Abstract
The article analyzes stories which purport to explain the dearth of women in top management positions in the field of accounting. The four explanations discussed include the lack of experienced candidates, characteristic differences of women from men, organizational obstacles, and prejudice. It is said that none of these separate reasons can wholly account for the scarcity of top-level female executives in accounting. The combination of social with organizational barriers is presented as a more accurate explanation.
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