China Journal of Accounting Research（简称：CJAR，国际刊号：1755 - 3091）于2008年由中山大学与香港城市大学在境外联合创办，经全球最大的科学文献出版发行商Elsevier出版发行，按照国际刊物通行模式运作。当前期刊联合主编为中山大学张俊生教授和香港城市大学陈旸旸教授。CJAR是全球第一本聚焦中国会计与财务问题的全英文期刊。
The China Journal of Accounting Research (CJAR) is dedicated to publishing high-quality theoretical and empirical studies that explore critical issues in accounting, corporate finance, auditing, and corporate governance. The journal’s scope primarily focuses on research related to the Greater China region, countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, the Oceania region, as well as other emerging and developed markets. CJAR strongly encourages the application of economic and sociological theories to examine and interpret accounting-related phenomena within the context of diverse legal and institutional environments. Additionally, the journal promotes cross-market comparative studies that address accounting issues across varying capital markets. Research published in the journal typically employs analytical, empirical archival, experimental, or field study methods. China Journal of Accounting Research has achieved notable indexing in the following directories and databases:
Scopus
CImago Journal Rank (SJR)
Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP)
Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC) Journal Quality List
Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Journal List
ABS Journal List
Cabell’s Directory
CNKI
“FMS High Quality Journal List in Management Science” in China
Peer review
This journal follows a double anonymized review process. Your submission will initially be assessed by our editors to determine suitability for publication in this journal. If your submission is deemed suitable, it will typically be sent to a minimum of two reviewers for an independent expert assessment of the scientific quality. The decision as to whether your article is accepted or rejected will be taken by our editors.
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Our editors are not involved in making decisions about papers which:
they have written themselves.
have been written by family members or colleagues.
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Any such submissions will be subject to the journal's usual procedures and peer review will be handled independently of the editor involved and their research group. Read more about editor duties.
Authors may submit a formal appeal request to the editorial decision, provided it meets all the requirements and follows the procedure outlined in Elsevier’s Appeal Policy. Only one appeal per submission will be considered and the appeal decision will be final.
