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Welcome to the Public Interest Section
Promotes academic and professional communities interested in the interface of accounting with social, economic, ethical and political consequences of corporate activity.
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You are invited to submit your ideas for the Public Interest Newsletter - columns ideas, article publications, recent member accomplishments, websites of interest, accounting puzzles, short articles, professional announcements about journals or conferences, anything you think members might find useful via email to Michael Kraten mkraten@providence.edu.
Issues in Accounting Education requests submissions for an issue to be published in 2021.
To view all calls for papers, click here
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Accounting and the Public Interest is an academic journal published by the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association. The journal, envisions as innovative and eclectic, welcomes alternative theories and methodologies as well as the more traditional ones. The common element in this diversity is the requirement that the study and its findings be linked to the public interest by situating them within the historical, social, and political context, and ultimately providing guidance for responsible action.
  ÂAccounting and the Public Interest
A journal of the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association
View/Download Recently Accepted Manuscripts
Accounting and the Public Interest takes the view that accounting has broad societal responsibilities, and thus accounting-related activities have consequences for a wide spectrum of constituencies. Studies submitted to the journal should be linked to the public interest by situating them within a historical, social, or political context, and findings should ultimately provide guidance for responsible action. API is an online-only journal that publishes annually and is indexed in Scopus.
For more information on the journal and the Public Interest Section, please click here. For additional journal data and citation analysis, see the Accounting and the Public Interest Journal Information Packet.
Editor:
Amy M. Hageman
Accounting and the Public Interest
Kansas State University
P: 785.532.4484
E: hagemana@k-state.edu
Editorial Office: API@aaahq.org
How to Submit a Manuscript:
Step 1: Pay submission fee online (VISA, MasterCard, American Express). 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. You will need your payment number when submitting to the journal. See the image below to locate the payment number.
Step 2: After you receive your Order Confirmation, read the Editorial Policy and Manuscript Prep Guide to ensure your manuscript is ready for submission.
Step 3: Submit manuscript to the API Peer Review System.
Additional Information:
Requests for reprint permission should be directed to the Copyright Clearance Center at www.copyright.com.
Please send any newsletter items to Lawrence Chui at lawrence.chui@stthomas.edu or Byron Pike atbyron.pike@mnsu.edu
Current issue: January 2015
Past Issues:
Accounting and the Public Interest is an academic journal published by the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association. The journal, envisions as innovative and eclectic, welcomes alternative theories and methodologies as well as the more traditional ones. The common element in this diversity is the requirement that the study and its findings be linked to the public interest by situating them within the historical, social, and political context, and ultimately providing guidance for responsible action.
  ÂAccounting and the Public Interest
A journal of the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting Association
View/Download Recently Accepted Manuscripts
Accounting and the Public Interest takes the view that accounting has broad societal responsibilities, and thus accounting-related activities have consequences for a wide spectrum of constituencies. Studies submitted to the journal should be linked to the public interest by situating them within a historical, social, or political context, and findings should ultimately provide guidance for responsible action. API is an online-only journal that publishes annually and is indexed in Scopus.
For more information on the journal and the Public Interest Section, please click here. For additional journal data and citation analysis, see the Accounting and the Public Interest Journal Information Packet.
Editor:
Amy M. Hageman
Accounting and the Public Interest
Kansas State University
P: 785.532.4484
E: hagemana@k-state.edu
Editorial Office: API@aaahq.org
How to Submit a Manuscript:
Step 1: Pay submission fee online (VISA, MasterCard, American Express). 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. You will need your payment number when submitting to the journal. See the image below to locate the payment number.
Step 2: After you receive your Order Confirmation, read the Editorial Policy and Manuscript Prep Guide to ensure your manuscript is ready for submission.
Step 3: Submit manuscript to the API Peer Review System.
Additional Information:
Requests for reprint permission should be directed to the Copyright Clearance Center at www.copyright.com.
Please send any newsletter items to Lawrence Chui at lawrence.chui@stthomas.edu or Byron Pike atbyron.pike@mnsu.edu
Current issue: January 2015
Past Issues: