Overview
The research orientation of the accounting group at the ANU is broadly
based and accepting of interdisciplinary work. Research generally has an
empirical or behavioural slant although the group welcomes research
contributions from more theoretical perspectives.
Main research agendas:
- Corporate Governance - see
http://corpgov.fec.anu.edu.au
- Financial Accounting - asset valuation, taxation and segment
reporting.
- Environmental Accounting - sustainability accounting, triple bottom
line, web disclosure, and environmental accounting in Asia.
- Accounting History - colonial entrepeneurs, women in commercial
commerce.
- Management Accounting - budgeting and cost analysis, strategic
management accounting, project management and compensation schemes.
- Auditing - audit fee models, auditor independence, and audit
judgement. See
http://ancaar.fec.anu.edu.au
- Capital Markets - insider trading, accounting disclosures, and stock
market reactions to accounting numbers.
These agendas are not limiting but help define the major emphasis of
research undertaken by the group. Staff and graduate students cross over
these areas and the group is responsive to the evolution of the discipline.
Research students are encouraged to consider pursuing a thesis along these
lines.
Contact
Professor Gary
Monroe, Professor of Accounting
or alternatively contact the
School of Accounting and
Business Information Systems
Members of the Research Group
Professor Gary Monroe
Ms Joanna Masangkay
A/Prof Greg Shailer
Dr Alfred Tran
Dr Janet Lee
Dr Leanne Johns
Dr Sumit Lodhia
Professor Keith Houghton
Mr Andrew Hughes
Ms Catherine Ikin
Dr Rebecca Tan
Mr Seng Teh
Ms Keturah Whitford
Dr Sorin Daniliuc
Mr C M Sarowar Hossain
Ms Louise Lu
Dr Timothy Kam
Ms Marwa El-Kobtan
Mr Mark Wilson
Ms Yuyu Zhang
Mr Dean Katselas
Professor Kerry Jacobs
Mr David Lacey
Professor Allan Barton
Dr Steven Fraser
Mr Chris Ikin
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