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Submit your full paper for the IPA 2027 Conference. Submissions open 1 November 2026; deadline 31 January 2027.
The ERGO Research Group is delighted to announce that the University of Burgos (Spain) will host the 15th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting (IPA) Conference on 14–16 July 2027.
The conference is an established forum for research into the social, political and organisational aspects of accounting. It brings together accounting researchers with broad social science interests from a range of disciplinary perspectives, such as anthropology, ecology, history, philosophy, political economy and sociology.
In line with past conferences, IPA 2027 aims to provide accounting scholars with a distinctive forum for furthering interdisciplinary debate on accounting and its multidimensional impact on society, emphasising methodological plurality, emerging paths and innovative research avenues.
We invite researchers from all areas of the social sciences and humanities to submit full papers. The conference format is designed to provide presenters with a constructive forum in which to discuss their research.
All papers will undergo a double-blind review process. Each accepted paper will be introduced by a discussant, the author(s) will respond, and an open discussion will follow.
Reciprocity expectations. By submitting a paper, authors agree to act as reviewers for other submissions. Authors of accepted papers are also expected to act as discussants for another accepted paper. This collegial commitment is essential to the IPA tradition.
Submissions are now open through the conference’s online platform. Create an account or sign in to submit your full paper by 31 January 2027 (23:59 CET).
The conference is preceded by the Emerging Scholars Colloquium (ESC), to be held on 12–13 July 2027. The ESC provides a unique space for early-career researchers to make their research projects visible and receive feedback from prestigious faculty and outstanding peers. We particularly encourage PhD students and early-career researchers (typically within three years of completing their PhD) whose work adopts an interdisciplinary approach to apply.
Applicants must submit a research paper (full or in progress) together with a short statement describing their research trajectory and what they hope to gain from the colloquium. Participation is limited to 40 emerging scholars.
Further details: 15ipaconference.com/esc.