The Accounting Review

The Accounting Review ( ACCR ) is the official journal of the American Accounting Association and has accordingly Accounting as a thematic focus. The Accounting Review is published by the American Accounting Association with six issues per year.

History

The Accounting Review was founded in 1926. Issues from 2000 are available digitally.

Content

In accordance with his self-image does the Accounting Review, the most important journal for the publication of articles on results of research on accounting and the research methodology used for this purpose be. The scope of the accepted through the journal article should include any research methodology and any topic related to accounting, so long as these articles meet the publication standards of the journal.

Editing

The editorial board of the Accounting Review is by Professor John Harry Evans III passed ( University of Pittsburgh), which is supported by Stacy L. Hoffman ( University of Pittsburgh) as an editorial assistant and 13 other editors and editorial board of more than 100 people.

Reception

In economics publication ranking of the Tinbergen Institute at the University of Amsterdam, the Accounting Review is listed in the category A ("very good general economics journals and top journals in their field "). Furthermore, the Accounting Review one of 45 journals used by the Financial Times for its Business School Research Ranking. Journal Citation Reports According to the Accounting Review in 2012 had an impact factor of 2.319, the sixth-highest among the 89 journals of the subject area Accounting.