EAA Accounting in Europe

Why does it matter who ‘owns’ the university accounting curriculum

I have just published, in ‘Accounting in Europe’ a commentary (Opinion) on who ‘owns’ the university accounting curriculum? I also reflect on why that ‘ownership’ matters. This is the link (early online and free access):  https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17449480.2023.2206522 The questions raised in the commentary are: who determines, who owns, the accounting curriculum in universities, and does it matter who does?  The first question has a clear answer. But the answer is not what you would expect it…
WILLEM BUIJINK
WILLEM BUIJINK
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Who ‘owns’ the university accounting curriculum?

I have just published, in ‘Accounting in Europe’ a Commentary on who ‘owns’ the university accounting curriculum? I also reflect on why that ‘ownership’ matters. This is the link (free access):  https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17449480.2023.2206522 The questions raised in the commentary are: who determines, who owns, the accounting curriculum in universities and does it matter who does?  The first question has a clear answer. But the answer is not what you would expect it to be. It is…
WILLEM BUIJINK
WILLEM BUIJINK
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Exploring Multi-Level Drivers of Accountants’ Opinions on the Changes Introduced by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

Accounting, traditionally seen as a tool for optimizing economic performance, is now increasingly recognized as essential for supporting sustainability initiatives. Accountants play a key role in advancing sustainable development through their expertise in governance, risk management, business analysis, and their ability to effectively track and report on companies’ performance, as well as verify their reporting. The recently introduced Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) expands reporting requirements to a broader range of companies and mandates assurance…
JOANNA KRASODOMSKA
JOANNA KRASODOMSKA
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Twenty Years of Accounting in Europe: A Bibliometric Analysis

Introduction Accounting in Europe (AinE) is one of the two journals of the European Accounting Association (EAA) that publishes high-quality articles offering new insights for research, practice, policy, and regulation. Our scientometric overview synthesizes the scientific and policy-related contributions of AinE, using bibliometric techniques. It reveals the journal’s production and influence, sorting articles into categories, exploring collaboration patterns, unveiling key themes, identifying emerging trends, and outlining future research areas.   Methodological Insights This retrospective analysis,…
Michail Nerantzidis
Michail Nerantzidis
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Understanding the Role of Audit Committee Chairs in Enhancing Audit Quality

In the complex world of financial reporting, Audit Committee Chairs (ACCs) play a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity of corporate governance. What are their personal objectives and incentives that guide them in their actions to maintain and improve audit quality? The recent European Accounting Review article “Audit Committee Chairs’ Objectives and Risk Perceptions: Implications for Audit Quality” (Jürgen Ernstberger, Bernhard Pellens, André Schmidt, Thorsten Sellhorn & Katharina Weiß) shows how ACCs’ personal objectives and…
Thorsten Sellhorn
Thorsten Sellhorn
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Who ‘owns’ the university accounting curriculum?

I have just published, in Accounting in Europe a Commentary on who owns the university accounting curriculum? I also reflect on why that ownership matters. This is the link (free access): https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17449480.2023.2206522 The questions raised in the commentary are: who determines, who owns, the accounting curriculum in universities and does it matter who does?  The first question has a clear answer. But the answer is not what you would expect it to be. It is…
WILLEM BUIJINK
WILLEM BUIJINK
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EAA Junior Network – Meet the Editors with Andrei Filip (Accounting in Europe)

The EAA is pleased to announce a new session in the series of “Meet the Editors” events. For the healthy future of our accounting academe, it is essential that PhD students and junior faculty learn how to navigate the increasingly high expectations set on the quality of research work. This series of events provides early career scholars with an opportunity to learn and discuss how to successfully manage the competitive process of paper publication.  The third EAA “Meet the…
GIOVANNA MICHELON
GIOVANNA MICHELON
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Special Issues on Corporate Disclosures – Accounting in Europe and The British Accounting Review

Joint Call for Papers: Special Issues on Corporate Disclosures &nbsp; Accounting in Europe and The British Accounting Review &nbsp; About the Special Issues In conjunction with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), we invite submissions of papers on diverse aspects of disclosure, and drawing on diverse research methods and approaches. Successful submissions will have potential to demonstrate research impact by contributing to public policy development and in particular the regulation of financial reporting. Submissions are…
ARC Commitee
ARC Commitee
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Special Issue of ACCOUNTING IN EUROPE : “The Future of Corporate Reporting”

Guest Editors:  Prof. Charles H. Cho, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada Prof. Peter Kajüter, University of Münster, Germany Prof. Riccardo Stacchezzini, University of Verona, Italy. Accounting in Europe aimed at stimulating the debate about the status quo and future directions of corporate reporting. We therefore invite papers dealing with the broad area of narrative reports, both financial and nonfinancial (e.g. IFRS management commentary, management reporting, nonfinancial reporting, reporting on climate change, integrated reporting).  Authors…
ARC Commitee
ARC Commitee
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