Special Issue on Contemporary Accounting Developments in China
CALL FOR PAPERS
In conjunction with the Global Chinese Accounting Association’s (GCAA) 2nd Global Chinese Accounting Summit to be held in Nanjing, China on November 2-3, 2019, we are pleased to announce that we are guest editing a Special Issue on Contemporary Accounting Developments in China for Accounting Forum. This Special Issue aims to provide a high-quality outlet for presenting research outcomes from various contemporary accounting developments in China. The Special Issue will focus on the effects of recent social, economic and political reforms and technological advancements on accounting and auditing in China and their changing role in corporate management as well as social and economic development. We are particularly interested in papers that explore unique Chinese features of accounting and auditing and the causes and consequences of these features, although comparative studies are also welcome. We also are interested in papers about innovative practices and theories of accounting and auditing developed in China. The Special Issue is open to any theoretical paradigms and research approaches.
Please note that we will consider all submissions, including those not presented at the 2nd Global Chinese Accounting Summit.
Submission deadline: December 15, 2019.
Submission address: https://www.editorialmanager.com/racc/
Submission requirements: please follow the requirements of Accounting Forum.
Guest Editors
Professor Donghui Li, Global Chinese Accounting Association and Shenzhen University, China
Professor Grantley Taylor, Curtin University, Australia
Professor Jason Xiao, Cardiff University, UK and Associate Editor Accounting Forum
Accounting Forum
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