Examines how design science research can be better produced and evaluated in accounting, offering frameworks for researchers and reviewers working with novel artifacts and systems.
Investigates PCAOB enforcement through interviews with sanctioned auditors and former enforcement staff, exploring whether current practices align with the Board's investor-protection mandate.
Studies how investors and stakeholders respond to auditor change announcements by examining information acquisition behavior and its implications for audit-related disclosures.
Explores unintended consequences of public auditor oversight, documenting how regulatory scrutiny can lead to real earnings management and reduced corporate innovation.
Examines how unauthorized IT systems affect managers' perceptions of information credibility and their subsequent decision-making, with implications for internal controls and governance.
Develops citation-based rankings of accounting programs across different research topics and methodologies, providing a nuanced view of institutional research strengths.
Provides comprehensive rankings of institutions and scholars contributing to accounting education research, highlighting influential work shaping how accounting is taught.
Investigates how students perceive new CPA licensure pathways and how these perceptions influence demand for graduate accounting programs.
Analyzes the internal control failures and governance breakdowns that enabled the FTX collapse, offering lessons for auditing, risk assessment, and professional skepticism.
Examines the relationship between auditor changes and information risk, exploring how transitions between auditors affect the information environment for investors.