Accounting In Europe

Accounting In Europe aims to be a leading academic exchange platform within the accounting discipline, with a special focus on European accounting practice, theoretical developments and international comparative studies of accounting policies. The journal covers not only the traditional areas of financial accounting and auditing, but also broader topics such as management accounting, taxation, corporate governance, and accounting education.

The journal encourages the use of a variety of research methods, including quantitative analysis, case studies, historical analysis, and theoretical construction, to promote a comprehensive understanding of the accounting discipline. Particular emphasis is placed on empirical research, which aims to solve practical problems through data-driven insights and provide guidance for accounting practice. The journal also focuses on emerging trends in the accounting discipline, such as digital currencies, the application of blockchain technology in accounting, and the impact of environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors on accounting and reporting. By publishing cutting-edge research in these fields, journals provide accounting professionals and academics with the latest knowledge and insights.