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• 3rd FORUM - April 22, 2021
• 2nd FORUM - March 11, 2021
• 1st FORUM - February 11, 2021
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Prof. Chris Chapman  (University of Bristol, UK)

Prof. Yves Gendron (Université Laval, Canada)

Journals provide forums for discussion and development of knowledge, developing distinctive topical and methodological foci.  Recent years have seen a growing interest in the possibilities of qualitative research from journals that have not previously been active in this area of research. Seeing this interest as an opportunity to also develop new understandings of the potential of qualitative research in accounting, this discussion forum seeks to bring together interested researchers to present and discuss their qualitative research papers aiming at North American Journals.

Submission requirements: The forum is intended to facilitate discussion of the potential of qualitative research to contribute to research debates, particularly in North American Journals.  Submissions should comprise complete papers reporting on qualitative research in any area of accounting. Papers that are pre-journal submission or already under review are both welcome.

Please upload your paper as a word document so that individual participants can adapt spacing and font size preferences that best suit their reading style.

SUBMIT HERE 

The forum will be organized as a series of 1 hour and 35 minute sessions which usually will be held between 17.00-18:35 CET (Paris, Berlin, Rome) – which is 11.00 - 12.35 EST (New York, Montréal). 

During each session 40 minutes each will be devoted to two papers. Authors will first introduce their paper for ten minutes. If they want, they may rely on PowerPoint but this is not mandatory. Spoken words may be sufficient. This will be followed by a 30-minute time devoted to Q/A with the audience. The final 15 minutes of the session will involve some tentative thoughts by Chris and Yves regarding some features of “North American” qualitative accounting research.

The meeting will take place between 17.00-18.35 CET (Paris, Brussels), which is 11.00 - 12.35 EST (New York, Montréal).

Participation is free of charge but attendees need to be the author or co-author of an accepted paper. Submission details - see above. 

The papers presented during this edition are:

• ARTIFICIALIZING NUMBERS: AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM A US INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION - Nhung Hoang
• MANAGING FAMILY RISK WITHIN FAMILY FIRMS: A STEWARDSHIP APPROACH - Matthaeus Tekathen, Tarek El Masri, Michel Magnan, Emilio Boulianne

The papers presented during this edition were:

• CONTEMPORARY CONFLICTS IN PERSPECTIVES ON WORK HOURS ACROSS HIERARCHICAL LEVELS IN PUBLIC ACCOUNTING - Lisa Karasiewicz Baudot, Khim Kelly, Aaron McCullough
• NEW REPORTING SPACES: HOW FINANCIAL REPORTING IDEAS CIRCULATE IN SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL IMPACT REPORTING - Matthew Hall, Sarah Adams, Xinning Xiao

The papers presented during this edition were:

• COMPETING FOR NARRATIVE AUTHORITY IN CAPITAL MARKETS: ACTIVIST SHORT SELLERS VS. FINANCIAL ANALYSTS - Hervé Stolowy, Luc Paugam, Yves Gendron
• THE DATA ANALYTICS JOURNEY: INTERACTIONS AMONG AUDITORS, MANAGERS, REGULATION, AND TECHNOLOGY - Ashley Austin, Tina Carpenter, Christine Nielson, Margaret Christ.

PARTICIPATION

This forum is free of charge but submission of a paper is mandatory. Submitters will be emailed further instructions.

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