The European Accounting Association (EAA) is an academic association that supports high-quality accounting research, teaching and knowledge exchange with practice by providing a platform that enables accounting academics to develop themselves and benefit society through their activities. It also...

39th EAA Doctoral Colloquium, which will be held in Espoo, Finland, 20-23 May, immediately before the Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association. The EAA Doctoral Colloquium is organised in conjunction with the EAA Annual Congress. The aim of the Doctoral Colloquium is to provide an...

The 2021 Conference Main Theme is “Inclusive Entrepreneurship”. Inclusive entrepreneurship aims to contribute to social inclusion to give all people an equal opportunity to start up and operate businesses. However, there are many socio-economic and structural barriers for individuals into...

Theoretical and empirical papers concerning issues relevant to either corporate governance or corruption are welcome, with papers relevant to both being of particular interest.

Topics: - The role of financial markets for the viability of new business - The effects of interaction of financial markets with other economic institutions e.g., those in labour markets, and innovation and macroeconomic policy, on entrepreneurship and start-up finance - Macroeconomic effects of...

Topic areas: - The interplay between new organisational designs and accounting - Globalisation and accounting practices - Implementing accounting change in organisations - New and emerging roles for accountants - Management accounting in fast growing companies - New challenges in corporate...

Topics: - risk management and corporate governance in financial institutions - transparency of risk models, within and outside the organization - compensation, risk-taking and risk management - endogenous risk, liquidity risk and systemic risk - benefits and pitfalls of reduced-form models in...

Conference Theme: Managing and Marketing Organizations in an Era of Global Economic Uncertainty and Environmental Complexity