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2nd Balkans and Middle East Countries Conference on Auditing and Accounting
History
(2.BMAC)
Call for Papers
2nd Balkans and Middle East Countries Conference on Auditing and Accounting History (BMAC) – the first of which was held in Edirne in 2007 – will be held in Istanbul between 15-18 September 2010. One of the prime reasons for choosing this venue is that Istanbul has been chosen as the European Capital of Culture for 2010. Another reason is that September is an ideal time, from the point of view of climate conditions and touristic activities, to visit this part of the world. Istanbul is one of the most important cities in the area and possesses a deep historical character. This city has hosted several civilizations at various periods in history. It has been the capital city of three world-empires: Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman.
With the dawn of the 21st Century, economic globalization has directed the Balkans and Middle East towards a changing process of accounting recording and auditing rules, especially within the context of developments in the European Union. Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia have also been faced with the same requirements. On the other hand, these requirements have shown themselves in the globalization of accounting standards. Naturally, this conference is oriented towards the requirements of a large geographical area.
It is not unremarkable that accounting history has been growing rapidly not only in western countries but also in the above mentioned national cultures in this geographic region. In addition to that, the belief that today’s accounting and auditing needs will be shaped by historical developments is being reinforced.
The conference theme is Auditing and Culture in Accounting from Past to Present. The conference topics are as follows.
- Development of internal and external auditing in accounting in today’s education, literature and practice areas,
- Accounting history (accounting history from old civilizations and empires to the 21st Century).
Prof. Dr. Oktay Güvemli
Conference Convenor
Contacts :
Association of Accounting and Finance Academicians (AAFA).
Address: Halaskargazi Cad. No:113 Kat :7 D:14 34381
Osmanbey / Şişli / Istanbul / Turkey
Tel : 0212 248 19 36
Fax : 0212 231 01 69
Email :
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web: www.mufad.org – link : 2BMAC
5th ACCOUNTING & THE NEW LABOR PROCESS
SYMPOSIUM
Istanbul, 16 - 17 September 2010
(in the 2nd Balkans and Middle East Countries Auditing and Accounting History Conference that will be held between September 15-18, 2010)
Call for Papers
Organizers
Professor Oktay Guvemli, Marmara University, Istanbul (Turkey)
Dr. Aida Sy, Manhattan College (USA)
Professor Tony Tinker, City University of New York, Baruch College (USA)
Symposium supporting journals
International Journal of Economics and Accounting (IJEA)
The chosen papers through the papers at the 5th ANLP will be published in this journal.
Symposium Location and Dates
The 5th Accounting and the New Labor Process (ANLP) Symposium will be held in Istanbul, Turkey at the Harbiye Military Museum and Culture Center on 16 - 17 September 2010. This symposium will be held in the 2nd Balkans and Middle East Countries Auditing and Accounting History Conference between September 15-18, 2010.
Symposium Scope of Topics
The scope is intended to be broad and includes research papers that deal with all aspects of accounting and labor process research. Papers that utilize any of a broad range of research methodologies will be considered. The Symposium has its origins in Critical Accounting Research. It incorporates accounting theories, practices and cases studies.
The Symposium will consider submissions covering (but not limited to) the following topics:
- The realization crises of modern economies that are presently expressed in the Subprime/mortgages turmoil, emerging credit card instabilities, and - in general - the fragilities of the banking sector, nationally and internationally
- The Labor Process Theories
- The impact of the global financial turmoil on labor
- The growing unemployment rate in Developed and Emerging Nations
- Gender, Race and Work place
- Accounting, Auditing and Worldwide Crisis
- The Political Economy of accounting in Emerging Countries
- Accounting's role in international capital markets Reporting-impact on stock market instabilities
- Regulation of national and international banking
- Management accounting and the organization of the labor process
- The Accountability of Government functions
- Accounting (History) as Social Memory
- Accounting and democracy in the workplace
- Accounting's adjudicative function in international relations (e.g. Third World debt)
- Global Warming
- International Accounting
- Accounting in Emerging and Developing Economies
- Convergence and IFRS Issues
- Accounting Education
- Taxation
- Corporate Governance
- Ethics, Fraud, Regulations
- Big 4 and Small CPA firms
Paper Submission Deadline and Requirements
Papers should be submitted as MS Word email attachment to
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and should be specified as the paper for the 5th Accounting and The New Labor Process Symposium (5.ANLP).
The deadline for paper submission is June 15, 2010. For more information about hotels, fees and registration process, please visit www.mufad.org/2.BMAC. This symposium will be held in the 2nd Balkans and Middle East Countries Auditing and Accounting History Conference.
Publication Opportunity
All papers accepted to the Symposium for presentation are invited to be submitted for consideration for publication in IJEA. Authors who are interested in this publication opportunity must include the discussions of their papers into their revisions process before resubmitting their work.
Accounting and Business Finance Education Symposium
at the
2nd Balkans and Middle East Conference on Auditing and Accounting History
CALL FOR PAPER
Istanbul, September 17 2010
An Accounting and Business Finance Education Symposium will take place at the 2nd Balkans and Middle East Conference on Auditing and Accounting History that will be held in Istanbul between September 15-18, 2010. The papers of this symposium will be presented in the main lounge on September 17 between 11.00-18.00. This program will be chaired by Prof. Dr. Remzi Orten. The symposium language is English. Presentations and discussions will be translated into Turkish simultaneously.
Intensive accounting and business finance education is being given all over the world in faculties and colleges that offer business education. There is no doubt that such education and related techniques must be continually renewed in order to adapt to changing conditions. Therefore, the symposium theme is ‘Accounting and Corporate Finance in the 21st Century` and the following, narrower, topics will be focused upon during the symposium:
- Globalization, accounting standards, uniform accounts plans,
- Cost and management accounting,
- International accounting,
- Taxation and accounting,
- Accounting and business finance relations,
- Business finance (assets and liabilities management),
- Teaching materials and education techniques,
- Various other subjects (international finance, etc.)
As a result of economic globalization and international capital movements, problems related to approaches between countries, and courses on educational subjects such as accounting and business finance, have become more important. Therefore, our aim at this symposium is to facilitate communication between academics through discussions on the above mentioned issues.
Successful authors must submit a full paper to the conference organizing committee by June 15, 2010. Authors will be notified of acceptance by July 15, 2010.
2nd BALKANS AND MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES CONFERENCE ON AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING HISTORY - SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
The Main Subjects of the Conference (to be continued during the conference)
Auditing: Papers are expected about the developments in education, literature and practice areas of the internal and external auditing of accounting.
Accounting History: Papers are expected from the ancient civilizations and empires to the 21st century on development of accounting culture.
Business History Symposium: Four papers will be discussed between 9.00-10.30 on September 16th. These four papers are prepared not expected.
5th Accounting and the New Labor Process Symposium: The papers will be discussed at the main lounge on September 16th-17th. Papers are expected. For further details please visit 5.ANLP under 2nd BMAC.
The papers chosen through the papers discussed in this symposium will be published in International Journal of Accounting and Critical Accounting (IJEA).
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