会計史研究の多様性に関する国際研究集会
International research meeting
Contemporary
significance of Accounting History Research
Part1: Study on business management and
accounting system of 17th century Dutch East India Company Nagasaki Branch
18
Sunday August 2019
Venue: Room3A, Musubiwazakan,
Kyoto Sangyo University
13:00
Opening time
13:15-13:20
Opening Remarks and Introduction
(Takehisa Hashimoto, Kyoto Sangyo University)
Keynote lecture：
Kees
Camfferman, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
The Nagasaki branch accounts in the light of more recent research on the
OC and on 17th/18th century accounting history
14:20-15:00
Takehisa Hashimto, Kyoto Sangyo
University
Significance and characteristics
of social expenses at Nagasaki branch of VOC
15:10-15:50
Joji Nozawa, Teikyo University
Accounting historical
significance of wine accounts in VOC: case of Nagasaki branch
15:50-16:30
Tsuneo
Nakano, Kokushikan University
Takeshi
Sugita, Osaka University of Economics
Governance and accounting system
features in VOC: Comparative study with British East India Company
16:30-17:00
General Discussion and Closing
Remarks
Part2: Special Lectures
22
Thursday August 2019
Venue: Room3A, Musubiwazakan,
Kyoto Sangyo University
13:00
Opening time
13:30-14:30
Kees Camfferman
“Forging accounting principles”
especially in Japan: A comparative review
14:30-14:50
Break
14:50-15:30
Related research reports
Yu Ishimitsu and Shinya Matsushita，Kyoto Sangyo University
15:30-16:00
General Discussion and Closing
Remarks