Information for authors

AMIS 2021 :: Information for authors

Only full papers written in English can be submitted, electronically on the conference website. Papers must be written in English and should be formatted using the AMIS-defined style. Authors may submit a maximum of two papers (as author or co-author). Papers are invited in the broad areas of:

  • financial accounting;
  • managerial accounting;
  • accounting education issues;
  • auditing;
  • financial analysis;
  • management information systems;
  • business law.

All the papers will be subjected to a double-blind review process by two of the conference’s reviewers. The criteria considered in the review process are the novelty and originality, the importance to the field, the organization and clarity, the relevance of references, and the quality of results. Anti-plagiarism software will also be used during the reviewing process. The recommendation is acceptance or rejection of the paper. Modifications may be suggested by the conference reviewers or organizers for inclusion in the Conference Proceedings.

The recommended length of the papers is 15 pages. However, the length is not in itself a criterion for acceptance or rejection. As long as the papers comply with the indicated review criteria, they will not be penalized on length.

Corresponding authors only will be informed about the outcome of the review process. If the paper is the result of teamwork, it is the responsibility of the corresponding author to inform the co-authors of the papers.

The author(s) of accepted papers will be invited to present their papers during the conference in a parallel session. For a paper to be included in the conference program however, at least one author should register for the conference.

The papers presented during AMIS 2021 will be made available to conference participants in electronic version via the online system, after the conference. The conference proceedings will be produced immediately after the conference, and will be submitted to Clarivate Analytics (formerly known as ISI Thomson) for inclusion in the Web of Science: Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI). Should you not agree with the inclusion of your paper in the Conference proceedings, please exclude it from the conference proceedings directly within the submission process (option “Inclusion”, click on “Exclude” to show “This paper will NOT be included in the conference proceedings”), or send us an email at amis@cig.ase.ro, explicitly asking for your paper to be excluded from the conference proceedings. Authors can check at any time the inclusion or exclusion status of their paper via the submission system.

Following a very rigorous review process, the Conference proceedings of the AMIS conference starting with the 2010 edition (the papers presented at the conferences) have been accepted for inclusion in CPCI (please visit http://www.isiknowledge.com to download the papers) (the AMIS 2018 conference proceedings is still under review for inclusion in the same index, for reasons related to overload on the Clarivate end).

The conference organizing committee offers fast-track options for papers submitted to AMIS 2021 to Journal of Accounting and Management Information Systems (JAMIS). To submit their paper to the journal for a fast-track review, correspondence authors are asked to select this option in their submission page.

You can read the AMIS 2021 International Conference call for papers here.


The following important dates also have to be taken into account:

  • Sunday, April 18, 2021 - Extended deadline for the submission of full papers
  • Monday, May 10, 2021 - Deadline for the notification of full paper acceptance
  • Tuesday, May 25, 2021 - Deadline for registration

Registration link

Authors

  • Call for papers

    Read the Call for Submissions of the AMIS 2021 International Conference.

  • Submission procedure

    All submissions for the AMIS conference need to be made electronically, via the official submission system of AMIS, within the indicated deadline.