APIRA 2007 emerging scholars’ research fund recipients

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(2008), "APIRA 2007 emerging scholars’ research fund recipients", Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, Vol. 5 No. 3. https://doi.org/10.1108/qram.2008.31405caa.001

APIRA 2007 emerging scholars’ research fund recipients

Article Type: APIRA 2007 Publicity From: Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, Volume 5, Issue 3

Following the highly successful APIRA Conference in Auckland July 2007, we had in hand surplus funds and decided to support a number of emerging scholars through a competitive research fund. Funding up to NZ$5,000 per applicant was made available to provide:

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  eligible scholars with funding to support ongoing or new research initiatives in the fields and methodologies relevant and supported by previous APIRA Conferences and AAAJ;

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  funding to support ongoing or new networking opportunities between emerging scholars and senior faculty; and

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  opportunities for emerging scholars to present their current work for discussion in appropriate fora such as seminars and conferences.

We were overwhelmed with applications and more than twice subscribed for the available funds. In distributing the funds, we have made 24 grants in aid of between NZ$ 2,000 and 4,000 to the following recipients:

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  Amanda Carter, University of South Australia – PhD field work.

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  Ataur Belal, Aston University – Conference support.

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  Audrey Milton, James Cook University – Field research support.

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  Belinda Williams, University of Tasmania – Conference support.

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  Binh Bui, Victoria University of Wellington – Field research support.

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  Chris Akroyd, University of Auckland – Field research support.

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  Claire Beattie, University of Southern Queensland – Support supervisor visits.

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  Demi Chung, University of Sydney – Field research support.

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  Evangeline Elijido-Ten, Swinburne University of Technology – Conference support.

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  Federica Farneti, University of Bologna – Conference support.

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  Hasri Mustafa, Universiti Putra Malaysia – Research support.

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  Jamal Roudaki, Lincoln University – Conference support.

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  Jenny Alves, Victoria University of Wellington – Support supervisor visits.

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  Jonathan Langton, University of Ballarat – PhD support.

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  Julius Otusanya, University of Essex – PhD support.

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  Ken Crofts, Charles Sturt University – Conference support.

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  Maria Dyball, Macquarie University – Research support.

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  Matthew Egan, University of Sydney – Research support.

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  Norhayah Zulkifli, University of Malaya – Research support.

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  Paul Andon, University of New South Wales – PhD field work.

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  Ronita Singh, University of Sydney – Field research support.

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  Stephen Jollands, University of Auckland – Research support.

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  Sunil J. Dahanayake, La Trobe university – Field research support.

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  Winnie O’Grady, University of Auckland – Conference support.

Congratulations to them all.

Professor Markus J. Milne, Professor Lee Parker,

Professor James Guthrie, Professor Stewart Lawrence,

Professor Keith Hooper, Professor Deryl Northcott,

Professor Judy Brown, Professor Kate Kearins

(The APIRA 2007 Conference Organising Committee).