Public financial reform appears to be entering a
new practical-oriented phase especially in the public sector accounting and
budgeting field. While accounting and budgeting scholars have exerted great
efforts in the last three decades aiming at reforming and developing public
sector accounting and budgeting, these efforts are still of little value to the
public sector accounting and budgeting practice. Therefore, the aim of the new
phase is to foster communication between the accounting researchers and
practitioners, which in turn leads to improving the accounting and budgeting
practices and facilitates the work of practitioners. This issue of the Journal
takes the initiative of dealing with articles that enhance and improve the
accounting and budgeting practice.
-Prof. Dr. Hassan Ourda, Editor
If you would like to participate in such discussions, please start thinking about contributions for the next issue of this Journal, participating in the ICGFM blog, and/or attending future ICGFM events. (See submission details in the journal.)
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