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PhD Accounting University of Auckland
Masters Accounting University of Auckland
Bachelors Accounting University of Auckland

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According to Wikipedia, Rachel Baskerville is a New Zealand academic, and as of 2019 is a full professor at the Victoria University of Wellington. Academic career After a thesis titled 'Dimensions of CCA-1: an Oral History Study of the Failure of the Inflation Accounting Standard in New Zealand' at the Victoria University of Wellington, Baskerville rose to full professor.

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Rachel Baskerville's Published Works

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Hofstede Never Studied Culture (2003) (794)
Colliding Worlds: Issues Relating to Language Translation in Accounting and Some Lessons from Other Disciplines (2015) (73)
A Research Note: The Unfinished Business of Culture (2005) (68)
Charity Transgressions, Trust and Accountability (2011) (67)
The darkening glass: Issues for translation of IFRS (2011) (63)
Charity financial reporting regulation: a comparative study of the UK and New Zealand (2007) (57)
Three models, one goal: Assessing financial vulnerability in New Zealand amateur sports clubs (2013) (57)
Due Process Failure in Sector-Neutral Accounting Standard-Setting (2002) (37)
Audit Expectation‐Performance Gap Revisited: Evidence from New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Part 2: Changes in the Gap in New Zealand 1989–2008 and in the United Kingdom 1999–2008 (2012) (37)
Audit Expectation‐Performance Gap Revisited: Evidence from New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Part 1: The Gap in New Zealand and the United Kingdom in 2008 (2012) (37)
Glocalization of accounting standards: Observations on neo-institutionalism of IPSAS (2019) (36)
Hegemony, Stakeholder Salience and the Construction of Accountability in the Charity Sector (2005) (35)
The Effect of Accounting Firm Mergers on the Market for Audit Services: New Zealand Evidence (2006) (35)
The Experience of Deep Learning by Accounting Students in a University Accounting Course (2013) (33)
The ‘NZ’ in ‘NZ IFRS’: Public Benefit Entity Amendments (2008) (30)
The Association between Partnership Financial Integration and Risky Audit Client Portfolios (2007) (29)
The impact of globalization on professional accounting firms: Evidence from New Zealand (2010) (22)
The Experience of Deep Learning by Accounting Students (2013) (22)
Control or collaboration? Contrasting accountability relationships in the primary health sector (2010) (22)
Accounting historians engaging with scholars inside and outside accounting: Issues, opportunities and obstacles (2017) (19)
Entering the accounting profession: the operationalization of ethnicity-based discrimination (2016) (19)
An Analysis of the Value of Cash Flow Statements of New Zealand Pension Schemes (2007) (18)
Small GAAP: A Large Jump for the IASB (2006) (17)
A development agenda, the donor dollar and voluntary failure (2010) (17)
Not Reporting a Profit: Constructing a Non‐Profit Organisation (2011) (16)
Professional closure by proxy: the impact of changing educational requirements on class mobility for a cohort of Big 8 partners (2006) (14)
Dangerous, Dominant, Dependent, or Definitive: Stakeholder Identification when the Profession Faces Major Transgressions (2004) (12)
Researching Ethnicity in the Pacific Region (2014) (11)
Ethnicity as inclusion and exclusion: Drawing on concept and practice in accounting research (2016) (10)
Sector-Neutral Accounting Standards: A Ten-year Experiment (2007) (9)
Voices within the winds of change: The demise of KMG Kendons (2014) (8)
THE TELLING POWER OF CCA — A NEW ZEALAND ORAL HISTORY (1999) (7)
100 Questions (and Answers) About IFRS (2011) (6)
A Very Private Matter: Anti-Nepotism Rules in Accounting Partnerships (2006) (6)
Usefulness of consolidated government accounts: A comparative study (2018) (6)
TRANSLATION AND ITS PROBLEMS: AN INTER-PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE AND LESSONS FOR ACCOUNTING (2010) (6)
A Research Note on Understandability, Readability and Translatability of IFRS (2014) (5)
Consolidated Government Accounts: How Are They Used? (2015) (5)
Crowdfunding: A Threat or Opportunity for University Research Funding? (2014) (5)
From Local to Global: Auckland Accounting Partnerships (2006) (5)
Financial Vulnerability in Football Clubs: Learning From Resource Dependency and Club Theories (2018) (4)
Accountants' Truth: Knowledge and Ethics in the Financial World (2011) (4)
The Role of Expectancy Theory and Observed Constituency Response Levels to Exposure Drafts in Accounting Standard-Setting in New Zealand (2005) (4)
On the directional asymmetry of rhesus macaque forelimb bones. (1992) (4)
Does Darwin Belong in Business? The Danger and Comfort of the Evolutionary Metaphor (2007) (4)
Content and context : "fair" values in China (2017) (3)
What mischief does this legislation seek to cure (2006) (3)
A Game Theory Approach to Research on Lobbying Activities in Accounting Regulation: Benefits and Issues (2007) (3)
Situating IFRS Translation in the EU within Speed Wobbles of Convergence (2011) (3)
The Perceived Message in the Audit Report – An Experimental Exploration (2010) (3)
Financing Sports Organisations in New Zealand: The Impact of Governors’ Choices. A Report Prepared for Sport New Zealand (2011) (3)
How students’ ethnicity influences their respect for teachers (2014) (3)
Student Learning Preferences: International Students in Comparative Perspective (2012) (3)
Assessment and Intrinsic Motivation (2011) (3)
Damage Report (2000) (3)
The Experience of Relevance Structure in an Accounting Course (2011) (3)
On Neandertal Pubic Length (1989) (3)
Understanding the Significance of Revenue Diversification in Nonprofit Sports Clubs (2011) (2)
Icons of Repute: The Attribution of Lamarckian and Darwinian Evolutionary Mechanisms in Economics (2007) (2)
Paying the Price of the Failure to Retain Legitimacy in a National Charity: The CORSO Story (2008) (2)
Globalization of Professional Accounting: The Big 8 Entering New Zealand (2007) (2)
Accounting and charities – an introduction (2016) (2)
Cash, Sinkholes and Sources. How are Community Sport and Recreation Organisations Funded and What are the Implications for Their Future Viability? Research Report 1: Golf Clubs (2010) (2)
Assessing Financial Vulnerability in Nonprofit Sports Organisations (2010) (2)
Stakeholder Divergence and Institutional Extinction in the Not-for-profit Sector: the CORSO story (2006) (2)
Inaugural Lecture: '109 Voices: Translation Issues for Accounting Standards in the EU', Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand (2011) (2)
THE CONCEALED PROBLEMS FOR ACCOUNTING LABOUR IN GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL NETWORK INITIATIVES (2007) (1)
Robert Muldoon, Accountant, Prime Minister (2007) (1)
Turf Wars or Missionary Zeal: IFRS, IFAC, The World Bank and the IMF (2013) (1)
The Evolution of Darwinism in Business Studies (2006) (1)
The (Mis)uses of Pierre Bourdieu’s practical epistemology in accounting-related social research (2014) (1)
Tylor's Legacy in International Accounting Research (2007) (1)
The lschium/Pubic Index for Sex Determination from Fragmentary Pelvic Material in Prehistoric New Zealand Populations (1992) (1)
An Ethnographic Study of Annual General Meetings in Not-for-Profit Organisations (2007) (1)
The significance of role definition and specificity on performance-based compensation: the case of accounting partnerships (2007) (1)
How Does the English of IFRS Challenge an International Student Cohort? Evidence from a Chinese Cohort (2016) (1)
Performance-Based Compensation: How an Oral History Can Inform Our Understanding of Accounting Partnership Income Allocation Models (2007) (1)
Webs of Influence and Highways of Re-Colonization: The Case of Professional Bodies (2013) (1)
Changed Rules Theory and the Evolution of Accountancy - A Comment (2000) (0)
A Health(y) Image in the Post-Managerialist Age (2010) (0)
The Landscape for Accounting Regulation in NZ (Presentation Slides) (2018) (0)
Does the Douglas Cultural Framework Measure Up? A Review of its Utility in Business Research (2017) (0)
Pelvic dimensions : an account of studies of the pelvis 1885-1988 (1988) (0)
Research on Financial Reporting by Defined Benefit Schemes (2007) (0)
Closet Skeketons: Re-Examining Ideas About Pelvic Inlet Shape (1989) (0)
OE Stories and Other Unexpected Outcomes in an Oral History Study of Partners from Large Professional Accounting Firms (2008) (0)
A Cross-Cultural Initiative in University Second Year Accounting (2014) (0)
Is it Turned on Now? - Reflections on Undertaking Oral History in Accounting (2008) (0)
Dimensions of CCA-1: An Oral History Study of the Failure of the Inflation Accounting Standard in New Zealand (1994) (0)
Small Charities in New Zealand: Responses to the New Financial Reporting Changes (2017) (0)
The Cultural Theory of (Accounting) History (2010) (0)
Partnership Law and Its Spawn (2017) (0)
Partnership law and its spawn: Did LLP deliver on its promises? (2017) (0)
Health Reforms in an Interdependent Environment: Dealing with the Laggards (2011) (0)
Never Mind The Bollocks! - Examining vulgarism in the film The Town by applying Nida's Equivalence Theory in the context of Chinese subtitles (2013) (0)
Size Matters: Financial Reporting by the IMF and World Bank (2016) (0)
Pierre Bourdieu and his epistemology: informing management accounting research. (2013) (0)
So, Appearance Doesn't Matter? A Comment on Student Perceptions and Respect Towards Academic Staff at Otago University (2010) (0)
New Zealand Financial Reporting Regulation (Presentation Slides) (2015) (0)
'Three Men Came in for a Beer…'; Twenty One Limericks About Accountants, Articled Clerks, and Academics (2014) (0)
Ethnicity in corporate governance research: a Malaysian lens (2017) (0)
Ethnicity in corporate governance research: a Malaysian lens (2017) (0)
Why 'Talking Past Each Other' About Managerial Discretion Matters (2009) (0)
A Generous Interpretation of Collateral (2007) (0)
Surviving a Football Club Crisis: Focus Groups Talking (2016) (0)
New Zealand Charity financial reporting regulation: a comparative study of the UK and (2007) (0)
The Resonance of Rejection: A Study of the Failure of Inflation Accounting in New Zealand (1988) (0)
Internet Pathways for Stakeholder Engagement and Accountability: Universities in the United Kingdom and Their Donors (2008) (0)
When Neither Coaxing nor Coercion Works: A Historic Examination of Asset Valuation Debates in the GLAM Sector in New Zealand (2020) (0)
Chiefs and Big Men: The Utility of a Tribal Metaphor for Corporate Organizations (2009) (0)
Going Round in Circles, or the Spiral of Progress? Financial Reporting Regulation for Government and Public Sector in New Zealand (2014) (0)
SectorneutralAccounting Standards:A Ten yearExperiment (2007) (0)
One hand or two? : IFRS meets Guanxi (2013) (0)
Student diversity and concepts of quality teaching: does ethnicity matter? (2010) (0)
The curious reaction to an auditor’s adverse opinion: a case study from 1976 (2018) (0)
The Qualities that students respect in their teachers: does ethnicity matter? (2010) (0)
Factors Motivating International Students to Study Overseas (2013) (0)
Cash, Sinkholes and Sources. How are Community Sport and Recreation Organisations Funded and What are the Implications for Their Future Viability? Research Report 3: Financial Vulnerability Analysis (2010) (0)
Supporting Accounting Students to Read Before Class (2011) (0)
Dropping off in the rounding: the origins and significance of affiliations between British and New Zealand accounting partnerships (2004) (0)
Survey: Why Did the Survivors Survive in the Big 8 in New Zealand? (2002) (0)
Submission to the 2019 New Zealand Review of Retirement Income Policies (2019) (0)

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