Visitors 2003
Date: 10 February - 7 March
Dr Ursula Lucas, Bristol Business School, University of the West of England
Accounting education.
Date: 30 January - 28 February
Professor Stuart McLeay, Division of Banking, Finance and Economic Studies, University of Wales, Bangor
Capital markets; regulation; financial analysis; statistical modelling; comparative international research.
Date: 3 March - 14 April
Professor Dick Edwards, Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University
Accounting history.
Date: 22 June - 5 July
Professor Rajendra Srivastava, School of Business, University of Kansas
Continuous and on-line auditing; information quality; decision-making under uncertainty; belief functions applications to auditing; expert systems in auditing; theoretical study of internal control systems (design and analysis); statistical sampling; currently involved in XBRL - Extensible Business Reporting Language for e-commerce.
Date: 29 July to 31 August
Professor Michele Pizzo, Faculty of Business Economics, The II University of Naples, Italy
Related party transactions; realisation principles; accounting for financial institutions.
Date: 29 September - 7 November
Professor Felix Liermann, University of Applied Sciences, Frankfurt, Germany
The interconnection between research and financial practice.
Date: 29 November - 20 December
Professor Richard Laughlin, The Management Centre, King's College London, University of London, UK.
Accounting and organisational change with specific reference to the public sector; role of accounting in societal and organisational policy and regulation; governance and accountability systems with specific reference to the public sector; social science research approaches for understanding the policy and practice of accounting.
Date: 29 November - 20 December
Professor Jane Broadbent, School of Management, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK.
Accounting theory and control - the role of accounting in processes of control, change and resistance; accounting in health services, schools and the public sector, accounting, contracts and regulation.