Report: The first Accounting History International Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium SAGE Publications, Inc. 200910.1177/1032373209349107 © 2009 The Author © 2009 The Author ElenaGiovannoni University of Siena The first Accounting History International Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium (1AHIESC) was hosted by the University of Siena, Italy during 15–17 July 2009. The event was held at Certosa di Pontignano, a landmark and prestigious venue on the outskirts of Siena. Built as a monastery in 1341, Certosa currently houses the Conference Centre of the University of Siena. With its historical significance, the Certosa proved to be an ideal setting to host the inaugural AHIESC, an international forum designed for emerging scholars of all ages and career stages – including doctoral degree students, new faculty and other emerging accounting researchers – who have an interest in accounting’s past and present and who seek directions and guidance in embarking upon and undertaking specific historical accounting research projects. The forum was organized by Angelo Riccaboni and Elena Giovannoni, both of the University of Siena, and it was strongly supported and promoted by the joint editors of Accounting History, Garry Carnegie and Brian West. The faculty members in charge of providing directions to the delegates of the Colloquium
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Report: The first Accounting History International Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium SAGE Publications, Inc. 200910.1177/1032373209349107 © 2009 The Author © 2009 The Author ElenaGiovannoni University of Siena The first Accounting History International Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium (1AHIESC) was hosted by the University of Siena, Italy during 15–17 July 2009. The event was held at Certosa di Pontignano, a landmark and prestigious venue on the outskirts of Siena. Built as a monastery in 1341, Certosa currently houses the Conference Centre of the University of Siena. With its historical significance, the Certosa proved to be an ideal setting to host the inaugural AHIESC, an international forum designed for emerging scholars of all ages and career stages – including doctoral degree students, new faculty and other emerging accounting researchers – who have an interest in accounting’s past and present and who seek directions and guidance in embarking upon and undertaking specific historical accounting research projects. The forum was organized by Angelo Riccaboni and Elena Giovannoni, both of the University of Siena, and it was strongly supported and promoted by the joint editors of Accounting History, Garry Carnegie and Brian West. The faculty members in charge of providing directions to the delegates of the ColloquiumPreview Only. This article cannot be rented because we do not currently have permission from the publisher.
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Report: The first Accounting History International Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium
Giovannoni,Elena
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