We are calling on accounting researchers, educators, and practitioners to join us to help address some of today’s most pressing issues: climate change, global pandemics, and supply chain disruptions, to name a few. To address these issues, we need to stretch our mindset and look beyond the...

This conference offers an opportunity for economists, central bankers, and policymakers to present and discuss their studies on topics related to payment, clearing and settlement systems. The conference will include special sessions jointly organised with Payments Canada on topics related to...

This conference seeks to bring together innovative research related to these challenges, aiming to provide guidance to policy. In particular, we are interested in research studies (not yet published) that focus on one or more of the following topics: - Public and private investments in shaping...

Session Themes: Theme 1: Advancing Measurement and Valuation in the System of National Accounts; Theme 2: Accounting for Environmental Sustainability; Theme 3: Measuring Comprehensive Consumption and Implications for Equivalence Scales, National Accounts, Poverty, and Inequality; Theme 4:...

The CAAA has the intention of proceeding with a hybrid model conference with in-person and virtual options available. We are committed to ensuring that the quality of both the in-person and virtual events will match the quality you expect from all our conferences.

This two days conference, hosted by Corvinus University of Budapest, promotes the exchange of ideas in research, teaching, and managerial practices through formal presentations of research, discussions and special sessions. Areas of interest: The scientific and organizing committees welcome...

The theme for this year’s symposium will be "Near & Far: Trends in Qualitative Accounting Research". The Symposium aims to provide a space for academic discussion on various topics related to qualitative research methods in accounting. It also provides opportunities to share emerging and...

Participants will have the opportunity to discuss conceptual, methodological, and empirical contributions that explore Smart Cities with a critical perspective, focusing on the relations between two major subjects of study: ‘smart-ness’, high-tech, Internet of Things, big data developments,...

The 2020 FIRS conference has been cancelled.

The conference focuses on the consequences of digitalization on Working tasks, Skills, Wages, Motivation, Performance, Health, Well-being, Work-life balance, Work-place organization, Job design, Workforce structures, Performance, Functional areas, Shifts in labor demand and supply, Gig economy,...