Research Seminars & Open Forum Series
The University of Adelaide Business School hosts a series of research seminars attended by staff, postgraduate and honours degree students as part of our commitment to research and scholarship development and exchange. Our subject areas include accounting, finance, management, marketing, information systems, international business and commercial law fields. We welcome enquiries from interested presenters both from within Australia and by visitors from overseas. Enquiries should be made early, as available timeslots are limited.
All seminars are held in Room 13.01, 10 Pulteney Street, Adelaide.
Seminars start at 11:00 unless otherwise stated - In-house lunch provided.
Please send you RSVP by the Wednesday prior to the Seminar you wish to attend to: jemima.ryan@adelaide.edu.au
Timetables are subject to change.
Semester 2, 2009
Semester 1, 2009
Date
Friday
| Discipline
| Presenter
| Paper title
|
| 6 Mar |
Marketing |
Dr Ravi Pappu |
Retailer Equity, Brand Innovativeness and Brand Equity Relationships: Results of An Empirical Study |
| 13 Mar |
Marketing |
Associate Professor Hume Winzar
Macquarie University |
A Replication and extension of Goldenberg, Libai & Muller: A Complex Systems Look at the Underlying Process of Word-of-Mouth |
| 3 Apr |
Accounting |
Professor David Alexander, Birmingham University |
A collection of ideas and thoughts on Accounting for Tomorrow |
| 24 Apr |
Marketing |
Associate Professor Onur Bodur |
Integration of Multiple Price Information in Consumer Price Evaluations |
| 1 May |
Marketing |
11:00 Associate Professor Bianca Grohmann |
Gender Dimensions of Brand Personality: Measurement, Antecedencet and Application in Branding Strategy |
| 8 May |
Management |
2 pm Dr Margot Wood |
Infallible Leaders, Just Gods and Other Mythical Creatures |
| 22 May |
Accounting |
Professor Colin Ferguson
University of Melbourne |
The Effects of IFRS Adoption on Audit Fees: Evidence from the Australian experience. |
| 5 Jun |
Finance |
Dr Greg Schwann
University of Melbourne |
An Equilibrium Model of the Residential Cap Rates for Australian Cities |
| TBA |
Finance |
Associate Professor Martin Hove
University of New England |
"Does IPO Underpricing Explain a Firm's Long-Term Performance? An Empirical Study of IPOs in China," |
Contacts: Dr. Lei Xu (ext.37272) and Jemima Ryan (Administration ext.35525)
Semester 2, 2009
| Date
| Time
| Location
| Presenter
| Title
|
| 14 Aug |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Professor Dogan Tirtiroglu |
Concentrated Ownership, No Dividend Payout Requirement and Capital Structure of REITs: Evidence from Turkey |
| 21 Aug |
11:00-1:00pm |
13.01 |
Professor Massimo Guidolin |
Regime Shifts in Emperical Pricing Kernels: A Mixture CAPM |
| 28 Aug |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Chong Qian |
Comovement and Momentum life Cycle |
| 4 Sep |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
George Shan |
Corporate Governance Mechanisms and Financial Performance in China |
| 11 Sep |
1:15-2:30pm, 2:30-3:30 |
13.01 |
Bill Watson & Con Michalakis |
Time to Fess Up |
| 18 Sep |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Dr Bob O'Brien |
Water Markets An Old Resource a New Journey |
| 25 Sep |
1:15-3:30pm |
13.01 |
Associate Professor Bryan Howieson |
Accounting Skills for Future Graduates in Australia: More Than Numbers |
| 30 Sep |
11:00am |
13.01 |
Professor Robert Faff |
Tips and Hints in Submitting your Research Work to Journals for Publication |
| 2 Oct |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Melanie Reddaway |
Use of Benchmarking Data amongst SMEs in the Wine Industry |
| 9 Oct |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Leanne Lavell |
Pearson Education- Myfinancelab |
| 16 Oct |
11:00-1:30pm |
13.01 |
David Gallagher |
Who Wins and Who Loses Among Individual Investors |
| 23 Oct |
1:15-2:30pm |
13.01 |
Dr Tariq Haque |
TBA |
Contacts: Dr. Carolin Plewa (ext.34514) and Jemima Ryan \x96 (Administration ext.35525)
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