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Help!  Help!  Help!
I started the KAEA web site in 1998 when I was the president. I have posted on the web the Newsletters and other information since then. Recently, I have been trying to collect past Newsletters, Conferences and other information before 1998. Some of them are posted under Past Newsletters (1988-1997) in the newsletter page. If you have any information, please send them to me in the original form or in a pdf format. I would appreciate it very much. Hae-shin Hwang


 
Election of 2003 Executive Committee Members

Out of total 79 eligible voters, 56 members casted their votes, all in favor of all nominees. The exception is that one member casted a vote against one of the nominees. The new executive committee members for 2003 are

    President: Bong-Soo Lee - University of Houston
    President-Elect: Hong Youl Park - Saginaw Valley University
    Vice-President: Sunwoong Kim - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
    Secretary General: Yoonbai Kim - University of Kentucky
    Treasurer: Sei-Wan Kim - California State University - Fullerton


 
ByLaws - Amendment
At the last annual meeting, President Yang appointed Youn-Suk Kim (chair), Semoon Chang and Hae-shin Hwang to an ad hoc committee to propose an amendment to the ByLaws in regard to the formalization of the Advisory Board and the creation of a research arm of the KAEA. The committee decided that Article X of the ByLaws is the best place to amend. The proposal shown below will be discussed at the 2003 annual meeting in D.C. If you have any comments, please send them to Professor Youn-Suk Kim.

ARTICLE X - COMMITTEES, ADVISORY BOARD AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE

  1. Committees Standing and ad hoc committees shall be appointed by the President in consultation with other members of the Executive Committee.

     

  2. Advisory Board
    1. The Advisory Board shall advise the Executive Committee in planning and executing midterm to long-term projects of the Association, in soliciting financial support for the Association, in preparing for grant proposals to funding organizations, and in other matters that are pertinent to the objectives of the Association. The Chairperson of the Board is responsible for coordinating Board activities.
    2. The Advisory Board shall function as the Board of Directors of the KAEA Research Institute (KARI), and shall appoint the Director of the KARI by the simple majority of the Board members.
    3. The Advisory Board shall supervise, and determine the release of, the long-term investment of the Association. The board shall have no budget of its own.
    4. The Advisory Board shall be composed of three (3) members at-large, and two (2) ex-officio members, consisting of the incumbent president and the immediate past president. Board members at-large shall be nominated by the current Board members and shall be elected by letter ballots of the voting members of the Association in conjunction with the election of the Executive Committee, and the election procedure shall follow the election procedure of Executive Committee. The chairperson of the Board shall be elected by a simple majority of the board members within thirty (30) days from the date of the election of the new Board members.
    5. The term of office of the elected Board members shall begin immediately upon adjournment of the annual business meeting and shall extend to the adjournment of the third annual meeting following their election. The term of service may be renewed but limited to two consecutive terms. Vacancies occurring on the Advisory Board shall be filled by a majority vote of the Board for the unexpired term.
    6. For the at-large Board members of the year of 2003, the incumbent President shall nominate the candidates in staggered terms of one (1) to three (3) different years. First year members serving less than three (3) years shall be considered to be serving one full term if they are nominated to the second term.
    7. The President of the Association shall arrange for an annual joint meeting of the Executive Committee and the Advisory Board.

     

  3. KAEA Research Institute
    1. The KAEA Research Institute (KARI) shall solicit and coordinate research projects from the Government, Business and other Research Institutes for the members of the Association.
    2. The Director of the Institute is appointed by the Advisory Board, and the Director may appoint an Associate Director and a Secretary. The Director shall submit the annual report to the Advisory Board at least thirty (30) days before the annual meeting of the Association.
    3. The term of the Director shall be for two years. The term may be renewed, or terminated before the term expires, by the Advisory Board.
    4. No part of the long-term investment or the association's budget shall be spent on activities of the institute without the approval of the executive committee of the association.


 
European Applied Business Research Conference

Call For Papers And Participation
European Applied Business Research Conference
Venice, Italy
June 09-13, 2003

The next European ABR Conference will be held at the Ramada Hotel Venezia in Venice, Italy during the week of June 09-13, 2003. The hotel where we are meeting has rooms beginning at only $99 Euro per night for a single-use double room, $150 Euro for a double room, and $200 Euro for a triple room. One of the world's most famous and unusual cities comprised of about 120 islands, with its transportation all on water. For over 400 years, Venice has been considered a tourist attraction, with its historic churches, palaces, museums, famed gondolas, fine food, and many shops. Submit your abstract or proposal to EABR Conference, PO Box 620760, Littleton, CO 80162 USA or email to cluter@wapress.com by April 30, 2003. Any applied business or economics related research manuscript or teaching related manuscript or case is welcome. The format of the paper is not important at this point. The final version on diskette (or email attachment) and conference fee must be received by May 30, 2003. The conference registration fee is $350 with a $100 fee for each additional paper presented. Please contact us if a deadline will be missed.

Ronald C. Clute, Ph.D.
Conference Chair
European Applied Business Research Conference
Conference Website: cluter@wapress.com
Telephone: (303) 904-4750
Fax: (303) 978-0413


 
Hawaii International Conference on Business

Call for Papers/Abstracts/Submissions

Hawaii International Conference on Business
June 18-21, 2003
Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu Hawaii, USA

Submission Deadline: January 16, 2003

Sponsored by: University of Hawaii - West Oahu

Web address: http://www.hicbusiness.org
email address: business@hicbusiness.org

The Third Annual Hawaii International Conference on Business will be held from June 18 (Wednesday) to June 21 (Saturday), 2003 at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. Last year's conference had over 450 people attending from nearly 40 different countries. The conference will provide many opportunities for academicians and professionals from various business and related fields to interact with members inside and outside their own particular disciplines. Cross-disciplinary submissions are welcome.


 
University of Vienna Conference

International Conference
Economics and Management of Networks - 2003
Special Topic: Franchising Networks

The first International Conference on Economics and Management of Networks will be held at the University of Vienna from June 26 to June 28, 2003, in Vienna, Austria. The purpose of the conference is to provide an international discussion forum for the research in economics and management of franchising networks. Theoretical, conceptual and empirical papers from all aeras in economics and management of franchising are invited.

Areas of interest are Theories of Franchising, Ownership and Control, Organization Structure, Economics and Law, Knowledge Management, Strategic Management, Contract Design, Organizational Behavior, Industry Studies, International Management, IT and Franchising Network, Comparative Institutional Analysis,

Procedures for Submitting Papers
Authors who want to present a paper should submit an abstract (1 page) and return the enclosed response form as soon as possible, but not later than March 15, 2003. Please e-mail or fax the response form to:

Josef Windsperger (josef.windsperger@univie.ac.at)
University of Vienna
Center for Business Studies
Brünner Str. 72
A-1210 Vienna, Austria
Fax: 00431-4277-38174

Deadlines:

March 15, 2003Abstract and response form
March 31, 2003 Confirmation of acceptance of the proposal
May 1, 2002 Conference registration
May 1, 2002 Payment of the conference fee: 120 EUR
May 30, 2002 One copy of the paper through e-mail to Josef Windsperger

Click here for a copy of Response Form


 
2003 CAFR Symposium

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Tsinghua University will co-organize the 2003 Symposium on China Accounting and Finance Research in Hong Kong on June 27-28, 2003. The Symposium will bring together world leading accounting and finance academics to explore and exchange views on China’s accounting, corporate governance, auditing, taxation, financial management, and securities markets.

You are cordially invited to submit papers to the symposium. All submitted papers will be subjected to a blind review. One author (presenter) of each accepted paper will be provided with a round-trip air fare of up to US$1,200 (Eeconomy class) (Up to USD1,000), 2 nights of accommodation, and a waiver of the registration fee. With the consent of the authors, accepted papers will be given fast-track consideration for publication in the bilingual journal China Accounting and Finance Review. The Symposium is chaired by Prof. Judy Tsui, Dean of Faculty of Business and Information Systems, Chair Professor of Accounting, at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and Prof. Xiaoyue Chen, Director of Accounting Research Institute at Tsinghua University and Vice President of the National Accounting Institute

Keynote Speakers:

Professor Jerold Zimmerman, University of Rochester
Professor Jere Francis, University of Missouri-Columbia

Papers exploring topics that are related to China accounting and finance research will be most welcome. Specific areas include, but are not restricted to, the following::

1. Financial Reporting, Disclosure, and Capital Markets
2. Agency Problems and Corporate Governance
3. Performance Evaluation and Management Compensation
4. Asset Valuations
5. Financial Engineering and Risk Management
6. The Role of Auditing in Emerging Capital Markets
7. Corporate Control and Corporate Restructuring
8. The Development of China Accounting Standards
9. Issues in China Accounting and Finance Education
10. The Effect of China's Accession to the WTO on the Financial Services Industry
11. Tax Reforms in China

The deadline for submission is 14 February 2003. Authors will be notified of decisions by 1 April 2003. Submissions should be made in the form of a completed paper. For submissions from outside of Mainland China (including Hong Kong, Macau, and overseas), please send two copies of a full paper to Prof. Jeong-Bon Kim while sending to Prof. Xiao Chen otherwise.

Prof. Jeong-Bon Kim (Vice Chair)
Acting Head and Professor
Department of Accountancy
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Kowloon, Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2766-4264 / Fax: (852) 2764-2340
E-mail : acjbkim@inet.polyu.edu.hk

Dr. Xiao Chen (Vice Chair)
Acting Head
Department of Accounting
Tsinghua University
Beijing 100084 China
Tel: (8610) 6274-9863 / Fax: (8610) 6278-3540
E-mail: chenx@em.tsinghua.edu.cn


 
Job Openings

A few new job openings are listed at JOB OPENINGS site. New announcements are posted from time to time. Please check it out often.



 
Membership Due

An increasing number of organizations are seeking to get more sessions while new organizations attempt (often unsuccessfully) to enter ASSA and take away with some. As the total number of sessions is fixed and the KAEA is being one of the smallest if not the smallest organizations, we face the constant threat of losing the sessions. We lost one session this year. To keep the remaining three sessions, it is imperative for members to attend KAEA-sponsored sessions and to pay their dues. The number of due-paying members is ever more important to keep the allotted sessions at the ASSA annual convention. Please send your membership due for 2002 to KAEA treasurer:

Prof. Soyoung Kim
Department of Economics
University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign
1407 W. Gregory Dr.
Urbana, IL 61801

Lifetime Membership:$ 200,     Annual Membership: $ 20 (regular),      $ 5 (student)

Members who paid dues are posted on the MEMBERSHIP site.


 
Member News

News about KAEA members are posted at MEMBER NEWS site. Please send any news that you want to share to Yoonbai Kim (Secretary General) ykim01@uky.edu.