Managerial attitudes toward a stakeholder prominence within a Southeast Asia context (2009)
This research monograph empirically examines the attitudes of managers and managerial students in Australia, China and Indonesia toward the perceived 'prominence' and 'salience' of selected...
A multidimensional measure in accounting ethics research (2007)
This study contributes to accounting ethics research by providing empirical evidence and some suggestions for the selection of variables to measure ethical judgements and ethical intentions of...
A multidimensional measure in accounting ethics research (2007)
This study contributes to accounting ethics research by providing empirical evidence and some suggestions for the selection of variables to measure ethical judgements and ethical intentions of...
A multidimensional measure in accounting ethics research (2007)
This study contributes to accounting ethics research by providing empirical evidence and some suggestions for the selection of variables to measure ethical judgements and ethical intentions of...
Developing financial intelligence : an assessment of the FIUs in Australia and India (2007)
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to present a comparative position of the extent of commonality or diversity in the rationale, objectives, processes used and outcomes achieved by financial...
Chand, Parmod, Patel, Chris, Patel, Arvind
The implicit assumption in convergence of accounting standards is that greater comparability will result in financial reports across countries if they adopt the International Accounting Standards...
Some theoretical and methodological suggestions for cross-cultural accounting studies (2004)
This paper contributes to cross-cultural research by identifying the theoretical and methodological strengths and weaknesses of selected previous research related to accountants' values and...
Some theoretical and methodological suggestions for cross-cultural accounting studies (2004)
This paper contributes to cross-cultural research by identifying the theoretical and methodological strengths and weaknesses of selected previous research related to accountants' values and...
A study of uncertainty expressions in Australian accounting and auditing standards (2003)
Psaros, Jim, Patel, Chris, Warnakulisuriya, Sriyani
This study is an empirical examination of Australian auditors' interpretation of selected key uncertainty expressions such as virtual certainty, expected, reasonable assurance and possible, contained...
A study of uncertainty expressions in Australian accounting and auditing standards (2003)
Psaros, Jim, Patel, Chris, Warnakulasuriya, Shriyanie
Australian auditors' interpretation of selected key uncertainty expressions, such as virtual certainty, expected, reasonable assurance and possible, contained in Australian accounting and auditing...
A study of uncertainty expressions in Australian accounting and auditing standards (2003)
Psaros, Jim, Patel, Chris, Warnakulasuriya, Shriyanie
Australian auditors' interpretation of selected key uncertainty expressions, such as virtual certainty, expected, reasonable assurance and possible, contained in Australian accounting and auditing...
A study of uncertainty expressions in Australian accounting and auditing standards (2003)
Psaros, Jim, Patel, Chris, Warnakulisuriya, Sriyani
This study is an empirical examination of Australian auditors' interpretation of selected key uncertainty expressions such as virtual certainty, expected, reasonable assurance and possible, contained...
A study of uncertainty expressions in Australian accounting and auditing standards (2003)
Psaros, Jim, Patel, Chris, Warnakulasuriya, Shriyanie
Australian auditors' interpretation of selected key uncertainty expressions, such as virtual certainty, expected, reasonable assurance and possible, contained in Australian accounting and auditing...
Patel, Chris, Harrison, Graeme L, McKinnon, Jill L
This study examines cultural influences on professional judgments of Australian, Indian and Chinese Malaysian accountants in relation to auditor–client conflict resolution. The study draws on...
Patel, Chris, Harrison, Graeme L, McKinnon, Jill L
This study examines cultural influences on professional judgments of Australian, Indian and Chinese Malaysian accountants in relation to auditor–client conflict resolution. The study draws on...
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Some theoretical and methodological suggestions for cross-cultural accounting studies
This paper contributes to cross-cultural research by identifying the theoretical and methodological strengths and weaknesses of selected previous research related to accountants' values and...
A multidimensional measure in accounting ethics research
This study contributes to accounting ethics research by providing empirical evidence and some suggestions for the selection of variables to measure ethical judgements and ethical intentions of...
Some theoretical and methodological suggestions for cross-cultural accounting studies
This paper contributes to cross-cultural research by identifying the theoretical and methodological strengths and weaknesses of selected previous research related to accountants' values and...