Activities

Forthcoming CAPANA Activities

The Sixth Annual Research Conference will take place in Hongkong, China July 7-9, 2013. Details are at here.

 

Past CAPANA Activities

2012 CAPANA Reception at Washington DC AAA annual meetings

The CAPANA reception was held Tuesday, Aug. 7, in during AAA annual meetings at Washington DC. This year’s reception was generously sponsored by UNIVERSITY of Hong Kong. CAPANA is very grateful for HKU’s support!

 

2011 CAPANA Reception at Denver AAA annual meetings

The CAPANA reception will be held 5:30-7:30pm, Tuesday, Aug. 9, in Office/Library (two sections of the Ballroom) of CROWNE PLAZA Hotel,1450 Glenarm Place, Denver. It is one block away from Hyatt, the headquarter hotel of AAA. Once you get to Crowne Plaza, you should also find the event on the Reader Board in the lobby.
This year’s reception is generously sponsored by FUDAN UNIVERSITY of Shanghai. Great thanks to Fudan!
Note that, unlike previous years, the reception will NOT be listed in the print version of the AAA program, so please: 1) write the above information down and do not try to find it in the AAA program book in the last minute; 2) forward this information to anyone you know (Chinese and non-Chinese) who might be interested in case they are not CAPANA members and do not receive this email.

2. CAPANA Research Panel

There will be a CAPANA organized research panel titled “Accounting and Accounting Research in the Greater China Area – An Update from CAPANA,” to be held 10:30-11:45am, Wednesday August 10. It will be listed in the AAA program book and please find the venue there. We are honored to have the following people to serve as panelists:
1) Kevin Chen: Accounting Dept. Head, HongKong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong
2) Xing Xiao: Deputy Dept. Head, Tsinghua University, Beijing.
3) Rong-Ruey Duh: National Taiwan University; Chair of Financial Accounting Standards Committee, Accounting Research and Development Foundation; former CAPANA president; Taiwan
4) Xijia Su: China-Europe International Business School, Shanghai

3. CAPANA Business Meeting

All CAPANA members are invited to participate in the business meeting, to be held at the beginning of the CAPANA reception (roughly 5:30-5:40pm, Tue. Aug 9, Crowne Plaza). The main items on the agenda:
1) voting by show of hands on the Vice President-Events Coordination 2011-12 and President-Elect of 2011-12;
2) briefing of CAPANA activities during the past year;
3) any issue CAPANA members would like to bring up.

-2011 The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America’s Forth Annual Research Conference

The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America (CAPANA) held in the beautiful city of Xiamen, on the coast of Fujian Province, on July 13-15, 2011. The conference is sponsored by the School of Management of Xiamen University. The objective of the conference is to bring together accounting scholars in North America and Asia to discuss a small number of high quality research papers. Click here.

 

-2010 AAA annual meeting in San Francisco

We sponsoned an exciting pannel discussion session with title “China/Asia‐Pacific Accounting Research: How to start?” and the CAPANA reception was sponsored by CJA in Hilton San Francisco Union Squar.

-2010 The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America’s Third Annual Research Conference

The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America (CAPANA) held in Chengdu on June 30-July 2, 2010. The objective of the annual conference is to bring together accounting scholars in North America and Asia to discuss a small number of accounting-related papers. The third conference is sponsored by Southwest University of Finance and Economics.

-2009 The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America’s Second Annual Research Conference

The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America (CAPANA) held in Beijing on July 2-3, 2009. The objective of the annual conference is to bring together accounting scholars in North America and Asia to discuss a small number of accounting-related papers. The second conference is sponsored by Guanghua School of Management at Beijing University .

– 2008 AAA Special Session on Implementation of IFRS

In August 2008, we had a panel for the CAPANA Roundtable Meeting in conjunction with the AAA National Meeting. The panel discussion was focused on the implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in Asia. Dr. Mary Barth from Stanford University (a member on the IASB), Dr. Rong-Ruey Duh (a member on the Taiwanese FASB), and Dr. Yanling Guan (faculty at the University of Hong Kong) led the discussions on the current development on IFRS, Taiwan’s experience to converge its GAAP with IFRS, Hong Kong’s issues in implementing IFRS, and China’s most recent reform in Chinese Accounting Standards.

– 2008 CAPANA AAA Mentoring Session (Please click here for details.)

– 2008 CAPANA Research Conference

The Chinese Accounting Professors’ Association of North America (CAPANA) held in Shanghai on June 11-13, 2008. The objective of the annual conference is to bring together accounting scholars in North America and Asia to discuss a small number of accounting-related papers. The first conference is sponsored by Chinese University of Hong Kong and National Accounting Institute of Shanghai.

– 2007 AAA Special session (Please click here for details.)

We will organize a special session on Accounting Research in China and Asia at the AAA annual meeting in 2007. Through organizing this special session, we hope to raise the interests of doing research in China and Asia by taking advantage of the institutional features of the region, bring this type of research to the mainstream and promote more interactions among researchers from Asian and North American universities. We will announce to members the details of the program in April.

Our annual AAA reception will follow this special session.

– 2007 AAA Panel on the International Supply of and Demand for Ph.D.s in Accounting

AAA annual meeting in 2007
Panel on the International Supply of and Demand for Ph.D.s in Accounting
Tuesday, August 7, 2007 10:30 am-12:00 pm
Moderator: John Christensen, University of Southern Denmark

Panelists:
Bhabatosh Banerjee, University of Calcutta
Salvadore Carmona, Instituto De Empressa Madrid
T.J. Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong (PPT Sides)

– Membership program

By setting up this website, we hope to increase our membership this year. As a member, you will be invited to all CAPANA’s activities and will periodically receive information about research activities and opportunities of the Pacific Rim. We are setting up a membership database, which will allow members to learn about each others’ research and teaching interests and will hopefully facilitate more exchanges among members.

– Networking activities

We plan to use the website to inform our members research activities in the Greater China. Every year, there are numerous research conferences in the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan. We plan to ask the organizers to post their call for papers and participating in our new website.

To facilitate better networking, we are exploring the idea of organize a mentoring program for Phd students and young faculty at the AAA annual meeting. We will poll our members to find out the level of interest in such an activity.