Browsing by Author "Hooper, Keith"
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Accounting scandals, ethical dilemmas and educational challenges
(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 ... -
Persistence in mutual fund returns: New Zealand evidence
(Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, 2006)Many studies have discussed mutual funds performance, especially about the persistence of excess returns. Regression is the most common method to be used to research the fund persistence. Dutta (2002) proposes a simpler ... -
Representations in accounting: The metaphor effect
(2000-06)The paper acknowledges the dominance of the numerate scientific “what is” approach to financial reporting and comments on the growing role of complementary narratives and photographs in annual reports. Narratives by their ...
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Possibilities of transformation: discourses of difference in organisational communication
(The University of Waikato, 1998)In this thesis I set out to create an interdisciplinary location from which to address the relationship between gender and communication in an organisational context. I draw on feminist and post-structuralist theory to ask ... -
Archetypes and the unthought: The projection of the King’s Court in New Zealand television media
(The University of Waikato, 2000)This thesis explores archetypal projections of conflict in Television New Zealand’s news and current affairs as an unthought. The television news and current affairs programmes identified in the thesis relate to issues of ... -
Explorations of structure and choice in taxing capital gains: New Zealand tax experts' perspectives
(University of Waikato, 2010)This study explores the key issues, aspects, and attributes concerning capital gains tax (CGT) to enable the formulation of policy guidelines that might be used if a CGT were considered in New Zealand. It contends that the ...
