The basic idea of this stream of workshop is twofold. On the one there is an assumption that looking at management and accounting in a integrated way, or at least making this two areas of research interact, is useful in order to better understand socio economic systems, at different levels. On...

While the resources of time and money devoted to economic forecasting experienced a considerable increase over the last decades, accuracy of these forecasts seems to have hardly improved. What are the consequences for future economic forecasting? The conference looks for answers in three...

The aim of the workshop is to bring together academic researchers and practitioners to promote and exchange ideas in the field of macroeconometric modelling.

The broad topics include: Finance: Corporate finance, asset pricing, derivatives, market microstructure, financial intermediation, international finance, etc. Accounting: Financial accounting, disclosure, valuation, forecasting, earnings management, strategic cost, corporate governance,...

1. To provide opportunity for discussing the current trends, issues and challenges in rebuilding public confidence 2. To provide a platform of discussion and dissemination of research findings undertaken in the field of accounting and governance 3. To develop industrial linkages in promoting...

The 20th Anniversary CAR Conference will look back at the founding of CAR and the diverse streams of research that have ebbed and flowed through the twenty conferences. Therefore, the CAR editorial team invites research papers in any area of accounting research, broadly defined (financial,...

The AFF is the official symposium of the Financial Forecasting F2 section of the ESCMSE. It aims in brining together scientists from across fields that have an interest in various aspects of financial forecasting. As part of the ICCMSE, participants in the AFF have the benefit of interacting...

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The theme of the 2005 conference is “The Accounting Profession in Transition: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Change." Concurrent paper sessions will address both historical and public policy issues related to recent and continuing change in the accounting profession and its...