Call for Papers 22nd Cardiff Business School ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS HISTORY RESEARCH UNIT ANNUAL CONFERENCE at Cardiff University, 6—7 September 2010 ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONFERENCE AND CALL FOR PAPERS SAGE Publications, Inc. 201010.1177/1032373210358141 © 2010 The Author(s) The Author(s) GuestSpeaker Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada MarciaAnnisette Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada Theoretical, empirical and review papers are welcomed in all areas of accounting, business and financial history. The conference provides delegates with the opportunity of presenting and discussing, in an informal setting, papers ranging from early working drafts to fully developed manuscripts. The programme allows approximately 35 minutes for presentation and discussion in order to help achieve worthwhile feedback from those attending. In the past, many papers presented have subsequently appeared in print in a range of international, refereed academic accounting, business and economic history journals. The 2010 conference, organised by Malcolm Anderson, will be held at Cardiff University. It will commence at lunchtime on Monday, 6 September 2010 and conclude in the late afternoon of Tuesday, 7 September 2010. The conference fee will include all conference materials and the following meals: Monday – lunch, afternoon tea, wine reception and the conference dinner; Tuesday: morning
22nd Cardiff Business School ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS HISTORY RESEARCH UNIT ANNUAL CONFERENCE at Cardiff University, 6—7 September 2010:ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONFERENCE AND CALL FOR PAPERS
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Call for Papers 22nd Cardiff Business School ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS HISTORY RESEARCH UNIT ANNUAL CONFERENCE at Cardiff University, 6—7 September 2010 ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONFERENCE AND CALL FOR PAPERS SAGE Publications, Inc. 201010.1177/1032373210358141 © 2010 The Author(s) The Author(s) GuestSpeaker Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada MarciaAnnisette Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada Theoretical, empirical and review papers are welcomed in all areas of accounting, business and financial history. The conference provides delegates with the opportunity of presenting and discussing, in an informal setting, papers ranging from early working drafts to fully developed manuscripts. The programme allows approximately 35 minutes for presentation and discussion in order to help achieve worthwhile feedback from those attending. In the past, many papers presented have subsequently appeared in print in a range of international, refereed academic accounting, business and economic history journals. The 2010 conference, organised by Malcolm Anderson, will be held at Cardiff University. It will commence at lunchtime on Monday, 6 September 2010 and conclude in the late afternoon of Tuesday, 7 September 2010. The conference fee will include all conference materials and the following meals: Monday – lunch, afternoon tea, wine reception and the conference dinner; Tuesday: morningPreview Only. This article cannot be rented because we do not currently have permission from the publisher.
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22nd Cardiff Business School ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS HISTORY RESEARCH UNIT ANNUAL CONFERENCE at Cardiff University, 6—7 September 2010:ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONFERENCE AND CALL FOR PAPERS
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