Submission of papers
Papers Submission due 1st February 2010
Researchers interested in contributing to the conference should send papers for review and selection no later than 1st February 2010. Earlier enquiries or requests for information are welcomed - contact d.smith@econ.usyd.edu.au
Final Accepted Paper Format
Papers should be single-spaced, Maximum 10,000 words, 12 Point Times New Roman type font, but in all other respects the style should be as recommended in the Accounting, Audit and Accountability Journal Notes for Contributors.
Paper format must be:
Cover page:
- Paper title (all bold capitals) centred on page
- Author(s) - First name, initial(s), family name Institutional affiliation
Second Page:
- Paper title (all bold capitals) centred on page
- Title "ABSTRACT" centred on page
- Single-line spacing, 12 point, Times New Roman font.
- Maximum length 150 words of abstract.
Third and subsequent pages:
- Body of paper
- Single-line spacing, 12 point, Times New Roman font
- Section headings - all bold capitals Bibliography as for AAAJ style guide.
Conference Sub-themes
Papers are welcomed in all of the following areas
- Accounting Communication
- Intellectual Capital
- Knowledge Management
- Risk Management
- Corporate Governance
- Social and Environmental Accounting
- Critical Financial Analysis
- Accounting and Gender and/or Feminist Theories Accounting
- Accountability in the Public Sector
- Non-profit Organizations' Accountability
- Accounting Policy and Standard Setting
- Corporate Regulation and Accountability
- Accounting Professions
- New Forms of Accounting and Auditing
- Auditing and Accountability: Professional and Business Ethics
- Accounting in the Third World
- Accounting and the Public Interest
- Critical, Explanatory, Oral and Visual Approaches to Accounting
- Accounting History
- Critical and Ethnographic Case Studies of Accounting in Action
- Accounting and Management Planning and Control
- International Accounting and Globalisation
- Accounting and Technology
- Accounting and Culture
- Accounting and the Home
- Methodological and Theoretical Issues
Refereeing
All papers will be independently refereed by scholars worldwide, selected from the editorial board of Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal (AAAJ) and over 100 ad hoc international referees. Only full papers will be admitted to the refereeing process (abstracts alone will not be acceptable).
Authors of accepted and rejected papers will be supplied with referees' comments where appropriate and as provided by the referees.
Authors of papers accepted subject to revisions will be supplied with referees' comments and revision recommendations.