• 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 the development of an integrated ethical decision-making framework for Sri Lankan accountants: A developing country context 

  Liyanapathirana, Nirupika Samanthi (The University of Waikato, 2018)

  The rash of corporate collapses, fraud, and corrupt activities seen all around the world in recent years has not only provoked criticism of accountants, but also prompted researchers world-wide to increasingly turn their ...

  

• The Accountability of New Zealand's Charities: Meeting the Needs of Charity Stakeholders through Information Disclosure 

  Dimitrov, Dara Katie (The University of Waikato, 2017)

  For decades, New Zealand’s charity sector has been able to operate, unfettered by regulation and with low levels of accountability. For this reason, gaining any information from charities about the work they do has been ...

  

• The level of voluntary disclosure by Malaysian listed family-controlled companies 

  Md Zaini, Syeliya Binti (University of Waikato, 2017)

  The purpose of this research is to develop a best practice framework of voluntary disclosure for family-controlled companies in Malaysia. This study identifies the level of voluntary disclosure by Malaysian listed ...

  

• Examining the institutional work of sustainability reporting managers and sustainability assurance providers: An institutional work perspective 

  Farooq, Muhammad Bilal (University of Waikato, 2016)

  Sustainability reporting and sustainability assurance are new accounting technologies which have been introduced to assist organisations in transitioning to a sustainable growth model. The overarching research objective ...

  

• Improving Corporate Internet Reporting in China 

  Liu, George (University of Waikato, 2014)

  For decades companies have disseminated information through traditional paper-based methods such as annual reports. This traditional method of reporting is limited by numerous issues and so cannot properly reflect the ...

  

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