Welcome to the 14th Accounting History International Conference (14AHIC)
We are pleased to welcome you to the 14th Accounting History International Conference (14AHIC), a distinguished global forum dedicated to the advancement of scholarship in accounting history. Convened in Tokyo, this internationally renowned conference brings together leading scholars, researchers, and practitioners from across the world to engage in rigorous intellectual exchange and to examine the historical evolution and broader significance of accounting practices.
Building on a strong tradition of excellence, 14AHIC provides an invaluable platform for the presentation of high-quality research, the cultivation of scholarly collaboration, and the promotion of diverse and interdisciplinary perspectives within the field. Hosted by Tokyo Metropolitan University and Meiji Gakuin University, the conference is committed to fostering inclusive dialogue while further strengthening the international community of accounting historians.
Why You Should Attend
Reasons to Attend
- Engage critically with the conference theme and contribute to advancing historical understanding of the relationships between accounting, authority, and accountability
- Participate in rigorous scholarly exchange with leading academics, established researchers, and emerging scholars from across the international community
- Explore diverse methodological and interdisciplinary perspectives on accounting as a historically embedded social and institutional practice
- Experience Tokyo as a distinguished global city offering a unique convergence of historical depth and contemporary dynamism
- Benefit from a well-connected international location with a wide range of high-quality accommodation and travel options
Important Dates (Indicative)
- Full paper submission deadline: 31 March 2028
- Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium submission deadline: 31 May 2028
- Notification of acceptance: Mid-June 2028
- Revised full paper submission: 31 July 2028
- Emerging Scholars’ Colloquium: 12 September 2028
- Conference dates: 13–15 September 2028
Call for Papers (Short Form): Indicative Topics
The Conference particularly welcomes submissions aligned with the indicative topics outlined below, especially those providing original and rigorous historical analyses of the roles of accounting in governance, accountability, professional expertise, and institutional transformation across diverse contexts and periods.
- Governance, regulation, and public policy
- Accountability, transparency, and trust
- Professional expertise and auditing
- Accounting in periods of crisis, conflict, and change
- Transnational and comparative perspectives
Early-career researchers are especially encouraged to submit.
moreLocation & Travel
- Venue: Meiji Gakuin University, Shirokane Campus, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Access: 30 minutes from Haneda Airport via Keikyu Line
- Excellent transport, hotel, and dining infrastructure nearby
Information
- The website dedicated to the 14th Accounting History International Conference has been launched.






















