International Accounting Best Paper Award: Ole-Kristian Hope, University of Toronto Cyndia Wang, University of British Columbia for “Capital-Market Liberalization and Asymmetric Auditor Behavior: Evidence from a Quasi-Experiment”
International Accounting Best Reviewer Award: Thomas Bowe Hansen, Virginia Commonwealth University for “Do Audit Findings Have Informational Value? Evidence from Insider Trading in the Era of the Expanded Audit Report in the UK”
International Accounting Section Outstanding Service as Midyear Meeting Co-Chairs: Gia Chevis, Baylor University Maria Vulcheva, Florida International University
International Accounting Section Outstanding Service as Chair of the Ph.D./New Faculty Consortium: Linda Myers, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
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The 2020 Joint Midyear Meeting of the AIS and SET sections was held in Orlando, Florida, at the Rosen Center on January 23-25, 2020.Thank you to all attendees and presenters!
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In light of the ongoing COVID-19 developments, and with the health and well-being of all conference attendees and the community in mind, the Eighth International Conference of the Journal of International Accounting Research (JIAR) will be postponed. The Conference will be held June 23-26, 2021 in Taipei, Taiwan. The local conference organizer and financial sponsor will be the National Taiwan University.
The keynote speakers for the conference will be Professor Charles Lee of Stanford and Stanley Shih, founder of Acer Computer. Participants are invited to attend the gala dinner on June 24 and a cultural event on June 26.
Papers can be submitted for consideration in one of two tracks: Plenary Session Submission or Concurrent Session Submission. The submission deadline is, Sunday, January 31, 2021.
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Dear Fellow Section Members,It was great to see those of you who attended the midyear meeting of the International Accounting Section in Orlando last week. One benefit of holding the meeting jointly with Sections where we haven’t previously had collaboration, AIS and SET, was the opportunity to gain exposure to new topics. I was fortunate to attend both workshops on Thursday and while I’m personally far more likely to incorporate information from the PowerBI session into my classroom, the Blockchain/Hyperledger workshop was also informative. The plenary sessions on Friday and Saturday blended the topics of technology and globalization. Overall, I found the conference to be a great opportunity to exercise that trait at the heart of a lifelong learning mindset - curiosity.
The coordination of our 2020 Midyear Meeting by Co-chairs, Gia Chevis (Baylor University) and Maria Vulcheva (Florida International University), was remarkable. And, once again, the Ph.D./New Scholars Consortium, organized and run by Linda Myers...Read More
Dear Fellow Section Members,
It was great to see those of you who attended the midyear meeting of the International Accounting Section in Orlando last week. One benefit of holding the meeting jointly with Sections where we haven’t previously had collaboration, AIS and SET, was the opportunity to gain exposure to new topics. I was fortunate to attend both workshops on Thursday and while I’m personally far more likely to incorporate information from the PowerBI session into my classroom, the Blockchain/Hyperledger workshop was also informative. The plenary sessions on Friday and Saturday blended the topics of technology and globalization. Overall, I found the conference to be a great opportunity to exercise that trait at the heart of a lifelong learning mindset - curiosity.
The Journal of International Accounting Research publishes articles that increase our understanding of the development and use of international accounting and reporting practices or attempt to improve extant practices. International accounting is broadly interpreted to include the reporting of international economic transactions; the study of differences among practices across countries; the study of interesting institutional and cultural factors that shape practices in a single country but have international implications; and the effect of international accounting practices on users. The Journal has a diverse readership and is interested in articles in auditing, financial accounting, managerial accounting, systems, tax, and other specialties within the field of accounting.
Joanna Ho, Journal of International Accounting Research E: jlho@uci.edu
2016 JTLR Editor's Report To access JLTR articles and abstracts go to the AAA publications site View/Download Recently Accepted JLTR Manuscripts
2016 JTLR Editor's Report
To access JLTR articles and abstracts go to the AAA publications site
View/Download Recently Accepted JLTR Manuscripts
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