Journal of Forensic Accounting Research - Teaching Notes
The objectives of the Journal of Forensic Accounting Research (JFAR) are to promote excellence in the research, teaching, and practice of forensic accounting, with a balance among basic research, practice, and education. In addition, forensic accounting research is to be broadly conceived, and not limited to fraud research.
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Editor
Zabihollah "Zabi" Rezaee, The University of Memphis, zrezaee@memphis.edu
Publications Assistant
Chelsea Matthews, American Accounting Association, chelsea.matthews@aaahq.org
Journal Information Packet and Editor's Report
For information about journal activity and data, view the Journal of Forensic Accounting Research Information Packet by clicking here.
For previous Journal Information Packets click here.
To read the latest Editor Report, click the DOI link below:
Zabihollah (Zabi) Rezaee. 2019. Annual Editor Report. Journal of Financial Reporting vol. 4, No. 1. https://doi.org/10.2308/jfar-10742
Journal Information Packet Citation: American Accounting Association. 2019. Journal of Forensic Accounting Research Information Packet. Copyright 2019, American Accounting Association.
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