Research

8 March: Auditing the Derivative Usage of Bank-Holding Companies, presented by Assistant Professor Joseph Johnston, Illinois University.

22 March: Does better governance improve the quality of non-GAAP earnings disclosures?, presented by Professor Susan Wright, University of Newcastle.

5 April: Competing Logics, Performance Management Systems and Social Enterprises: Evidence from An Australian Not-for-Profit Entity, presented by Professor Nava Subramaniam, RMIT University.

4 May: Diagnosing the VAT compliance Burden: Process, Findings and Implications, presented by Professor Chris Evans, University of New South Wales.

31 May: The effectiveness of group assessment types in developing teamwork skills, presented by Professor Jacqueline Birt, University of Western Australia.

2 August: Value relevant of historical cost and fair value accounting information: Evidence from the European Real Estate industry, presented by Fan Yang PhD Candidate, The University of New South Wales.

30 August: Algorithm as Director: The Future of Corporate Governance?, presented by Professor Suzanne Le Mire, The University of Adelaide.

6 September: The R & D Tax Incentive and minerals exploration in Australia, presented by Mr Samuel Sherry, PhD Candidate, Australian National University.

27 September: Changing Accountabilities: Combining hierarchical and intelligent accountability practices in a public service organization, presented by Dr Robyn King, University of Queensland.

2 March: Strategic insider trading around earnings announcements in Australia, presented by Dr Dean Katselas, ANU College of Business Economics, Australian National University.

23 March: Auditing and financial reporting, presented by Professor Steven Cahan, Business School, University of Auckland.

20 April: Management accounting/Cost of carbon, presented by Dr Binh Bui, School of Accounting and Commercial Law, Victoria University of Wellington.

4 May: Corporate governance/Corporate social responsibility, presented by Assistant Professor Nam Tran, Melbourne Business School.

3 August: Accounting education - pedagogy, presented by Dr Gillian Vesty, School of Accounting, RMIT University.

17 August:Financial accounting, auditing and corporate governance, presented by Dr Chris Adrian, Department of Accounting, Monash University.

31 August: Auditing, nonprofit accounting, governance and regulation, presented by Professor David Gilchrist, Accounting and Finance, University of Western Australia.

14 September:Contemporary management accounting practices, presented by Associate Professor Paul Andon, University of New South Wales.

5 October:Accounting education, presented by Professor Phil Hancock, University of Western Australia.

Governing the poor: Evidence from New Zealand's Tax and Welfare Systems, presented by Associate Professor Lisa Marriott, Victoria University, New Zealand.

University-community engagement: Reflections on a work experience project, prestented by Dr Dianne McGrath, Charles Sturt University.

Controlling for risk: From board appetite to individual proclivity, presented by Professor Michael Davern, The University of Melbourne.

What drives trustee-director compensation in Australian superannuation funds? Presented by Dr Kevin Liu, University of New South Wales.

Scotland Scientific management and accountability through the efficient office: Visualising theoretical debates, presented by Distinguished Professor Lee Parker, RMIT University and Glasgow University.

How does international experience lead to higher levels of cultural intelligence? A qualitative study using accounting academics teaching transnationally. Presented by Professor Brendan O'Connell, RMIT University.

Multidimensional diversity in adult teams, presented by Associate Professor Bryan Howieson, University of Adelaide.

Prospectus forecast errors and mandatory explanations: Evidence from New Zealand, presented by Professor David Hay IPO.

Is there a business case for culture and gender diversity on corporate boards? Presented by Associate Professor Shireenjit K Johl, Deakin University.

Corruption and microfinance: A case study of Grameen Bank, presented by Dr Sharod Khandaker, Swinburne University of Technology.

Thriving on Digital Economy, presented by Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz, Distinguished PwC Chair Digital Economy.

Regulating audit quality via inspections and checklists: impact on auditor commitment and turnover intentions. Presented by Professor Robyn Moroney, Monash University.

Ireland Internal Controls in Euphoric and Recessive Economic Environments: A Longitudinal Study, presented by Professor Pall Rikhardsson, School of Business, Reykjavik University.

An Enigma Set to Remain a Fizzer? On the Absence of Social and Environmental Reporting in New Zealand. Presented by Professor Markus Milne, University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

Accountants’ views of their intra-organisational communication challenges and strategies: a not-for-profit sector perspective. Presented by Dr Lyn Daff, University of Southern Queensland.

The impact of the financial and tax audit regimes on audit characteristics, audit-client relationships, and audit quality and efficiency. Presented by Associate Professor Maria Dyball, University of Sydney.

Involuntary disclosure of intellectual capital: Is it relevant? Presented by Associate Professor Johannes Dumay, Macquarie University.

Whistleblowing, Audit Fees, and Internal Control Deficiencies, presented by Dr Gladys Lee, University of Melbourne.

Directors network and accruals quality in Malaysia, presented by Dr Abdul Wahab, Curtin University.

• Professor Jacqueline Birt, University of Western Australia, Australia
• Assistant Professor Joseph Johnston, Illinois University, USA
• Dr Amedeo Pugliese, University of Padova, Italy
• Professor Rick Krever, University of Western Australia, Australia
• Dr Encarna Guillamon-Saorin, University of Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
• Professor Tom Smith, Macquarie University, Australia
• Professor Martina Linnenluecke, Macquarie University, Australia

• Professor Ferdinand Gul, Deakin University
• Dr Gabriel Pereira Pundrich, Bocconi University, Italy
• Professor Steven Cahan, University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Dr Gayathri Gunatilake, Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom
• Professor William Q. Judge, E.V. Williams Chair of Strategic Leadership, Strome College of Business, USA
• Professor Niamh Brennan, University College Dublin, Ireland
• Dr Lily Chen, University of Auckland, New Zealand
• Associate Professor Bryan Howieson, The University of Adelaide, Australia
• Associate Professor Encarna Guillamon-Saorin, University of Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
• Professor James Guthrie, Macquarie University, Australia

• 30 January to 7 February: Professor David Lont, Otago University, New Zealand
• 1-15 March: Dr Simon Tan, Kings College, United Kingdom
• 1-6 May: Professor Craig Deegan, RMIT University
• 31 March to 14 April: Dr Jodie Moll, Manchester University, United Kingdom
• 4-7 July: Professor Adrian Sawyer, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
• 6-19 August: Professor Rick Krever, University of Western Australia
• 12-31 August: Assistant Professor Iman Harymawan, City University, Hong Kong
• 21 August to 1 September: Dr Dean Katselas, Australian National University
• 4-15 September: Professor David Hay, University of Auckland, New Zealand
• 6-11 November: Professor Blanaid Clarke, Trinity College Dublin/McCann Fitzgerald Chair in Corporate Law, Ireland
• 1-15 October: Associate Professor Cindy Durtschi, Driehaus College of Business, De Paul University, USA
• 29-31 October: Associate Professor Millicent Chang, University of Western Australia
• 30 October to 4 November: Associate Professor James Routledge, Hitotsubashi University, Japan
• 11-15 December: Professor Dorota Dobija, Kozminski University, Poland
• 2017 Executive in Residence: Bernard Curran, BDO Partner