Accounting history papers and panels presented at regional AAA meetings

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THE ACCOUNTING HISTORIANS JOURNAL
The Accounting Historians Journal en­courages
you to submit papers on subject
matter related to the development of ac­counting
thought and practice. Papers on
biographical subjects and on historical
method are also acceptable. Guidelines on
research and a guide for submitting
manuscripts may be found in The Jour­nal
or may be obtained from the Editors.
Manuscripts must be in English and of
acceptable style and organization for clari­ty
of presentation. The manuscript should
not exceed 7,000 words. An abstract of not
more than 200 words should separately ac­company
the manuscript. A submission
fee of $30 (U.S.) is required of
nonAcademy members, and $15 for
Academy members. More detailed infor­mation
concerning additional re­quirements
regarding style and content
and the submission requirements is in­cluded
in the guidelines mentioned in the
previous paragraph.
Submit Manuscripts to:
Dale L. Flesher
The Accounting Historians Journal
School of Accountancy
University of Mississippi
University, Mississippi 38677
(601) 232-7623
For Information and Other Matters,
Contact:
William D. Samson
The Accounting Historians Journal
Culverhouse School of Accountancy
University of Alabama
Box 870220
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487-0220
(205) 348-2903
ACCOUNTING HISTORY PAPERS AND
PANELS PRESENTED AT REGIONAL
AAA MEETINGS
MID-ATLANTIC, April 11-13, 1991:
"A Practical Approach To The Integration
of History Into Financial, Auditing, and
Tax Courses"
Panelists:
Edward N. Coffman, Virginia Com­monwealth
University
Rasoul Tondkar, Virginia Com­monwealth
University
James J. Tucker, Widener University
P. Michael Davis, University of
Baltimore
"A History of the American Accounting
Association Mid-Atlantic Region"
Dale L. Flesher, University of
Mississippi
"An Interdisciplinary Historical Approach
To Teaching Depreciation Theory"
Bruce A. Leauby, LaSalle University
Bruce M. Bradford, LaSalle University
"Enriching Intermediate Accounting by
Including Local Social/Economic History"
Elsa V. Parsegian, Youngstown State
University
Ray L. Ross, Youngstown State
University
4 The Accounting Historians Notebook, Spring, 1991