MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE UPCOMING BROWNBAG WEBINAR DATES!
During the 2021-2022 year, the Academy of Accounting Historians (AAH), will be sponsoring a series of seminars called Brownbag Online.
Please save the dates for the remaining scheduled webinars that will be held from 10:00 am-11:00 am Eastern:
- Friday, May 13, 2022
- Friday, June 17, 2022
Join us on Friday, May 13th from 10:00 am-11:00 am Eastern to hear Professor Erica L. Neuman, University of Dayton, present the paper The History of IRS' Computer Technology and its Effect on Public Perception of the Agency. Members interested in this presentation are to register for this session with Gary Spraakman, garys@yorku.ca. He will provide a copy of the paper to all participants along with a Zoom invite.
One or more authors will present a paper on Zoom to AAH members and others. Depending on the paper, some non-AAH participants who would be able to provide important insights to the presenting author or authors may be invited. All participants will be provided with the paper prior to the respective seminar. Also, If you want to present a paper at a later date please contact Gary Spraakman at garys@yorku.ca.
To register for the Brownbag Online seminars and to receive a copy of the paper to be presented, please contact past AAH president, Gary Spraakman (York University), at garys@yorku.ca.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP AT THE AAA ANNUAL MEETING
The Academy of Accounting Historians is excited to once again sponsor a pre-conference CPE session at the AAA annual meeting. This year’s workshop, “Accounting History Pathways: Topics and Methods,” is scheduled for Sunday, July 31 from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm.The workshop will feature presentations covering a variety of topics including discussions on selecting research topics and methodology, approaching materials in special collections and archives, updates on accounting history resources, and opportunities to introduce accounting history in the classroom. The current program includes presentations by Dale Flesher (University of Mississippi), Tom Camden (Washington and Lee University Head of Special Collections and Archives), John Keyser (Case Western Reserve University), Royce Kurtz (University of Mississippi AICPA Research Librarian), and Mary Stolberg (Appalachian State University) along with updates on the AAH and the Accounting Historians Journal! Look for additional workshop updates in future announcements.
Accounting Historians Journal
Interested in submitting a paper to the journal, but not sure if your piece is appropriate?
Review our presentation on the journal here.Access our formatting guidelines here.
All papers accepted and published in the journal are considered for that year's Best Paper Award. Read more on the award's page here.
Quick Notes:
- The first volume was published in 1974.
- The journal is published twice a year; June and December.
- Older volumes are available online in the digital library.
Still have questions? Contact one of the editors below.
Gloria Vollmers, Editor, University of Maine, Gloria_Vollmers@umit.maine.edu
Warwick Funnell, Associate Editor, University of Kent, w.n.funnell@kent.ac.uk
David McCollum-Oldroyd, Associate Editor, Durham University, d.a.mccollum-oldroyd@durham.ac.uk
Bob Russ, Assistant Editor, Northern Kentucky University, russr1@nku.edu
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Accounting Historians Journal
First volume was published in 1974. We publish twice a year. Older volumes are available online at AAA Digital Library
Overview of acceptable submissions:
- History of profession
- Biography
- History of accounting change
- Entity case studies: industries, companies, governmental or NFP entities
- Development of accounting theory
- Critical examinations of new or old research
- Does not have to be old to be a part of our history
Learn More
Accounting Historians Notebook
Submissions and any other Notebook editorial matters may be sent to Tiffany Schwendeman, Academy Administrator, at: acchistory@case.edu.
The October 2021 Accounting Historian's Notebook is now available online!
View it now!
