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دانلود کتاب Accounting Education for the 21st Century. The Global Challenges

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Accounting Education for the 21st Century. The Global Challenges

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Accounting Education for the 21st Century. The Global Challenges

ویرایش: 1st 
نویسندگان: ,   
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ISBN (شابک) : 9780080424057, 0080424058 
ناشر: Elsevier Ltd, Pergamon Press 
سال نشر: 1994 
تعداد صفحات: 504 
زبان: English 
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توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب آموزش حسابداری برای قرن بیست و یکم. چالش های جهانی

عملکرد حسابداری، چه در تجارت و چه در دولت، پویاتر، پیچیده‌تر است و نسبت به پنج سال پیش به طیف وسیع‌تری از مسائل رسیدگی می‌کند. تغییرات مهم و سریع اجتماعی، سیاسی، فناوری و اقتصادی در اقتصاد جهانی در حال رخ دادن است و به طور فزاینده ای تشخیص داده می شود که حسابداران در همه کشورها نقش کلیدی در روند توسعه اقتصادی دارند. آموزش حسابداری در حال بررسی کامل در سطح جهانی است و تحولات عمده ای در حال وقوع است تا آموزش حسابداری باکیفیت تولید کند که بتواند با تغییرات پویای جهان همگام شود. این کتاب دیدگاهی به روز از وضعیت آموزش حسابداری در سراسر جهان ارائه می دهد و بر چالش های جهانی پیش روی آموزش حسابداری با نزدیک شدن به هزاره تمرکز دارد. هدف این کتاب برای دانشگاهیان علاقه مند به آموزش حسابداری است. کتابخانه ها با برنامه های حسابداری؛ شرکت های حسابداری و مشاوران


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Accounting practice, whether in business or government, is more dynamic, more complex, and addresses a wider array of issues than it did as little as five years ago. Significant and rapid social, political, technological and economic changes are taking place in the world economy and it is increasingly recognised that accountants in all countries play a key role in the process of economic development. Accounting education is undergoing a thorough review on a worldwide basis and major developments are taking place to produce quality accounting education that can keep pace with dynamic world change. This book provides an up-to-date view of the state of accounting education throughout the world and focusses on the global challenges facing accounting education as we approach the millennium. This book is aimed at academics interested in accounting education; libraries with accounting programmes; accounting firms and consultants



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Content: 
Front Matter, Page ifc1
Copyright, Page ifc2
Introduction, Pages i-iii
The Changing Face of the Profession — Green Ink Fortified by Vintage Wine, Pages 1-6, Peter D. Agars
Global Challenges for Accounting Education, Pages 7-18, Gerhard G. Mueller
The Skills and Competencies of Accountants, Pages 19-21, Murray C. Wells
Introduction to Accounting Education in China and Russia, Page 22
Accounting Education in China, Pages 23-28, Barry J. Cooper, Tang Yun Wei, Lynne Chow
A Western Accountancy Programme for the People\'s Republic of China, Pages 29-34, Barry J. Cooper, Anthea L. Rose
Accounting Practices and Education in Russia and Other Republics of the C.I.S., Pages 35-41, Adolf J.H. Enthoven, Jaroslav V. Sokolov
Accounting Education in Russia (Existing Approaches and Changes), Pages 42-44, Valery V. Kovalev, Jaroslav V. Sokolov
Recent Developments in Accounting Education in Russia, Pages 45-50, Lorraine T. Ruffing
Reform of Economic Systems and University Accounting Education in China, Pages 51-57, Yu Xu-ying
Introduction to Accounting Education in Developing Countries, Page 58
Developments in Indonesian Accountancy, Pages 59-72, Katjep K. Abdoelkadir, Hadori Yunus
Accounting Education in the Perspective of Economic Development in India: In Retrospect and Prospect, Pages 73-80, Bhabatosh Banerjee
The Impact of Accounting Education on Economic Development in the Caribbean, Pages 81-91, Robertine A. Chaderton
Accounting, Development, and the IFAC Guidelines, Pages 92-101, G.D. Donleavy
Future Problems and Challenges of Accounting Education in Small States, Pages 102-108, Charles A. Francalanza
Action and Results Oriented Research and Consultancy Approach to Third World Accounting Education and Professional Development, Pages 109-116, J.B. Ato Ghartey
A Comparison of Accounting Education Systems in Australia, the United States of America, and the People\'s Republic of China, Pages 117-125, Yi-fen (Grace) Hu, John A. Marts
Aligning Accounting Education and Training to the Skills Needs in Developing Nations: The Case of SADCC, Pages 126-133, Shabani Ndzinge
Enhancing Accounting Education in Developing Countries: The Case of Iran, Pages 134-137, Adel M. Novin, Ali Saghafi
Accounting Education Development in Papua, New Guinea, Pages 138-148, Fabian Pok
Needs of Accounting Education in Developing Countries: An African Case Study, Pages 149-160, R.S. Olusegun Wallace, Maurice Pendlebury
Introduction to Accounting Education in Developed Countries, Page 161
An Accounting Education Program for the 21st Century: A Canadian Experiment, Pages 162-169, Z. Jun Lin, Al Hunter
Cross-Cultural Influences on Audit Quality: A Comparison of Pacific Rim, European, and North American Audits, Pages 170-178, James C. Lampe, Steve G. Sutton
Customizing the Education Needs of Accounting Professionals: Two Australian Case Studies, Pages 179-186, Jillian C. Phillips, R.H. Keith Sloan, John Dekkers
An International Survey of Accounting Programs, Pages 187-194, Barbara Powell Reider, Donald N. Hester
Implications for Proposed Changes in Accounting Education: The New Zealand Experience, Pages 195-201, Kenton B. Walker, Lawrence A. McClelland
Australian Government Policy on Higher Education: Impact on Accounting Education, Pages 202-206, Joan D. Wells
Strategies for Change in Accounting Education: The U.S. Experiment, Pages 207-211, Doyle Z. Williams
Introduction to Instructional Innovations in Accounting Education, Page 212
Some Exploratory Applications of Suggestive Accelerative Learning and Teaching (SALT) in Accounting Education, Pages 213-216, Kwabena Anyane-Ntow
Extraterrestrial Transport, Inc. (ET2): An Out-of-this-World Instructional Innovation for Teaching Management Accounting, Pages 217-223, Cathleen S. Burns, Sherry K. Mills
Teaching Abroad: How to Develop a Summer International Accounting Program, Pages 224-226, Michael F. Cornick
Teaching “The Language of Business” as a Language: An Audio Approach to Elementary Accounting, Pages 227-237, Curtis L. DeBerg
Experiential Learning Theory: An Application with Individualized Problems on Foreign Currency Restatement, Pages 238-246, Orapin Duangploy, Guy W. Owings
Application of Technology in Accounting Instruction, Pages 247-252, Linda Garceau, Robert Bloom
Expert System-Driven Accounting Education: A Summary of Empirical Findings on the Reduction of Professorial Control, Pages 253-263, Paul M. Goldwater, Timothy J. Fogarty
Innovations in Accounting Education, Pages 264-270, John W. Hardy, Jay M. Smith, Larry A. Deppe
Designing, Writing, and Implementing Courses for an IT-Integrated Professional Accounting Program, Pages 271-283, David Harrison
Open Learning for Accountancy Education, Pages 284-288, Michael G. Harvey, Anthea L. Rose, Stephen Wellings
Computing in Introductory Financial Accounting Courses: A U.K. Example, Pages 289-298, Ruth King, John Whittaker
The Process of Academic Quality Improvement the Accounting and Business School of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Pages 299-304, Salvador Ruiz-de-Chávez, Alfonso Orozco
Using BITNET for International Accounting Education: A Japan-U.S. Study, Pages 305-310, Ichiro Shiina, M. Susan Stiner, Frederic M. Stiner Jr.
Accounting Internship: Expectations and Actual Experience, Pages 311-317, Susan Teo, Joanne Tay
The Use of a Computer Competency Exam Requirement in Undergraduate Accounting Programs: The Experience of University of Hawaii, Pages 318-322, David C. Yang
Using International Data Sources to Assess Audit Risk, Pages 323-327, Douglas E. Ziegenfuss
Introduction to Performance Evaluation in Accounting Education, Page 328
UNT Accounting Change Program Evaluation: Empirical Examination of Baseline Competencies, Pages 329-330, Frieda A. Bayer, William A. Luker, Robert H. Michaelsen, Neil Wilner
Integrating Communication Skills into the Accounting Curriculum: Evaluating Writing Assignments, Pages 331-335, Edward A. Becker, Thomas G. MacLennan
An Innovative Assessment Tool in the Accounting Curriculum: An Accounting Capstone Course Focusing on the Public Sector, Pages 336-345, Steven C. Dilley, Susan C. Kattelus
Cognitive Complexity and Accounting Education, Pages 346-352, Robert L. Hurt
Performance of Students in Introductory Accounting Courses: A Case Study, Pages 353-358, Can Simga Mugan, Gulnur Muradoglu Sengul
Accounting Students\' Performance Evaluation: Does the Examination Format Matter?, Pages 359-368, Mahmoud M. Nourayi
Introduction to Ethics and Professionalism in Accounting Education, Page 369
Integrating Ethics into Financial Management Courses: A Role-Play Approach, Pages 370-374, Kate M. Brown
Integration of Ethics into Tertiary Accounting Programmes in New Zealand and Australia, Pages 375-385, F.C. Chua, M.H.B. Perera, M.R. Mathews
Comparing Accountants\' Perceptions Towards Marketing and Advertising in Hong Kong and Malaysia: A Preliminary Study, Pages 386-393, Thomas C.H. Wong, Oliver H.M. Yau, Abdul Latif Shaikh Mohamed Al-Murisi, Abdul Aziz Abdul Latif
Introduction to International Accounting Standards, Page 394
IASC and Globalization: Can the Problem of Noncompliance be Overcome?, Pages 395-402, Fouad K. AINajjar
Synchronizing International Accounting Standards through Expert Systems, Pages 403-411, Man C. Maloo, Motichand Maloo
How are Accounting Standards Justified? An Anglo-American Perspective, Pages 412-418, Michael J. Mumford
Disclosure Pattern of Japanese Firms and Internalization of Capital Transactions: Education Needs in the Changing Economy, Pages 419-425, Ellie Okada-Onitsuka
Introduction to Further Issues in Accounting Education, Page 426
Accounting Education Changes for the Future, Pages 427-431, Dale Bandy
Is Accountancy a Profession? Implications for Education, Pages 432-436, Tonya K. Flesher, Dale L. Flesher
Vocational or Liberal? The Future of Accounting Education as an Analogy for the Higher Education Debate, Pages 437-443, Victor L. Honigberg
The Direction of Accounting and Accounting Education: Raising Crucial Questions in Terms of an Integrated Framework, Pages 444-451, Hideyuki Kamiryo
Multientry Multiexit Accounting Education, Pages 452-458, J.E. McLachlan, V. Wood
Taxation of Foreign Scholars in the United States: A Barrier Hindering International Accounting Education, Pages 459-464, Cherie J. O\'Neil, Joseph W. Antenucci
The Search for a Better Accounting System: The Overlooked Concern, Pages 465-472, Martin Putterill, Roger Debreceny, Darien Kerkin
Incorporating Practical Significance Results in Accounting Education Research: The Use of Effect Size Information, Pages 473-477, David E. Stout, Thomas L. Ruble
Towards Understanding the Gap between Accounting Research and Practice, Pages 478-488, Siva Velayutham, Asheq Rahman
Appendix, Pages 489-499




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