Academy of Accounting Historians Section Announces Online Sessions for All AAA Members!
For the 2023-2024 academic year, the Academy of Accounting Historians (AAH) will sponsor a series of online sessions (Brownbag webinars) to provide researchers feedback on their historical and longitudinal papers. These sessions have been done for the past five years.
The format will be:
- Six Friday Brownbag Sessions, one presenter, sessions each from 10 am to 11:15 am Eastern (October 20, December 1, January 19, February 16, April 19, and May 17),
- Six to eight sessions for the mid-year webinar held over two half-day Fridays from 10 am to 1pm Eastern each day (March 15, 22).
The AAH will deliver the Friday brownbag sessions with Zoom free of charge. The AAA will deliver the mid-year webinar with Zoom for a modest fee. AAH and AAA members are invited to present papers and to be participants at all sessions.
For each submitted paper, there will be two blind reviewers. Each reviewer will be a subject expert. Authors will be encouraged to revise their papers with this feedback prior to presentations. All participants will be provided with a copy of the revised paper. The discussant, a third pair of eyes and a subject expert, will review and discuss the revised paper.
To present a paper at a session or to be a participant, please contact Gary Spraakman, former AAH president, at garys@yorku.ca.
Join the AAH Section
If you have ever been curious about the history of accounting and the accounting profession, consider joining our section! The mission of the Academy of Accounting Historians, founded in 1973, is to chronicle the development of accounting theory, historical events in the accounting profession, the impact of accounting on the economy and society, and biographical profiles of accountants throughout history. We accomplish this mission through our midyear webinars, brown bag online research sessions, awards for outstanding accounting history research, and publication in a premier journal of accounting history: The Accounting Historians' Journal.
To become an AAA and AAH member or renew your membership:
Add AAH membership to your current AAA membership:
Download and complete the Membership Add-On form
Accounting Historians Journal
A journal of the Academy of Accounting Historians Section of the American Accounting Association
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Accounting Historians Journal is an international journal that addresses the development of accounting thought and practice. AHJ embraces all subject matter related to accounting history, including but not limited to research that provides historical perspective on contemporary issues. It prints semi-annually in June and December, and is indexed in both Scopus and ESCI.
Click here to view the Accounting Historians Journal Editorial Board.
For additional journal data and citation analysis, see the Accounting Historians Journal Impact and Journal Report.
Editor:
William (Bill) Black
Accounting Historians Journal
University of North Georgia
P: 770.598.3522
E: whblack@ung.edu
Editorial Office: AHJ@aaahq.org
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 October 2022 Accounting Historian's Notebook is now available online!
View it here now!
