Accounting History Doctoral Colloquium;Forth Accounting History International Conference

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University of Mississippi, with the
residual to go to University of Mis-souri
at St Louis. He acknowledged the
significant contribution made at Geor-gia
State, particularly by Norm Dressel
who provided books, Al Roberts, and
Elliot Slocum.
Offered proposal that the digitalization
of AHJ by EBSCO be expanded to
include all prior journals. The proposal
was so moved, seconded, and ap-proved
by the body present.
Presented Dick Fleischman with a
plaque honoring his year as President
of the Academy.
Hourglass Award: Dick Fleischman
announced that Lee D. Parker, who is
editor of AAAJ, is the 2004 recipient.
He will formally receive the award at
the AAA meeting in Orlando.
Treasurer’s Report: John Rigsby
presented the financial statements for
July, 2004. The report was accepted by
the body present.
Dick Fleischman reviewed the Acad-emy
events that will take place in Or-lando
at the AAA meeting.
General Business: There was no gen-eral
business.
The meeting was adjourned at 3 PM.
Accounting History Doctoral Colloquium
The Fourth
Accounting History International Conference
Braga, Portugal
Wednesday, 7 September 2005, 10.00 am – 6.00 pm
As part of the proceedings of the fourth Accounting History International Conference being
held at the University of Minho during 7-9 September 2005, the second Accounting History
Doctoral Colloquium will be held during the day preceding conference registration and the
opening reception.
A Panel of experienced researchers in accounting history has been assembled for the Doc-toral
Colloquium and is outlined below:
Garry Carnegie Lúcia Lima Rodrigues
Melbourne University Private University of Minho
(Chair and Editor, Accounting History) (Convenor, 4AHIC)
Russell Craig, Australian National University Steve Walker,
Anne Loft, Copenhagen Business School Cardiff Bus. School
Angelo Riccaboni, University of Siena
The Doctoral Colloquium will allow up to ten doctoral students in accounting history to
make presentations on issues in their research and for members of the Panel to comment on
the formal presentations and to offer encouragement and advice to all participants. A
“getting published” workshop will also be conducted as a key component of the event. The
attendance fee per participant will be 125 Euro, including a light lunch and morning and
afternoon tea/coffee.
Expressions of interest in attending the Doctoral Colloquium should be forwarded to
Garry Carnegie at: 4ahic@muprivate.edu.au
Expressions of interests should be received by 30 June 2005. They should detail the title of
the research project, provide an abstract of no more than 600 words, and include the name of
the principal supervisor and the sponsoring institution.