Accounting and Financial History Research Journal aims to contribute to the scholarly exploration of historical developments in accounting, finance, and business practices. Established as the first journal of its kind in the Balkans and Middle East regions, it seeks to illuminate the rich and diverse heritage of accounting and financial practices spanning ancient Mesopotamian civilizations to the modern era. By encouraging rigorous, original research, the journal facilitates a deeper understanding of the historical influences that shape contemporary accounting and financial systems worldwide. Contributions exploring various geographical contexts, methodological approaches, and interdisciplinary perspectives are warmly welcomed.

Accounting and Financial History Research Journal is a peer-reviewed, bilingual (Turkish and English) publication issued semiannually. It publishes original research articles focusing on the historical evolution of accounting, finance, and business practices. The journal embraces diverse methodological approaches, including archival research, interpretive historical analyses, and comparative studies. Scholars are encouraged to submit manuscripts that provide insights into historical practices, theoretical developments, methodological advancements, and their implications for current practices and policies.

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