HDR Supervisors
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Accounting and Finance
Name | Research areas |
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Professor Leopold Bayerlein | Financial Reporting, Financial Reporting Quality (Including Earning Management/Smoothing, Value Relevance, Disclosure Quality), Communication Processes in Financial Reporting, and Environmental Reporting. |
Professor Gabriel Donleavy | Cash flow statements, academic accounting management structures, the origins of fair value accounting, criticisms of stakeholder theory, accounting measurement and alternatives to subjective estimation, evolving a general theory of accounting, third sector management. To date, I have published 40 refereed articles, many papers and 6 books. |
Dr Ashfaq Khan | Institutional theory and organisational change dynamics, small business management, microfinance, poverty, and poverty alleviation strategies. |
Dr Kamaljeet Sandhu | Information Systems Adoption, Management Accounting and Corporate Governance Adoption, and E-Learning Acceptance at Universities. |
Dr Subba Reddy Yarram | Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Financial Services, Financial development of emerging markets. |
Professor Omar Al Farooque | Corporate governance (including board diversity; executive compensation); Auditing; CSR/ESG/sustainability; Earnings quality/financial reporting/disclosure quality; Banking ; Finance; Economics/institutional quality; Waste management/circular economy; Public policy |
Dr Supawadee (Bee) Moss | Earnings management, earnings manipulation, earnings quality and income smoothing; Corporate governance; Auditing and audit quality; Tax avoidance and tax planning; Contemporary Financial reporting issues; Forensic accounting, accounting fraud and corporate fraud |
Dr Priyantha Mudalige | Capital market microstructure; Corporate finance; Environmental finance |
Economics
Name | Research areas |
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Professor Derek Baker | Measurement and analysis of food industry performance, particularly in the development of empirical value chain analysis. |
Emeritus Professor Oscar Cacho | Economics of Biosecurity, Climate change adaptation and mitigation, Bioeconomics of agriculture and natural resources, Risk analysis. |
Associate Professor George S. Chen | New Economic Geography. Specifically, empirical investigations of the applications of New Economic Geography in areas such as social welfare, trade policy, tax policy and regional policy. |
Emeritus Professor Brian Dollery | Topics for Research for Economics, Finance and Structure of Australian Local Government:
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Dr David Hadley | My principal research areas are concerned with the valuation of ecosystem goods and services and economic assessment methodologies that incorporate these valuations (predominately cost-benefit analysis). My focus has been on 'wet' ecosystems; wetlands, river water quality and marine and coastal environments. I also have a further strand of research based in efficiency and productivity analysis; particularly with respect to agricultural production, and with the incorporation of environmental externalities into measures of productivity. I am also involved in several projects that measure efficiency and productivity in more conventional ways. |
Associate Professor Susan Hester | Biosecurity Economics. |
Associate Professor Nam Hoang | Econometrics, Time-Series and Panel Data Modelling, Macroeconomics. |
Dr Shawn Leu | Applied macroeconometrics, international finance, monetary economics, and open economy macroeconomics. |
Associate Professor Stuart Mounter | Impact assessment and the distribution of benefits from technological change, advertising programs and government policies; price formation in food and fibre markets; value chain analysis; wine economics. |
Dr L. Emilio Morales | Lecturer in Agribusiness/Agricultural Economics, Value Chain Analysis, Agricultural Markets Modelling, Marketing Systems and Trade Policies Analysis, Consumer Preferences and Willingness to Pay. |
Dr Jonathan Moss | Agricultural and resource economics, spatial econometrics, wine economics, bioeconomics, spatial optimisation of managed ecosystems and the emerging carbon markets. |
Dr Tony Ramsay | International political economy; labour market economics and employment output; socialised investment and infrastructure renewal; history of international economic policy change; and, business, labour and governmental relations. |
Emeritus Professor Mahinda Siriwardana | Economics, especially in the fields of Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) modelling and trade policy analysis. |
Professor Rene Villano | Agricultural economics, applied econometrics and development economics. Current and previous higher degree research supervisions include efficiency and productivity analyses in agriculture, local government, health services, and education; adoption studies, impact assessments; value chain analysis; poverty and food security analyses. |
Dr Subahini Ahangamage | Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) modelling _ Global Trade, Energy and climate change |
Management
Name | Research areas |
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Professor Sujana Adapa | Corporate social responsibility, Communication Information, Systems research, Destination branding, Cross-cultural studies. |
Dr Simon Burgess | My general areas of research interest are business ethics, leadership, ethical leadership, and sustainability. |
Dr Subas Dhakal | Community-Based Solutions; Education, Employment & Employability; Fourth Industrial Revolution; and Socially Responsible Businesses in the Asia Pacific |
Dr Lucie Newsome | Dr Newsome's research interests and experience spans politics, policy and business, with a particular focus on agribusiness, the influence of gender and regional economies. Her previous research students have investigated changes in the agricultural labour market, cross-national comparisons of policies to support women's entrepreneurship and access to superannuation for independent contractors in the arts sector. Her own research focuses on the development of paid parental leave policy, policy to support women's representation on corporate boards, women's entrepreneurship in agribusiness, women in sustainable agriculture and initiatives to support women's employment in regional areas. |
Emeritus Professor Alison Sheridan | Regional governance, gender and leadership, business in a regional context and regional development. |
Dr Matthew Wysel | Economic optimisation of data-sharing platforms, regional entrepreneurship and technology commercialisation |
Dr Andrea Wallace | Local government economics and policies including amalgamations, and public inquiries. Economic History and Organisational communication. |