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The Legacy of the Journal of Accounting Case Research (1992–2007)/L'HÉRITAGE DE LA JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING CASE RESEARCH (1992–2007)

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ABSTRACT This paper studies the output of the Journal of Accounting Case Research (JACR) from its inception in 1992 through its amalgamation into the CAAA's journal Accounting Perspectives in 2007. JACR had the important distinction of being the only periodical devoted solely to publishing accounting cases. This paper summarizes JACR's output by topic, specific accounting field of study, and targeted audience, as well as information on authors and their academic institutions. These analyses suggest that JACR promoted diversity in the scholarship of accounting education, produced valuable learning aids, and provided important publication opportunities for scholars with an interest in the development of instructional cases. RÉSUMÉ L'auteur se penche sur l'héritage de la publication Journal of Accounting Case Research (JACR), depuis sa création en 1992 jusqu'à sa fusion avec la publication de l'ACPC Perspectives comptables, en 2007. Fait important, le JACR se caractérisait par son statut de seul périodique consacré exclusivement à la publication d'études de cas en comptabilité (Weinstein, 2005). L'auteur présente sommairement le patrimoine du JACR selon les sujets, les domaines d'études précis de la comptabilité et les publics visés, de même que les données relatives aux auteurs et aux établissements universitaires auxquels ils sont attachés. Ces analyses semblent indiquer que le JACR a fait la promotion de la diversité dans la recherche en comptabilité, a produit de précieux outils d'apprentissage et a largement ouvert ses pages aux chercheurs intéressés à l'élaboration d'études de cas destinées à l'enseignement.

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  • Michael J. Krause, 2008. "The Legacy of the Journal of Accounting Case Research (1992–2007)/L'HÉRITAGE DE LA JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING CASE RESEARCH (1992–2007)," Accounting Perspectives, John Wiley & Sons, vol. 7(1), pages 1-7, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:wly:accper:v:7:y:2008:i:1:p:1-7
    DOI: 10.1506/ap.7.1.1
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