The Center initiates, conducts and promotes interdisciplinary accounting research, with particular emphasis on people as creators and recipients of information from the accounting system. The Center is interested in various factors (cultural, political, social, psychological, etc.) influencing the creation, perception, interpretation and use of accounting information by external and internal users, as well as the direct and indirect impact of accounting methods, tools and information on people in and outside the organization (primarily on their behavior). In the world, this research trend is usually called behavioral accounting. The Center organizes conferences and seminars. It cooperates with scientists representing various universities and disciplines of science. It brings them together, which results in numerous research projects carried out by multidisciplinary teams.