Browsing by Author "Davey, Howard"

• Accounting and culture: The case of Solomon Islands 

  Hauriasi, Abraham; Davey, Howard (Emerald, 2009)

  Purpose – This paper sets out to review research on the compatibility between values underlying western accounting systems and traditional Solomon Islands cultural values. The research takes a sociological view of accounting ...

• Accounting scandals, ethical dilemmas and educational challenges 

  Low, Mary; Davey, Howard; Hopper, Keith (Academic Press, 2007)

  Publicity over the role of accountants often accompanies major corporate collapses. It is argued that recent corporate scandals have set a new low for the accounting profession. It is, after all, the accountants who have ...

• Chinese and English language versions: intellectual capital disclosure 

  Liao, Likang; Low, Mary; Davey, Howard (Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2013)

  Purpose – The paper of this paper is to assess the extent and quality of IC disclosure in the Chinese and English language versions of the annual reports of 50 Chinese companies which are dual listed in both Chinese Mainland ...

• Comprehensive income: The perceived usefulness of total recognised revenues and expenses in New Zealand 

  Beale, Robert; Davey, Howard (Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 1999)

  Since 1995, the financial reports of New Zealand entities have been legally required to disclose a measure of comprehensive income known as Total Recognised Revenues and Expenses (TRRE). Financial analysts and members of ...

• Corporate social reporting in Thailand: The news is all good and increasing 

  Ratanajongkol, Sunee; Davey, Howard; Low, Mary (Emerald Group, 2006)

  Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent and nature of the corporate social reporting (CSR) practices of the 40 largest Thai companies over the years 1997, 1999 and 2001. Design/methodology/approach ...

• Towards an integrated reporting framework for China 

  Sun, Yanqi (The University of Waikato, 2021)

  Integrated Reporting (IR) has emerged as a new corporate reporting approach to communicating to stakeholders about organisational value creation. IR is expected to produce better corporate reporting for stakeholders and ...

  

• Having your cake and eating it too: Toward a deeper understanding of the potential of self-regulation to address private and public goals 

  Allen, Brennan Gerard (The University of Waikato, 2004)

  The purpose of this thesis is to help develop a deeper understanding of the potential of self-regulation in fields where private and public interests converge. The focus of the research was on [i] the development of standards ...

  

• Water availability and quality in the Jordan River Valley and the Zarqa River Basin : stakeholders' perspectives 

  Alshawabka, Zaid Ahmad (The University of Waikato, 2019)

  The objective of the thesis is to investigate stakeholders’ perspectives of the impacts of pollution in the Jordan River Valley and the Zarqa River Basin in Jordan (Arabic: الأردن Al-Urdunn). The impacts that pollution has ...

  

• A stakeholder approach to the development of a framework for forensic accounting education within the Jordanian context 

  Saadeh, Ahmed (The University of Waikato, 2019)

  If there is one business theme that has emerged over the last decades, it is financial corruption in the form of scandals. Billions of dollars in financial losses and an erosion of public confidence in financial reporting ...

  

• Towards understanding the root causes of outdoor education incidents 

  Davidson, Grant S. (The University of Waikato, 2005)

  Outdoor education involves the interaction of people with the natural environment, often in challenging situations. Because of this there are often real risks involved that must be suitably managed. Despite efforts at ...

  

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