Publications by Professor Jim Haslam - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Professor Habiba Al-Shaer Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	The accountancy profession and emerging economies: reflections on the case of Syria at the margins of the global order	2019
Professor Louise Crawford Professor Jim Haslam	Reports on Payments to Governments: A critical review of early developments and experiences	2017
Professor Louise Crawford Professor Jim Haslam	Reports on Payments to Governments: A report on early developments and experiences	2017
Professor Jim Haslam	Audit committees, non-audit services, and auditor reporting decisions prior to failure	2016
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Accounting as differentiated universal for emancipatory praxis. Accounting delineation and mobilisation for emancipation(s) recognising democracy and difference	2015
Professor Jim Haslam	Corporate reporting implication in migrating from defined benefit to defined contribution pension schemes: A focus on the UK	2014
Professor Jim Haslam	Implementation of IAS/IFRS in Poland - major research approached and new research possibilities	2014
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Further critical reflections on a contribution to the methodological issues debate in accounting	2013
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Accounting disclosure, corporate governance and the battle for markets: The case of trade negotiations between Japan and the U.S.	2012
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Understanding Syrian accountants' perceptions of, and attitudes towards, social accounting	2012
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Accountability and transparency in relation to human rights: A critical perspective reflecting upon accounting, corporate responsbility and ways forward in the context of globalisation	2011
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Emancipation, the spiritual and accounting	2011
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	The accountancy profession and the ambiguities of globalisation in a post-colonial, Middle Eastern and Islamic context: Perceptions of accountants in Syria	2011
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Accounting for privatisation in Africa? Reflections from a critical interdisciplinary perspective	2010
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Educating and Training Accountants in Syria in a Transition Context: Perceptions of Accounting Academics and Professional Accountants	2009
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	A Commentary on 'Professionalizing Claims and the State of UK Professional Accounting Education: Some Evidence'	2007
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Exploring social, political and economic dimensions of accounting in the global context: the International Accounting Standards Board and accounting disaggregation	2007
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Reply to: "Analysing accounting discourse: avoiding the 'fallacy of internalism'"	2007
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Islam, nature and accounting: Islamic principles and the notion of accounting for the environment	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Mobilising accounting in the radical media during the First World War and its aftermath: The case of Forward in the context of Red Clydeside	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Online reporting: accounting in cybersociety	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Response to Prem Sikka's reflections on the internet and possibilities for counter accounts	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	The accounting–globalisation interrelation: An overview with some reflections on the neglected dimension of emancipatory potentiality	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	The emancipatory potential of online reporting: The case of counter accounting	2006
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	Accounting and Emancipation: Some Critical Interventions	2003
Professor Sonja Gallhofer Professor Jim Haslam	International Accounting and the Accounting Curriculum: The New Zealand Case	1999