Call for Papers
REQUEST FOR PAPERS
59th Annual (2024) Journal of Accounting Research Conference
Current Topics in Accounting Research
The 2024 Journal of Accounting Research conference will be held at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business on May 3-4, 2024. Funding for the conference is generously provided by the Chookaszian Accounting Research Center at Chicago Booth.
To encourage submissions across a broad set of research areas, the theme of the 2024 conference is “Current Topics in Accounting Research.” We invite the submission of theoretical, empirical, and experimental studies that advance our understanding of any area of accounting research.
As is traditionally the case with the Journal of Accounting Research conference, papers selected for inclusion in the conference are published in the annual conference issue in the spring of the year following the conference (the inclusion of conference papers in the conference issue is, as always, subject to satisfactory resolution of the editorial review process). Conference submissions will be considered for both inclusion in the conference and the journal at the same time.
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE: Papers should be submitted here. The submission fee is $750, $500, or $50 (based on the country the submitting authors reside in). The deadline for submission is December 1, 2023.
REQUEST FOR PAPERS
58th Annual (2023) Journal of Accounting Research Conference
Integrating Theory in Accounting Research
The 2023 Journal of Accounting Research conference will be held at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business on May 5-6, 2023. Funding for the conference is generously provided by the KPMG Foundation, in conjunction with the Chookaszian Accounting Research Center at Chicago Booth.
To foster stronger ties between theoretical and empirical accounting research, the 2023 JAR conference invites the submission of studies that integrate theory (from economics, psychology, or sociology) with archival, experimental, or survey methods. Submitted papers may, among other examples, test implications of a theory, develop quantitative assessments of its explanatory power, or derive quantitative implications from a model informed by a rigorous analysis of data. Results should change expectations about the empirical validity of a theory or set of theories, improve knowledge of the quantitative implications of a theory or set of theories, or provide novel insights about assumptions.
We are particularly interested in studies that:
- integrate theory models and empirical tests into a single unified analysis;
- test multiple empirical implications of a model;
- obtain proxies and other interpretable empirical constructs guided by theory;
- explore the quantitative implications of models by calibrating complex models from empirical evidence;
- use a thoughtful empirical design to compare and assess competing theories;
- develop structural estimation models in which deep primitives of a model are estimated;
- use theory to reconcile multiple empirical puzzles or findings into a parsimonious unified framework;
- develop a new theory model with clearly explained empirical implications that are feasible for future research to implement.
As is traditionally the case with the Journal of Accounting Research conference, papers selected for inclusion in the conference are published in the annual conference issue in the spring of the year following the conference (the inclusion of conference papers in the conference issue is, as always, subject to satisfactory resolution of the editorial review process). Conference submissions will be considered for both inclusion in the conference and the journal at the same time.
PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE: Papers should be submitted here. The submission fee is $500.00. The deadline for submission is December 1, 2022.