritizing communal and public welfare over individual gain. Central to this discussion is the concept of “trust,” which is nurtured by the development of institutions and normative frameworks that mitigate complexity and promote cooperation, serving as the cornerstone for social reality construction. This study adopts a qualitative paradigm and utilizes a hermeneutic approach alongside a systematic literature review methodology.
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