Add to ORKGThis research monograph is an empirical examination of cultural influences on professional judgments of Australian, Indian and Chinese Malaysian accountants in relation to auditor-client conflict resolution, and whistle blowing as an internal control mechanismCh. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Literature review -- Ch. 3. Theory development and hypotheses formulation -- Ch. 4. Research method -- Ch. 5. Results : cultural values -- Ch. 6. Results : hypotheses tests -- Ch. 7. Conclusions
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of ethnic culture and orga...
We examine the influence of national culture on the judgments of Australian and Chinese tertiary acc...
This research examined cross-cultural differences in business-related ethical perceptions. Subjects ...
This study examines cultural influences on professional judgments of Australian, Indian and Chinese ...
Theoretical conceptions of culture in accounting research are controversial, ranging from highly det...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of both cultural and non-c...
The increasing pace of globalisation, and the concomitant international harmonisation and standardis...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
Countries adopting International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) need to educate and train thei...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of ethnic culture and orga...
International convergence of financial reporting with adoption of International Financial Reporting ...
Purpose – The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of culture on accounting profess...
The aim in this study was to explore a different approach to examine the influence of culture on acc...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of ethnic culture and orga...
We examine the influence of national culture on the judgments of Australian and Chinese tertiary acc...
This research examined cross-cultural differences in business-related ethical perceptions. Subjects ...
This study examines cultural influences on professional judgments of Australian, Indian and Chinese ...
Theoretical conceptions of culture in accounting research are controversial, ranging from highly det...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of both cultural and non-c...
The increasing pace of globalisation, and the concomitant international harmonisation and standardis...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
The complexity of human behavior challenges our explanatory powers. Yet, in this day and age we desp...
Countries adopting International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) need to educate and train thei...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of ethnic culture and orga...
International convergence of financial reporting with adoption of International Financial Reporting ...
Purpose – The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of culture on accounting profess...
The aim in this study was to explore a different approach to examine the influence of culture on acc...
This study extends prior cross-cultural research by examining the effects of ethnic culture and orga...
We examine the influence of national culture on the judgments of Australian and Chinese tertiary acc...
This research examined cross-cultural differences in business-related ethical perceptions. Subjects ...