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OSAMU KOJIMA DIES
Japan's most noted accounting historian
and a former trustee of the Academy of
Accounting Historians, Osamu Kojima,
died of heart failure on February 21, 1989,
at the age of 76. Kojima was one of five
life members of the Academy. He also
established the Academy's Research En­dowment
Fund in 1981 with a contribu­tion
of $2,000 to commemorate his retire­ment
from Kwansei Gakuin University in
Nishinomiya, Japan. Professor Kojima
had been a regular attendee at the
quadrennial World Congresses of Accoun­ting
Historians, but was unable to attend
the recent meeting in Sydney because of
illness. He was to have been the coor­dinator
for the 1992 Congress in Japan.
His Japanese colleagues will now carry out
his intentions as it was Professor Kojima's
dying wish that the 1992 World Congress
be a success.
Memorials may be made to Professor
Kojima with contributions to the
Academy's Endowment Fund. Send
memorials to Dr. Ashton Bishop,
Secretary, School of Accounting, James
Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA
22807.
SIXTH INTERNATIONAL
CONGRESS OF
ACCOUNTING HISTORIANS
KYOTO-JAPAN
AUGUST 20-22, 1992
The Sixth International Congress will be
held in Kyoto, (Miyako Hotel)
1992 is the 500th anniversary of the
discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus
Call for Papers: Please send proposed
papers to the Preparatory Committee by
January 1991.
The Preparatory Committee of the Sixth
International Congress of
Accounting Historians
c/o Kinki University
School of Business and Economics
Professor Okitsu
3-4-1 Kowakae, Higashiosaka, Osaka,
577, JAPAN
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