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FINANCIAL REPORTING AND BUSINESS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH UNIT FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Financial Reporting and Business Communication Research Unit First Annual Conference at Cardiff Business School 3 and 4 July 1997 Guest speaker Professor Ken Peasnell The first conference of the Cardiff Business School Financial Reporting and Business Communication Research Unit will be held in Cardiff on 3 and 4 July 1997. If you would like any further information about this conference or would like to attend, please contact either of the organisers: Mike Jones or Howard Mellett, Tel: 01222-874000 Ex 4959 (Mike); 5704 (Howard) Cardiff Business School, Fax: 01222-874419 Aberconway Building, Email: [email protected] Colum Drive, Cardiff, CF1 3EU, UK.
BAA special interest group in accounting education: annual prize The BAA-SIG in Accounting Education offers an annual prize for the best paper published in Accounting Education: An International Journal. This prize consists of a cheque for £100 and an inscribed certificate. The criteria for the award of the prize include: • a focus on enhancing the educational base of accounting practice; • a transferable message which goes beyond national of institutional boundaries; • empirical content. The prize is awarded on the basis of recommendations from the Editorial Advisors of Accounting Education: An International Journal. The winners for 1995 are: Reva B. Brown and Sean McCartney for their paper ‘Competence is not enough: meta-competence and accounting education’ which appeared in Vol. 4, No. 4, March 1995, pp. 43–53. Richard M. S. Wilson Editor Accounting Education: An International Journal
BAR Manuscript Prize 1995 An annual BAR manuscript prize of £100 is awarded on the recommendation of the Editorial Board of the BAR. The 1995 BAR Manuscript Prize is awarded to K. V. Peasnell ‘Analytical Properties of Earned Economic Income’, Volume 27, Number 1, March 1995 (pp. 5–33). ba970035
BAA special interest group in accounting education: annual prize The BAA-SIG in Accounting Education offers an annual prize for the best paper published in Accounting Education: An International Journal. This prize consists of a cheque for £100 and an inscribed certificate. The criteria for the award of the prize include: • a focus on enhancing the educational base of accounting practice; • a transferable message which goes beyond national of institutional boundaries; • empirical content. The prize is awarded on the basis of recommendations from the Editorial Advisors of Accounting Education: An International Journal. The winners for 1995 are: Reva B. Brown and Sean McCartney for their paper ‘Competence is not enough: meta-competence and accounting education’ which appeared in Vol. 4, No. 4, March 1995, pp. 43–53. Richard M. S. Wilson Editor Accounting Education: An International Journal
BAR Manuscript Prize 1995 An annual BAR manuscript prize of £100 is awarded on the recommendation of the Editorial Board of the BAR. The 1995 BAR Manuscript Prize is awarded to K. V. Peasnell ‘Analytical Properties of Earned Economic Income’, Volume 27, Number 1, March 1995 (pp. 5–33). ba970035