香港城市大学和中山大学联合举办的China Journal of Accounting Research(中文：中国会计学刊，简称：CJAR)于2008年6月正式创刊。 CJAR作为全国首本全英文会计学术期刊，由国际著名财经出版机构LexisNexis（HongKong）发行，按照国际学刊物模式运作。
CJAR鼓励采用国际规范的研究方法，研究中国（含香港和台湾市场等跨市场）资本市场问题的稿件。研究方法上，鼓励应用经济学的理论来研究，解释会计问题，以加强人们对会计问题的理解；鼓励从法律，制度环境等入手，对中国资本市场环境下的会计和财务问题以及会计，财务运行所依存的制度环境，进行细致，准确的描述。能够被CJAR接收的稿件，必须要在帮助人们理解中国资本市场的制度环境和相应的会计，财务问题上有独到的见解和贡献。
CJAR立足中国，面向世界。期刊暂定一年发行两期。论文应当是国际主流的研究方法，我们也欢迎能够对制度环境进行细致描述的案例/实地研究论文，以及对中国以往所进行的资本市场财务，会计领域研究的综述文献。本刊鼓励作者对资本市场环境进行细致，准确的描述；论文篇幅原则上以2万字为限，如果确有必要，也可适当放宽。
CJAR每年举办两次会议，分别是7月于香港城市大学筹办的Summer Research Workshop及12月的年会（年会地点每年不同）。现面向海内外公开征稿。论文提交地址：china.jar@gmail.com.凡是论文入选的作者，大会将提供相应的财务资助，并邀请海内外同领域知名学者进行点评。
我们期待与有志于提升中国会计研究水平的学者共同努力，把CJAR培育成一个佳作迭出，新人不断涌现的权威性杂志。
附CJAR编辑部联系方式：
地址：中山大学管理学院震寰堂B511《中国会计学刊》编辑部
电话：86-020-84111222;
邮箱地址：china.jar@gmail.com
网址：www.cnjar.com
《中国会计学刊》编辑部
Aims and Scope
The focus of the China Journal of Accounting Research is to publish empirical research papers that use contemporary research methodologies to investigate issues about accounting, finance, auditing and corporate governance in China, The China Circle and other emerging markets. The Journal also publishes insightful commentaries about China-related accounting research. The Journal encourages the application of economic and sociological theories to analyze and explain accounting issues within the legal and institutional framework of China, and to describe accounting issues under Chinese capital markets accurately and succinctly. The published research articles of the Journal will enable scholars to extract relevant issues about accounting, finance, auditing and corporate governance relate that to the capital markets and institutional environment of China.
Consulting Editors
T.J. Wong, Chinese University of Hong Kong;
Bin Ke, Pennsovinia State University
Co-Editors
Charles J.P. Chen, China Europe International Bussiness School
Minghai Wei, Sun Yat-sen University
Associate Editors
Sudipta Basu, Temple University;
Jeffrey Callen, University of Toronto;
Donghua Chen, Nanjing University;
Shimin Chen, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University;
Shijun Cheng, University of Maryland;
Yuan Ding, China Europe International Business School;
Zhaoyang Gu, University of Minnesota;
Jianqiao Hong, Fudan University;
Guohua Jiang, Peking University;
Zengquan Li, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics;
Gerald Lobo, University of Houston;
Bin Lin, Sun Yat-sen University;
Feng Liu, Sun Yat-sen University;
Suresh Radhakrishnan, University of Texas at Dallas;
Oliver Meng Rui, The Chinese University of Hong Kong;
Yifeng Shen, Xiamen University;
Xijia Su, City University of Hong Kong;
Yuetang Wang, Nanjing University;
Liansheng Wu, Peking University;
Joanna Shuang Wu, University of Rochester;
Xi Wu, Central University of Finance and Economics;
Zezhong Xiao, Cardiff University;
Hongqi Yuan, Fudan University;
Tianyu Zhang, City University of Hong Kong;
Language Advisor
Prof. John K. Courtis, City University of Hong Kong
Editorial Board
Xiao Chen, Tsinghua University;
Deming Dai; Renmin University of China;
Shu-Hsing Li, National Taiwan University;
Xing Liu, Chongqing University;
Yongze Liu, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics;
Zhiyuan Liu, Nankai University;
Zhengfei Lu, Peking University;
Fei Luo, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law;
Changjiang Lv, Fudan University;
Yan Meng, Central University of Finance and Economics;
Xiaohui Qu, Xiamen University;
Xianzhong Song, Jinan University;
Zheng Sun, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics;
Jingsong Tan, Sun Yat-sen University;
Yonghai Wang, Wuhan University;
Shanping Wang, Hunan University;
Anni Wu, National Chengchi University;
Xiongsheng Yang, Nanjing University;
Tianxi Zhang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University;
Dewu Zhao, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics
