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Use when deciding which car-* sub-skill to invoke next, or when sequencing manuscript work from topic selection through rebuttal for a Contemporary Accounting Research (CAR) manuscript. Routes — it does not replace — the specialized skills.

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Contemporary Accounting Research Workflow (car-workflow)

Overview

This is the router. It does not replace any specialized skill; it tells you which car- skill to use right now* for your CAR manuscript.

Default assumption: unless the user says otherwise, treat the target as Contemporary Accounting Research (CAR) — the premier research journal owned and sponsored by the Canadian Academic Accounting Association (CAAA) and published by Wiley (partnership since 2010), appearing quarterly (Mar/Jun/Sep/Dec). CAR is deliberately method-agnostic: it welcomes "interesting and intellectually rigorous work in all topic areas of accounting, using any appropriate method, and based in any discipline or research tradition." In practice the published mix is dominated by quantitative archival/capital-markets work, but CAR is also one of the most receptive top-tier outlets for experimental, analytical/modeling, field, and qualitative accounting research — so the first routing question is always which research tradition you are in, because methods, analysis, and contribution framing diverge sharply across archival, experimental, analytical, and qualitative papers.

Editorial team changes: Anup Srivastava (University of Calgary) is Editor-in-Chief, supported by Deputy EICs Elizabeth Demers, Alexander Edwards, and Hervé Stolowy and ~24 subject Editors; the EIC reviews all acceptance decisions. Verify the current masthead at caaa.ca/car-editorial-team. Fees, the Style Guide, and the Data Integrity & Code Sharing Policy change — confirm on the official CAAA/CAR pages.

When to trigger

  • "What should I do next?" with a half-built CAR manuscript
  • You have a result but are unsure whether the contribution lands in accounting theory or practice
  • A reviewer pushes on identification (archival), internal validity (experiment), or robustness of a model's assumptions (analytical)
  • You received a CAR decision letter and need to switch into response mode
  • You keep bouncing between method, analysis, and writing without a plan

Routing table

Current symptomNext skill
Idea is vague; unsure it fits CAR's broad-tent accounting scopecar-topic-selection
Predictions are descriptive; no theoretical/economic mechanismcar-theory-development
Front end reads as gap-spotting; the accounting conversation is missingcar-literature-positioning
Design/identification may not match the question (archival/exp/analytic)car-methods
Have data; unsure about estimation, robustness, or code-sharing prepcar-data-analysis
Results exist but the "so what for accounting" is thincar-contribution-framing
Exhibits cluttered, off CAR Style Guide, or not self-containedcar-tables-figures
Prose buries the question/finding; not in accounting house stylecar-writing-style
Ready to submit; need the Editorial Manager preflightcar-submission
Want to understand CAR's double-anonymous review before/after submitcar-review-process
Received an R&R; need to plan and draft the responsecar-rebuttal

Default order

  1. car-topic-selection — lock a question that fits CAR and your research tradition
  2. car-theory-development — build the mechanism / hypotheses / model
  3. car-literature-positioning — join an accounting conversation
  4. car-methods — match design and identification to the question
  5. car-data-analysis — estimate, run robustness, and prepare code-sharing
  6. car-contribution-framing — make the accounting contribution explicit
  7. car-tables-figures — finalize exhibits in CAR Style Guide format
  8. car-writing-style — full-manuscript prose polish
  9. car-submission — Editorial Manager preflight (blind file, title page, fee, ethics)
  10. car-review-process — set expectations for the two-reviewer, EIC-approved process
  11. car-rebuttal — after an R&R, revise then draft the response letter

car-tables-figures and car-writing-style are late-stage polish. Do not invoke them while identification (archival), internal validity (experiment), or the model (analytical) is unsettled.

Decision shortcuts

  • "Archival design, treatment may be endogenous" → car-methods then car-data-analysis
  • "Experiment — worried about confounds and manipulation checks" → car-methods
  • "Analytical model — is the contribution just a new comparative static?" → car-contribution-framing
  • "Need to upload code and a data availability statement" → car-data-analysis then car-submission
  • "Submitting this week; what does Editorial Manager need?" → car-submission
  • "Got an R&R from two reviewers and a subject Editor" → car-review-process then car-rebuttal

Stage tracker (fill and re-run the router)

Because CAR is method-agnostic, the tradition row drives every downstream standard. Fill it first, then let the top unfinished stage name the next skill.

CAR MANUSCRIPT — stage tracker
question   : [one-sentence accounting question]
tradition  : archival / experimental / analytical / field-qualitative
target     : CAR (vs TAR / JAR / JAE / RAST)  fit=[yes/borderline/no]

stage                          status        next skill
-----------------------------  ------------  --------------------------
topic & fit (which tradition)  [done]        car-topic-selection
theory / hypotheses / model    [in-progress] car-theory-development
literature positioning         [todo]        car-literature-positioning
design & identification        [todo]        car-methods
estimation + robustness        [todo]        car-data-analysis
+ code-sharing prep
accounting contribution        [todo]        car-contribution-framing
exhibits (Style Guide)         [todo]        car-tables-figures   (late)
prose polish                   [todo]        car-writing-style    (late)
Editorial Manager preflight    [todo]        car-submission
decision / R&R                 [—]           car-review-process → car-rebuttal

rule: identification (archival) / internal validity (exp) / model (analytical)
      must be settled before any (late) row is touched.

Anti-patterns

  • Do not route an archival paper, an experiment, and an analytical model through identical analysis advice — CAR's big-tent scope means the standards differ by tradition.
  • Do not let car-tables-figures beautify exhibits before the design and contribution settle.
  • Do not let car-rebuttal draft a response before the manuscript is actually revised.
  • Do not treat polish as a substitute for a genuine accounting contribution.

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