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2023
In 2023, the AAH section of the AAA will celebrate its 50th anniversary at the AAA’s Annual Meeting. Anyone who has AAH pictures or other historical materials to share for the celebration is encouraged to email Yvette Lazdowski at yvette.lazdowski@unh.edu.
We look forward to honoring this milestone and hope that everyone will be able to join us! Please watch the AAA and AAH websites and communications for additional information.
Brownbag Online Session
January 20, 2023, 9:00am-10:15 am
The Valuation Treadmill: How Securities Fraud Threatens the Integrity of Public Companies
Our next AAH brownbag online seminar, on January 20 from 10:00 am to 11:15 am, Eastern, features Professor James Park of the UCLA Law School. He will discuss his recent Cambridge University published book, The Valuation Treadmill: How Securities Fraud Threatens the Integrity of Public Companies, which is a history of securities fraud regulation. Jim’s presentation will emphasize the impact of the 20-year-old Sarbanes-Oxley legislation.
All AAH and AAA members are invited to attend this free online session. If you would like to attend, please register with Past AAH President Gary Spraakman, York University (Canada) at garys@yorku.ca. All registered participants will be provided with a Zoom invite.
2023 AAH Section Presentations from the AAA Annual Meeting
Presentation slides now available for the 2022 AAA Annual Meeting Pre-Conference workshop sponsored by the Academy of Accounting Historians, Accounting History Pathways: Topics and Methods.
Looking In the Rearview Mirror: The Importance of Accounting History
Dale L. Flesher, University of Mississippi
Increasing Student Engagement Through C-Span Video Clips
John D. Keyser, Case Western Reserve University
Getting Started in Railroad Accounting History Research
Craig Foltin, Cleveland State University
Doing Accounting History Research in the AICPA Library at the University of Mississippi
Royce Kurtz, University of Mississippi
(not in attendance, however, slides provided for workshop attendees and AAH Section members)
Whiskey & Taxes: Using Archives in Biography, Institutional History & Student Engagement
Mary M. Stolberg, Appalachian State University
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
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 April 2022 Accounting Historian's Notebook is now available online!
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