Global Perspectives on Accounting Education
Global Perspectives on Accounting Education is a new on-line peer reviewed journal that publishes research and instructional resources relevant to accounting faculty and accounting education worldwide. The journal welcomes manuscripts from any and all countries. Manuscripts submitted may be empirical, nonempirical, teaching resources, or a replication of prior research. This journal is unique in that manuscripts considered for publication can make either a direct or indirect contribution to accounting education. An example of an indirect contribution could be a study that bridges education in accounting and other disciplines. Additional information regarding the journal's editorial board, editorial policy, submission guidelines, and review criteria can be viewed at http://gpae.bryant.edu
Electronic submission, review, and submission fee payment shortens the review period resulting in quicker feedback to authors. In addition, on line publication allows articles to be posted to the web site as soon as they are accepted and formatted, reducing the lead time between acceptance and publication.
Please share information regarding this journal with colleagues, both in accounting and in other disciplines (business and non business). Access to the published papers is free.
24th Annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching
November 18-21, 2004, Marcum Conference Center, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
See: http://www.units.muohio.edu/lillycon/index.shtml
The Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society
The Journal of Information, Communication and Ethics in Society (ICES) is an established quality refereed publication which provides an interdisciplinary and international perspective on the impacts of new media and information and communication technologies on society,
organisations, the environment and individuals.
Recent papers have, amongst other topics, covered aspects of surveillance, biometrics, hacking, online communities, copyright, open source software and e-business.
High quality unpublished work from academics and practitioners is welcomed for consideration. Such work might be conceptual, visionary, empirical or policy focused, or any combination of these. It might be written from a single disciplinary or multidisciplinary perspective.
Papers can cover any sector such as agriculture, commerce, education,
finance, government, health, industry, leisure, media and transport. All topics in the area of social and ethical issues are acceptable.
It is acceptable to consider all or any of the stakeholders such as
clients, communities, customers, developers, owners, policy makers, users and vendors. Quality papers that have a broader focus than the US/UK are particularly welcome.
Submissions should be prepared and submitted following the guidelines at http://www.troubador.co.uk/ices/submissions.asp. However authors may additionally contact the editors to enquire about the suitability of the subject matter for a paper prior to submission. The editors can be emailed at nbf@dmu.ac.uk.
Conference Announcement and Call for Papers
Center for Corporate Reporting & Governance
California State University, Fullerton
"Internal Control Reporting Challenges"
Date: September 17–18, 2004
Place: Wyndham Orange County Airport Hotel, Costa Mesa, California
TOPICS:
The Center for Corporate Reporting & Governance (CCRG) is inviting papers for its upcoming conference. Papers submitted should focus on the following areas:
- Auditing
- Financial Accounting & Reporting
- International Accounting
- Corporate Governance
- Ethics
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:
Each paper submission should include a separate title page, listing the corresponding author's name and email address. All papers must be submitted electronically as Microsoft Word® documents to ccrg@fullerton.edu
All manuscripts are subject to a blind review process.
CONTACT:
Dr. Vivek Mande
Director of CCRG, LH-630
California State University Fullerton
P.O. Box 6848
Fullerton, CA 92834-6848
For additional information and conference updates or please visit:
http://business.fullerton.edu/ccrg
UPCOMING DEADLINES:
- July 15, 2004: Final deadline to submit papers and proposals for panel presentation
- July 30, 2004: Acceptance/Rejection of submitted manuscripts
- August 20, 2004: Early Registration
CONFERENCE VENUE
The conference will be held at the Wyndham Orange County Airport Hotel in Costa Mesa, California, near the Orange County Airport (SNA). It is also accessible via flights to Los Angeles (LAX), Long Beach (LGB), and Ontario (ONT) airports. Nearby attractions include theme parks such as Disneyland, Universal Studios, Sea World, and the San Diego Zoo. Additional information and directions are provided on our website: http://www.business.fullerton.edu/ccrg
ABOUT THE CENTER FOR CORPORATE REPORTING & GOVERNANCE:
The Center for Corporate Reporting & Governance (CCRG) at California State University, Fullerton was created to address the issues facing businesses and auditors in the changing financial environment. The September 17, 2004 Conference will feature speakers from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the Securities & Exchange Commission, auditors from major accounting firms, and other experts on internal controls and financial reporting.
The American Academy of Accounting and Finance
The American Academy of Accounting and Finance will hold its 11th annual meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana, on December 9, 10 and 11, 2004 (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday). You?re invited to submit a proposal, abstract, or manuscript for presentation; the submission process is completely digital and can be completed at the registration section of our website. If you have any questions about this form of submission, please visit the Help Desk(http://www.aaafonline.org/version04/help.asp) or e-mail us at aaaf@bellsouth.net
The submission deadline is September 30, 2004.
The annual meeting will be held at the elegant Royal Sonesta Hotel on Bourbon Street in the heart of the historic French Quarter. A block of rooms has been reserved for $109 (plus tax) per night (single or double) for Wednesday through Saturday night. Participants should make reservations at the Royal Sonesta by calling 1-504-586-0300, or by e-mail. Please tell the hotel that you are participating in the AAAF annual meeting.
The Academy will publish either your paper or the abstract in the post-meeting proceedings. Papers presented at the 2004 annual meeting may be submitted to our refereed journal the Journal of Accounting and Finance Research.
Journal of Business Ethics
Annual Advances in Theory and Research
Beginning in 2004, the Journal of Business Ethics will publish a yearly special issue designed to advance specific issues of theory and research in the area of social responsibility and business ethics—Annual Advances in Theory and Research. The yearly Annual Advances in Theory and Research issue is designed to extend research in the areas of social responsibility, business ethics and related areas, provide integrations of cross-disciplinary literature related to business ethics and social responsibility research, and propose directions for future research. The specific topics for these Annual Advances in Theory and Research will be announced bi-annually.
ANNUAL ADVANCES IN THEORY AND RESEARCH FOR 2004 and 2005
For 2004, the topic is Interdisciplinary Theory and Research in Business Ethics and Social Responsibility. We will consider any articles using theoretical formulations not traditionally used in the areas of business ethics and social responsibility research; both data-based and review-type articles will be considered. We strongly encourage scholarship using novel conceptual and theoretical constructs from the natural, social, and
behavioral sciences. Theoretical formulations such as those found in autopoesis, morphic resonance, entrainment, generativity, positive organizational scholarship, complexity, futurism, memetics, stewardship, and communitarianism are but a few examples of the myriad conceptualizations that could be enveloped under this special issue. Novel theoretical and research formulations must be linked to existing theory and research.
Pedagogical articles will not be considered for this issue. The deadline for submission is August 1, 2004.
For 2005, the topic is New Directions in Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Research and Theory. We will consider any articles which critically evaluate the current state of research and theory in business ethics and social responsibility research. In particular, we strongly encourage articles focusing on problems in the literature for which the authors provide theory-based reformulations. Papers should review relevant literature and provide a conceptual framework that helps the reader understand the theoretical shortfalls in a substantive area, offers a theoretical reformulation that addresses these shortfalls, identifies crucial research issues, and proposes likely research directions.
Review-type articles on topics in any areas of business ethics and social responsibility research will be considered; however, neither data-based nor pedagogical articles will not be included in this issue. The deadline for submission is December 1, 2004.
Authors are strongly encouraged to contact the Annual Advances in Theory and
Research Editor at ragiacal@email.uncc.edu about their idea prior to submitting an article. Articles submitted may be no more than 40 pages long (including tables and references), using double-spaced, 12 pt proportional font, allowing a 1-inch margin on all sides. Authors should use the standard Journal of Business Ethics submission process and clearly mark at the bottom of the manuscript cover page that the paper is being submitted for either the Interdisciplinary Theory and Research in Business Ethics and Social Responsibility or New Directions in Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Research and Theory issues. Additionally, a copy of the article should be submitted to the Annual Advances in Theory and Research Editor as an e-mail attachment at ragiacal@email.uncc.edu. The attached article should be prepared in Microsoft Office® (any version); however, WordPerfect® (5.0 and later), PDF, and DOS formats will also be accepted.
Contact Information:
Robert A. Giacalone, Surtman Distinguished Professor of Business Ethics, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, Charlotte, NC 22823. Phone: (704) 547-2737; E-Mail Address: ragiacal@email.uncc.edu
Advances in Accounting Education
Call for Papers—Volume 6
Deadline — August 31, 2004
Advances in Accounting Education is a refereed, research annual whose purpose
is to meet the needs of individuals interested in the educational process. Articles
may be non-empirical or empirical. Our emphasis is on pedagogy, and articles
MUST explain how teaching methods or curricula/programs can be improved. We publish more articles than the other accounting education journals; we average around
13 to 14 per issue.
Non-empirical papers should be academically rigorous. They can be thought pieces
(e.g., anecdotal experiences with various pedagogical tools, position papers
on particular issues, or historical discussions with implications for current
and future efforts). Reasonable assumptions and logical development are essential.
The papers must place the topic within the context of the course or program and
discuss any relevant tradeoffs or policy issues.
For empirical reports sound research design and execution are critical. Articles
must develop a thorough motivation and literature review (possibly including
references from outside the accounting field) to provide the basis for the efforts
and place the study in a solid context.
Submission Information
Send one hard copy by regular mail (including any research instruments) with
a $35 submission fee. By email send two files; one with a copy but without a
cover page and one solely with a cover page. Manuscripts should include a cover
page, listing all authors' names and address (with telephone numbers, fax numbers
and e-mail addresses). The authors' names and addresses should not appear on
the abstract. To assure an anonymous review, authors should not identify themselves
directly or indirectly. References to unpublished working papers or dissertations
should be avoided.
Submit manuscripts to:
Non-empirical
Bill N. Schwartz
School of Business and Economics
Indiana University South Bend
1700 Mishawaka Avenue
South Bend, IN 46634-7111
Email: Bnschwar@vcu.edu
Phone: 574-237-4292
Empirical
J. Edward Ketz
Smeal College of Business Administration
The Pennsylvania State University
203 Beam Building
State College, PA 16802-1912
Email: k55@psu.edu
Phone: 814-865-6914
Winter Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana
January 6-9, 2005
The International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines will hold its Winter Conference on January 6-9, 2005 at the DoubleTree Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Please note the following deadlines:
- Submission of abstracts, work-in-progress, or complete papers:
October 1, 2004
- Registration:
October 15, 2004
- All final-formatted versions of abstracts, work-in-progress, or complete papers for the proceedings should be received on or before:
November 1, 2004
The conference will provide opportunities for participants from business and related fields to attend, present their research, and interact, in a personal and friendly atmosphere, with members from inside and outside their own areas of specialization.
E-mail: conference@iabpad.com