MAAW represents an ongoing project to systematically categorize management and accounting literature from the past 100 years. The site is freely accessible to anyone on the web and particularly useful to students, researchers, and practitioners interested in accounting. MAAW is designed around 125 main topics (some fairly broad) that can be accessed from the home page, the main topics page, or the table of contents. At a minimum, each topic includes a main page and bibliography. Many topics also include several other pages of summary information, illustrations, links to other web sites, and a list of questions related to that topic. Although MAAW was originally designed for management accounting courses (See MAAW's Book and Graduate MA Course for two self study courses), the site can be used to supplement any course of study in accounting, most accounting research projects, and perhaps most courses and research projects in business and economics as well. For example, broad topics such as Behavioral Issues, Deming, Economics, Ethics, Theories, Research Methodology, Strategy, and Quantitative methods are applicable to a wide audience.