Topics include but are not limited to: - Basic Theory of Accounting with Chinese Characteristics ; - Eastern And Western Mainstream Culture on The Construction and Practice of Accounting System ; - The Relationship Between Traditional Chinese Accounting Culture and The Great Rejuvenation of The...

The CJAR seeks theoretical and empirical research papers that use contemporary research methodologies to investigate issues of accounting, especially, key accounting issues in the Greater China region, countries under the Belt and Road Initiative, and other emerging and developed markets. The...

Main Theme: A Transforming World: A Society with Coronavirus and Northeast Asian Economies. Conference Program: - 1st Stage “China’s Economic Rise and Northeast Asian Economic Cooperation: In the Context of US-China Conflict and COVID-19”; - 2nd Stage “Transforming the Global Supply...

The theme of the conference is Globalization 2.0: China and the World Market. Leaders from academia, industry, and government are invited to gather in Guangzhou. They will focus on the frontiers of marketing theory and social hotspots, sharing the wisdom of smart companies with practical cases....

Contributions from any academic discipline or theoretical approach that address the challenges and dynamics of the economic, political, legal and social institutions of our time are welcome. Submissions on other aspects of institutional research are also welcome, with preference to those that...

All submissions, from both academics and practitioners,are welcome but particularly those focussing on the following issues: (1) Administration and Public Policy: Welfare state, Elderly care (including facilities, community care and in-home services for the older people), Spatial planning and...

Papers in all areas of accounting and finance are welcome.

Topics: - Energy and Resources - Health - Information Technology and Telecommunications - Infrastructure and Urban Development - Manufacturing - Mobility - Science and Technology Participation in these meetings is by invitation only.

The Symposium consists of two main parts: plenary paper presentations and paper sessions. It provides an ideal setting for academicians to exchange views on accounting research.

Papers in all areas of accounting finance and economics are welcome.