Accounting’s ‘sins of omission’: ‘hard’ methods or ‘soft’ stories?
Economics has committed ‘sins of omission’, George Akerlof (2019), the Nobel Prize winning economist, claims in a recent article. In a damning critique Akerlof...
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JBFA 2020 Capital Markets Conference
The Journal of Business Finance and Accounting (JBFA) Capital Markets Conference (CMC) is one of the longest established conferences in Europe. The...
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Book review: The Routledge companion to qualitative accounting research methods
I am pleased to write this article to review the book entitled ‘The Routledge companion to qualitative accounting research methods’. While the use of qualitative research method and interpretive methodology in the accounting discipline continue...
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EAA membership survey 2019
Dear EAA member
You should have received an e-mail with a link to an online questionnaire to elicit your views and opinions on a number of issues facing the EAA.To boost your motivation, the survey...Posted by: ARC Team
Auditor Social Capital and Auditor Compensation
In a recently published paper, Nieves Carrera, Marco Trombetta, and I examine whether auditor social and human capital are associated with auditor compensation in a market dominated by a...
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EAA JOB MARKET FOR ACCOUNTING ACADEMICS
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EAA JOB MARKET FOR ACCOUNTING ACADEMICS
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EAA 2020 congress first announcement and call for papers
We kindly invite you to submit a paper for, and consider attending the European Accounting Association's 43rd Annual Congress on 27-29 May 2020 in Bucharest, Romania. The congress will take place at 2 5-star hotels situated downtown...
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Trends in the Number of Key Audit Matters Reported
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