Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies

JAEE's inaugural volume was published in 2011. The journal will showcase empirical research papers which are based on diverse methodological and theoretical approaches and which highlight the policy and practical implications of the research. Reviews of current debates will also be considered for inclusion.
The coverage of the first ever journal on accounting in emerging economies will include: - Education, training, and the role of professional accounting bodies ; - Financial reporting and accounting standards ; - Auditing ; - Corporate governance ; - Management accounting issues ; - The impact of structural adjustment programmes and international financial agencies on accounting practices ; - Accounting, regulation, and privatization ; - Accounting and accountability issues in the public sector, NGOs, multinational corporations ; - Accounting practices in family businesses ; - The impact of culture, ethnicity, and history on accounting ; - The role of accounting in socio-economic development and poverty reduction ; - Theoretical approaches to accounting.
This is the only journal focusing specifically on accounting research in emerging economies.
This journal encourages research in accounting and economic development making it attractive to development policy makers.