Apr 2, 2014 - The Ledgers of Death: William Farr, Florence Nightin- gale & the system of uniform hospital accounts. 11.50 â 12.30. Andy Holden (Newcastle).
Heriot Watt University Presents:
Accounting, Society and the Environment (ASE) Research Workshop Wednesday 2nd April 2014
Accounting
Venue
The Cedar Room Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh http://www.hw.ac.uk/student-life/campus-life/ edinburgh/edinburgh-campus-map.htm
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Session 1
Chair: Nick Paisey
Location: Cedar Room
9.10 – 9.25
Registration and coffee
9.25 – 9.30
Welcome: Dr Audrey Paterson
9.30 – 10.00
Ian Thomson (Heriot Watt), Colin Dey (Stirling) & Shona Russell (St Andrews)
Confrontations, counter-action and co-operations. Conceptualising conflict arenas for external accounting.
10.00 – 10.30
Ahmed Saleh (Aberdeen)
Users acceptance of online reporting in the UK.
10.30 - 11.00
Alexander Aggnono (Heriot Watt)
Analysing factors affecting capital expenditure control in Indonesian Local Government.
11.00 -11.30
Coffee Break
11.30 – 12.noon Bill Jackson (Heriot Watt), & Audrey Paterson (Heriot Watt)
The Ledgers of Death: William Farr, Florence Nightingale & the system of uniform hospital accounts.
11.50 – 12.30
Philanthropy and healthcare in the nineteenth century.
Andy Holden (Newcastle)
12.30– 1.30pm Lunch
Session 2
Chair: David Leung
Location: Mezzanine/ Cedar Room
13.30 - 13.40
Bridget Ogharanduku PhD Student Poster
Gender and the professionalization of accountancy: The Nigerian context
13.40– 13.50
Roza Sagitova PhD Student Poster
Environmental Accounting in Russia.
13.50—14.00
Darren Jubb PhD Student Poster
Music producers as hybrid accountants.
14.00 - 14.30
Thereza de Aguiar (Glasgow), & Global climate change and corporate disclosure: pedaAnne Fearfull (Dundee) gogical tools for critical accounting?
14.30 - 15.00
Colin Dey (Stirling)
15.00 –15.30
Coffee Break
Session 3
Chair: Santhosh Abraham
15.30 - 16.00
Sonja Gallhofer (Glasgow), Improving the effectiveness of corporate governance Jim Haslam (Newcastle) & Aki- and accounting disclosure: insights from Robert Ozaki ra Yonekura (Heriot Watt) and Japan.
16.00 - 16.30
Robin Roslender (Dundee), Christian Nielsen (Aalborg) & Stefan Schaper (Pescara)
The rise (and fall) of the intellectual capital statement: whatever happened to the legitimacy of intellectual capital reporting in Denmark.
16.30- 16.40
Jim Haslam (Newcastle)
Close
16.40– 17.00
Coffee and Depart
External accounts and (in)commensuration: insights from the Top 100 Economic Entities debate.
