Overview
Research in this area covers financial reporting issues, and the processes of setting Australian accounting standards within the global context. Research is undertaken within the broad accountability paradigm and the articulation of the various facets of the performance of organisations. A particular interest is in not-for-profit financial accountability. Projects currently being undertaken focus on the regulation of Australian not-for-profit organisations, including the development of appropriate performance indicators and the valuation and contribution of volunteers.
- Research leader
- Research team
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QUT
Professor Chris Ryan
Associate Professor Stuart Tooley
Dr Belinda Luke
Ms Lois Munro
Dr Tracy Artiach
Dr Craig Furneaux
Ms Anne Bean
Mrs Annette Quayle
Dr Azizul IslamMS Yuyu Zhang
Dr Sally Chaplin
Dr Janet Mack
Dr Shamima Haque
- Dr Vassili Joannides
- Organisational unit
- Lead unit School of Accountancy Other units
- Research area
- Governance, Accountability and Regulation
Professor Helen IrvineProjects
Potential thesis topics
Masters by research
- Motivation for corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure by corporations (or by social enterprises or by not-for-profit organisations) - Dr Azizul Islam
Current projects
PhD
- Design and criteria of strategic performance management systems in non-profit organisations. Principal supervisor: Associate Professor Stuart Tooley.
- Strategic importance of performance measurement systems in the nonprofit sector. Principal supervisor: Professor Helen Irvine.
