Journal of Governmental & Nonprofit Accounting
The Journal of Governmental & Nonprofit Accounting (JOGNA)is the academic journal of the American Accounting Association’s Government and Nonprofit Section. JOGNA's objectives are to promote, publish, and build the community of those conducting research in governmental and nonprofit accounting, and to create new knowledge in this field.
To this end, the role of the editorial board is to identify promising manuscripts and to advise and support authors of these manuscripts toward publication.
Appropriate topics for the journal include, but are not limited to:
- Financial reporting by Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Governance practices in Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Audit markets for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Financing Governmental and Nonprofit enterprises
- Budgeting and financial management in Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Evaluating charitable organizations
- Performance audits
- State oversight of local governments
- The role of accounting in political markets
- The use of accounting information in markets for philanthropic resources
- Financial and nonfinancial performance metrics in Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Compensation in Public Sector and Nonprofit Organizations
- Regulation of reporting requirements for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Federal Accounting Standards
- Evaluating the public policy objectives, consequences, and performance of Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations
- Government Auditing Standards
- Government Cost Accounting Standards and the CASB
Appropriate methodologies include, but are not limited to:
- Empirical studies using archival data
- Laboratory studies
- Theory-based analysis
- Case studies
- Ethnography and field research
- Accounting history
Submission and Review Process
The manuscript submission/review process is completed online using the American Accounting Association online submission and peer review system at: http://jogna.allentrack.net
The nonrefundable submission fee in U.S. funds is $70 for members of the AAA Government and Nonprofit Section and $100 for nonmembers of the AAA Government and Nonprofit Section, payable online by credit card (VISA or MasterCard only). The payment form is available online at: http://aaahq.org/Research/AAA-Journals/Section-Journal-Home-Pages/Journal-of-Governmental-Nonprofit-Accounting. If you are unable to pay by credit card or have any questions please contact the AAA Member Services Team at (941) 921-7747 or info@aaahq.org.
Submitted manuscripts should be original research not previously published and not under consideration at another journal. After screening by the editorial board for suitability, submissions will be reviewed by qualified reviewers under the direction of the editor. Revisions not resubmitted within 12 months from notification will be considered new submissions. JOGNA is an online journal. Accepted articles will be published (posted online) shortly after their acceptance.
Journal of Governmental & Nonprofit Accounting Editorial Board
Vaughan S. Radcliffe Editor Western University
Christopher T. Edmonds The University of Alabama Randal J. Elder Syracuse University Nancy Chun Feng Suffolk University Mary L. Fischer The University of Texas at Tyler Dana A. Forgione The University of Texas at San Antonio Angela K. Gore The George Washington University Michael H. Granof The University of Texas at Austin Erica E. Harris Florida International University Kathryn J. Jervis University of Rhode Island Steven J. Kachelmeier The University of Texas at Austin Karen A. Kitching George Mason University Marlys Lipe University of South Carolina Suzanne Lowensohn The University of Vermont Dean Michael Mead Governmental Accounting Standards Board Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Daniel G. Neely University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Lee D. Parker RMIT University | Linda M. Parsons The University of Alabama Terry K. Patton Midwestern State Christine M. Petrovits The College of William & Mary Catherine A. Plante University of New Hampshire Gary J. Previts Case Western Reserve University Jacquline L. Reck University of South Florida Kevin T. Rich Loyola Maryland University Peter Skærbæk Copenhagen Business School Mary S. Stone The University of Alabama Stefanie L. Tate University of Massachusetts Lowell John M. Trussel The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Thomas E. Vermeer University of Delaware Gregory B. Waymire Emory University Tammy R. Waymire Middle Tennessee State University Robert J. Yetman University of California, Davis Jean X. Zhang Virginia Commonwealth University Jerold L. Zimmerman University of Rochester |