Advanced Accounting 15th Edition By Joe Ben

Professor Doupnik’s scholarly work has predominantly focused on international financial management and has been featured in various academic publications like The Accountancy Journal; Accountancy, Corporations, and Society; Abacus; Global Accountancy Research Journal; Accountancy Literary Journal; International Financial Journal, and Journal of International Business Studies.

Professor Doupnik has formerly chaired the International Accountancy Division of the American Accountancy Association and was honored with the Division’s Distinct International Accountancy Educator Accolade in 2008. He has educated and researched in global accountancy at various universities worldwide, including Austria. Brazil. China, Dominican Republic, Finland. Germany, and Mexico.

Joe B. Hoyle holds the position of assistant professor of accountancy at the Robins School of Business at the University of Richmond. He is also an Accountancy Teaching Fellow. In 2015, he was the inaugural recipient of the J. Michael and Mary Anne Cook Award for undergraduate education. This award, presented by the American Accountancy Association, signifies remarkable teaching skills in the field of accountancy. In 2019, former students fundraised to establish an Accountancy Teaching Fellowship, which will be known as the “Joe Hoyle Accountancy Teaching Fellowship” upon his eventual retirement. He has authored a compilation of reflections named Ideas and Musings on Improving the Teaching Process in University, which is downloadable at https://facultystaff.richmond.edu/~jhoyle/documents/book-teaching-x.doc.pdf. His blog, Education―Getting Maximum Effort from Your Scholars, at http://joehoyle-teaching.blogspot.com/ was recognized as the Accountancy Education Innovation of the Year for 2013 by the American Accountancy Association.

Thomas F. Schaefer is an Emeritus Professor of Accountancy at the University of Notre Dame. He has penned numerous essays for scholarly periodicals such as the Accountancy Review, Journal of Accountancy Research, Journal of Accountancy & Economics, Accountancy Horizons, among others. His primary instructional and academic interests are within financial accountancy and reporting. Tom has previously chaired the American Accountancy Association’s Accountancy Program Leadership Coalition. He was honored with the 2007 Joseph A. Silvoso Faculty Excellence Prize from the Federation of Accountancy Schools and the 2013 Notre Dame Master of Science in Accountancy Dincolo Exceptional Professor Award.