Ad hoc reviewers 2011-2012
Article Type: Ad hoc reviewers 2011-2012 From: Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change, Volume 9, Issue 1
The editor would like to thank the following ad hoc reviewers for their contributions to the review process of the Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change for 2011-2012:
Basilio Acerete, University of Zaragoza
Chris Akroyd, The University of Auckland
Paul Andon, The University of New South Wales
Nicholas Apergis, University of Piraeus
Charles R. Baker, Adelphi University
Emilio Bouianne, Concordia University
David Brown, University Technology Sydney
Alawattage Chandana, University of Aberdeen, Scotland
Simon Cadez, University of Ljubljana
Robyn Cameron, Griffith University
Kwee Choong, La Trobe University
Lynne Conrad, University of Essex
John Cullen, University of Sheffield
Howard Davey, University of Waikato
Susela Devi, University of Malay
John Dumay, University of Sydney
Alan Dunk, University of Canberra
Mohamed Elsayed, Central Queensland University
Aldonio Ferreira, Monash University
Susana Gago, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Natalie Gallery, Queensland University of Technology
Tharusha Gooneratne, University of Colombo
Bianca Groen, University of Twente
Reinaldo Guerriro, University of Sao Paulo
Susan Hrasky, University of Tasmania
Javier Husillos, Universidad Publica de Navarra
Samuel Idowu, London Metropolitan University
Xu-Dong Ji, La Trobe University
Vassili Joannides, Grenoble Ecole de Management and Queensland University of Technology
Matthew Jones, University of Cambridge
Jean D. Kabongo, University of South Florida
Bhagwan Khanna, Victoria University of Wellington
Eksa Kilfoyle, University of Windsor
Appa Rao Korukonda, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Nicholas Koumbiadis, Adelphi University
Aapo Lansiluoto, Seinajoki University of Applied Science
Sumit Lodhia, University of South Australia
Beverley Lord, University of Canterbury
Julie Margret, La Trobe University
Abu Mollik, University of Canberra
Les Nethercott, La Trobe University
Steve New, University of Oxford
John Okpara, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Sandy Qu, York University
Suzanne Salmon, La Trobe University
Sergeja Slapnicar, University of Ljubljana
Ioannis Tsalavoutas, University of Stirling
Trevor Wilmshurst, University of Tasmania
