Abstract
While papers will be accepted across the full range of accounting history topics and methodological and theoretical perspectives, authors are encouraged to address topics relevant to the conference theme: ‘Accounting for arts, culture and heritage in historical perspectives’.
This involves studying the relationship between accounting, arts, culture and heritage and may include, but is not limited to, historical studies of:
Accounting, accountability and organising practices in arts, culture and heritage sectors Accounting for heritage sites, museums, theatres, opera houses, universities, cultural organisations, and beyond Accounting and culture through historical perspectives Accounting and the shift of cultural paradigms Arts-inspired research methods: exploring history through arts Accounting profession for the arts, culture and heritage sectors Accounting standards for heritage assets: past, present and future Time perspectives into accounting and culture Interdisciplinary perspectives into accounting for arts, heritage and culture Paolo Quattrone, Professor of Accounting, Governance & Society, Alliance Manchester Business School, Manchester, UK. Ingrid Jeacle, Professor of Accounting and Popular Culture, University of Edinburgh Business School, Edinburgh, UK. Schmidt Eike, Director. Museo di Capodimonte, Naples, Italy. 1 November 2023 Submission opening 1 February 2024 Registration opening 31 March 2024 Submission deadline 31 May 2024 Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium submission deadline 22 July 2024 Early bird registration ends.
An Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium will be held immediately prior to the conference. Research proposals are due by 31 May 2024.
Inquiries may be directed to the Conference Convenor, Prof. Federico Barnabè, at the following e-mail address: federico.barnabe@unisi.it or to the Accounting History Technical
Convenor at
The University of Siena was founded in 1240 and is one of the oldest universities in Europe. Most premises of the University of Siena are located in the city centre, inside the historic city wall, in the medieval heart of the city of Siena. The historical centre of Siena (which is largely pedestrianised) has been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The 12AHIC is hosted by the Department of Business and Law of the University of Siena. It will take place at the School of Economics and Management and the Rectorate of the University of Siena, both located in the city centre.
Visit the conference website at www.congressi.unisi.it/12ahic/ for further information.