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It gives us immense pleasure to share information about ” Dr Prem Lal Joshi,  Professor of  University of Bahrain and  who hails from Pauri Garhwal Uttarakhand. Prof. Joshi worked for more than  two decades with the University of Bahrain as a senior Professor.  He taught at Garhwal university, NITIE, Mumbai, University of Bahrain, Bahrain, Bilkent University, Turkey, and University of Nairobi. He is the founder editor of two internaitonal journals in accounting. He has published more than 100 research papers in international journals all over th world.

Dr. Prem Lal Joshi  is an eminent scholar who has  earned  international reputation in  the field of accounting  education through teaching and  quality research.   Despite having several opportunities to work in North America, he preferred to work in  premier institutions  in developing  world, such as India ( HN  Bahuguna Garhwal  Univesity and NITIE, Mumbai)  Bahrain, Turkey, Kenya  and  Malaysia.  He has  traveled to more than forty five  countries in connection with his academic pursuits.  He is a prolific writer and  contributed over a hundred research papers in quality international journals  and also  he  authored several books in  Budgeting and Finance which are very well acclaimed by researchers and practitioners from industry and government.

Prof. Joshi  has been the founder and  Editor-in-Chief of two accredited international journals in Accounting which are published by reputed publishers from U.K. He is associated with several international institutions as  an external reviewer and experts.  He presented research papers in more than thirty fiver  international conferences all over the world and also chaired technical sessionin conferences of   European Accounting Association for two decades.  As a part of his community services,  he has conducted   many issued-based  global and national surveys   e.g.  Non-resident Indians' proud feelings toward India; Value-based journalism;  Value-based education; India's top-ranking B-Schools are at a crossroads; Survey of positive and negative aspects of the Indian administrative bureaucratic system etc.  These surveys were extensively reported by press. He is also a freelancer for  World Press Organization,  Asian Tribune and Patna Daily news.

Prof. Joshi is the receipient of several  awards  such as Hind Rattan award, Sardar Patel International awards,  NRI Institute’s education award, Bharat Gaurav award etc. He  has been listed in Marquis Who’s Who in the World for five times  consecutively.

Dr Joshi’s family  consists of  his wife Lila Joshi, a housewife, and three highly educated chidren, of which, a marreid daughter and two sons  and all of them have earned their higher and professional education from the leading universities  in  USA, UK and  Australia. They strongly believe in Indian value system. His son-in-law is  IIM (C) graduate,till recently held a senior VP  in MNC  in NY and now runs his own company.

Dr Joshi feels to be a proud Uttarakhandi as  economic hardships teach us to struggle in life, be strong, work hard, be a critical thinker  which enable us to achieve  global heights.

Name - Dr Prem Lal Joshi
04-02-1952 - 62 years & Garhwal, Uttarakhand , India

Marital status - Married and have three highly educated and well settled children.

Professor of Accounting and Chairman, Center for Excellence for Business Performance, Multimedia University, Malaysia Former Professor of Accounting, University of Bahrain .
Honorary Editor: International Journal of Accounting Auditing and Performance Evaluation, (IJAAPE), U.K.
Managing Editor: Afro Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting : An International Journal, (AAJFA), U.K.

A Brief History about Dr. P.L. Joshi:

Having attained B.Com, M.Com, degrees and Ph.D., he specializes in
Budgeting and Management Accounting, International Accounting, Accounting
Systems and Control.

Website
www.acadjoshi.com
Malaysia address:
Dr P L Joshi, Professor of Accounting
Faculty of Management Multimedia University (MMU)
Cyberjaya Campus: Jalan Multimedia 63100
Malaysia
(Tel +601126118825; +60383125786)
Email: prem@acadjoshi.com; prem.joshi@mmu.edu.my
Mumbai address:
403 A Florentine Tower, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai , India
+91 22 25797612

Academic Qualifications:
B.Com. 1973 Delhi University (India) Accounting
M.Com. 1975 Delhi University (India) Accounting & Finance
Ph.D. 1981 Garhwal University (India) Commerce

Field of specialization:
Budgeting and Management Accounting,International Accounting.

Dr. Joshi was awarded a teacher fellowship by the Indian Council of Social Sciences Research (ICSSR, Government of India), in conjunction with his Ph.D. work during 1979-80. The place of research was Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University.

Dr. Joshi has been associated with various organizations as instructor,
trainer, consultant, examiner and reviewer. He has worked in India, Kenya,Turkey, and Bahrain. He participated in more than 33 International and National conferences. He is a prolofic author and he has published a large number of research papers and articles in refereed international and national journals and magazines. Dr. Joshi is among the rare Indian Accounting researchers who have the largest number of research papers published in international refereed journals. He is also the author of six books on Budgeting and Financial Accounting.

As a part of his community services, he is also a Freelancer to many
online newspapers and magazines e.g., World Press Org., Asian Tribune,
Atlantic Free Press, American Chronicle and NRIinternet.com .His thought provoking articles have been very well appreciated by the readers.

Dr. Joshi has visited, so far, to 68 countries in connection with
teaching, research, guest lecturing, community service, consultancy and
conferences. Some of the countries visited are: USA, Canada, Mexico,
Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Belgium,
Netherlands, Spain, Malta, Cyprus, Turkey, most of the countries in MiddleEast, Singapore, Thailand, Nepal, Czech Republic, Malaysia, Australia, NZ,Kenya, Nigeria, Poland, China, Hong Kong etc.

Dr. Joshi has been actively engaged in the promotion of global research in accounting area. He is the founding Editor-in-Chief of two leading
international journals, both of them are published by Inderscience
Enterprises, UK, the world's leading publisher of over 150 international journals (www.inderscience.com.


This is the Official website of Dr Prem Lal Joshi

http://www.acadjoshi.com/abt.htm

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The two journals are:

1. International Journal of Accounting Auditing and Performance
Evaluation (IJAAPE):
http://www.inderscience.com/browse/index.php


2. Afro Asian JOurnal of Finance and Accounting (AAJFA):
http://www.inderscience.com/browse/index.php?journalID=214
Editorial Board Member:

● International Journal of Business and Finance    Research, USA (since 2006- present).

● Asian Review of Accounting, Australia (since 1998-present).   

●  Arab Journal of Accounting,  GCC (since 2005- present)

● Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting, Australia (2009-present).
Ad hoc Reviewer for International/regional Journals:

    International Journal of Accounting, USA.   
    International Journal of Auditing, UK.
    Journal of Ecological Economics (International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE), Boston, USA. 
    Advances in  Accounting , USA.
    Meditari: Research in Accounting, South Africa.
    International Journal of Management Education, UK.
    British Accounting Review, UK.
    Managerial  Auditing Journal, UK.
    International Journal of Accounting and Finance, UK.
    Journal of African Business and Management.
    Journal of Financial Management & Analysis, India.
    Vikalpa,   Journal of IIM, Ahemdabad, India.
    Journal of Administrative Sciences, Kuwait University, Kuwait.

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Honors:

    Listed in Marquis Who's Who in the World in its 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th   Editions (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010 publications),USA.

    Listed in Marquis Who's Who in Finance and Industry (2009-10), USA.

    Listed in 'International Who's Who’, USA (2005-6).

    Listed in Global Register of Who’s Who for Executives and Professionals, USA (2006).

    Listed in 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of 21st Century (2006),   International Biographical Centre, and Cambridge, England.

    Honored as    “NRI of the Month –April 2006” by  nriinternet.com      http://www.nriinternet.com/NRI_OF_THE_MONTH/INDEX.htm

    Fellow (Academic) Association of International Accountants, U.K (2007).

    Conferred with HIND RATTAN AWARD (Jewel of India) by NRI Welfare Society of India on the eve of Indian Republic Day on 25th January, 2009 in New Delhi. http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/90261
    Conferred with  “ Bharat Gaurav Award ( Pride of India)” by  Chief guest Mr.  Mukul Wasnik, Minister for Social justice and Empowerment, Government of India and Dr. Faroq Abdulla, Minister 


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Refereed International Journals:

A): Publications in refereed International/Regional  journals.

    A study of auditors perceptions on financial reporting abuses in Bahrain, communicated.
    Some aspects of   the adoption of IFRS-4 (Insurance Contract) by insurance companies in Bahrain:  An exploratory study, under review, (co-author: Kousay Said).
    Diffusion of management Accounting Practices in Gulf Cooperation Council, ,  Accounting Perspective,  Vol. 10, No 4, 2011 ( refereed),  Canada (co-authors: Wayne, and  Ashutosh).
    Determinants of environmental disclosures by Indian industrial listed companies: Empirical study,  International Journal of Accounting and Finance, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2011 ( refereed), UK (co-author: Mishiel and Rajesh Kumar).   

     Use and usefulness of financial, non-financial and subjective measures for performance evaluation by industrial companies in Bahrain,  ,  International Journal of Managerial and Financial Accounting, Vol. 3, No.2, 2011 (refereed),   UK ( co-author: Rajesh Kumar and Jasim Al   Azmi).
    A survey of positive and negative aspects of the Indian Administrative Bureaucratic System,   International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management (IJICBM), forthcoming, 2011 ( refereed), UK (co-author: Rajesh Kumar).
     A study of compliance with International Auditing Standards (ISAs) by auditors in Bahrain, International Journal of Applied Decision Sciences (IJADS), Vol. 3, No.3  2010 (refereed), UK (co-authors:  Jasim AlAjmi and  Ashutosh).
    Study of audit-client relationships and  problems faced in Bahraini organizations,  Advances in Accounting, Vol. 25, No 2, 2009,  (refereed), USA (co-authors: Wayne, Jasim Al-Ajmi).
    Perceptions  of accounting professionals  in  the   conversion  and implementation of  a  single set of global Accounting standard: Evidence from Bahrain, Advances in Accounting Incorporating International Accounting ,Vol. 24, No.1,  2008 (refereed), USA (co-authors: Wayne, Jasim AlAjmi).
    Multinational corporations’ corporate social and environmental   reporting on Websites,      International Journal of Commerce and Management, Vol. 19. No 1, 2009, (refereed), USA ( co-author:   Simon Gao).
    Reflections on teaching Accounting courses in  some developing countries: Is achieving excellence possible? Arab Journal of Accounting, Vol. 12, No 1, May, 2009 (refereed), GCC countries.
    A study of  auditors' perceptions on audit evidence gathering techniques in Bahrain,   Afro Asian Journal of  Finance and Accounting, Vol. 1, No 4, 2009 (refereed), UK (co-author: Ashutosh Deshmukh).
    Non-audit services and auditor independence: empirical findings from Bahrain,   International Journal of Accounting Auditing and Performance Evaluation, Vol. 4, No.1 2007 (refereed), UK., (co-authors: Wayne and Hemlata).
    Reflections on the emerging world-class Business Schools in India, Harvard International Review, July, 2006,   (refereed), USA. http://hir.harvard.edu/indian-management-giants
    Changing  dimensions of  accountants' role and skill requirements  in organizations: findings from the corporate sector in Bahrain, International  Journal of Accounting Auditing and Performance Evaluation Vol. 1, No.3,  2004 (refereed),  UK., (co-author:  Wayne  B.).
    Accounting development and practices in the Kingdom of Bahrain, a chapter in Asian Accounting handbook: A user's guide to the Accounting environment in 16 countries (refereed) , edited  by Professor Shahrokh M. Saudagaran,  Thompson Publishers,  2004, (refereed),USA.
     Functioning of audit committees in Bahrain: empirical findings, Managerial Auditing   Journal, Vol. 19, No.7, 2004 (refereed), UK, (co-author: Amal Wakil).
     Financial reporting on the Internet: empirical evidence  from Bahrain  and Kuwait,    Asian Review of Accounting (refereed), Vol. 11, No.1,  2003, (refereed) Australia,    (co-author: Jawaher Al-Modhahki).
     Role and functions of audit committees in Indian corporate governance: empirical findings, International Journal of Auditing Vol.8, No.1, 2004 (refereed), UK, (co-author:  Jawaher Al- Modhahki).
    Judgment based- accounting: a survey of accountants' practices in   Bahrain,   Arab Journal of Accounting, Vol. 7, No.1. 2004 (refereed), GCC countries,   (co-authors:  Al-Bastaki, H. and Jawaher Al-Modhahki).
    Corporate budget planning, control and performance evaluation in Bahrain, Managerial Auditing Journal, Vol. 18, No.3, 2003 (refereed),   UK. (Co-author:  Jawaher Al-Modhahki, Wayne  B.).
    Interim reporting practices by companies in Bahrain: an empirical study of early adoption of IAS 34, Advances in International Accounting, Vol. 16, 2003 (refereed),USA. (co-author: Wayne B..).
    The adoption of International Accounting Standards by small and closely-held companies: evidence from Bahrain, The International Journal of Accounting, Vol.37, No.4, 2003 (refereed),   USA. (co-author: Sayel  R. ).
    Harmonization of  Accounting Standards in Gulf Countries, Delhi Business  Review, Vol.4, No.1, 2003, (refereed),   India  (co-author:  Jawaher Al-Modhahki).
    International accounting and the accounting curriculum: a survey of perceptions of corporate chief accountants from Bahrain, Meditari: Accounting Research Pretoria University, Vol. 10,  2002 (refereed), South Africa (co-author: Hasan Al- Bastaki).
    Accountants’ perceptions of internal control problems associated with the used of computerized accounting systems: evidence from Bahrain, Review of Business Information Systems, Vol.6, No 3, 2002 (refereed), USA.  (co-author Sayel R.  and Salwa  H.).
    Empirical study of compliance with International Accounting Standard (IAS-1) by Stock Exchange Listed companies in Bahrain,   Journal of  Financial Management & Analysis: An International Review, Vol.14, No.2, 2001, (refereed) India (co-author: Jawaher Al-Modhahki).
     The international diffusion of new management accounting practices: the case of India, Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation Vol. 10, No. 1, 2001 (refereed), USA.
    An empirical examination of the relationships among budget participation, information asymmetry, budget emphasis, budget attitudes and budgetary slack: evidence based on case study from Bahrain Research in Emerging Economies, Vol. 4, 2000 (refereed),   UK.
    Factors determining financial reporting on the Internet by banks in   Bahrain, Review of Accounting Information Systems, Vol. 4. No 3, 2000 (refereed),  USA. (co-author:  Al-Bastaki H.).
    Determination of audit fees: evidence from listed companies in Bahrain,   International Journal of Auditing Vol. 4, 2000 (refereed) ,U.K. (co-author:  Al- Bastaki H.).
    An  analytical examination of the accounting practices for computer software costs in Bahrain,  Asia Pacific Journal, of Accounting  Vol. 6, No.1, 1999  (refereed) Hong Kong, (co-author:  Al-Bastaki H.).
    Budgeting practices in the banking sector in Bahrain: empirical research findings, Journal of Financial Management and Analysis: An International Review, Vol.10, No.2, 1999 (refereed), India.
     An empirical study of the determinants of audit fees in banking industry in Bahrain, Electronic Accounting Review, 1998 (refereed), Canada.
    A survey of environmental accounting and reporting in Bahrain, Journal of Applied Accounting Research, Vol. 5, No. 1, 1999, (refereed), UK. (co-author: Jenny).
    Development of accounting standards and adoption of  IASs: Perceptions of   accountants from a developing country,  Asian Review  of Accounting, Vol.7, No.2, 1999, (refereed) Australia (co-author: Al-Bastaki H.).
    An empirical study of the multiple roles of budgets in Bahraini  organizations,  Indian Accounting Review, Vol. 2, No.2,   1999, (refereed) India,  (co-author: Jasim Abdulla).
    An exploratory study of Activity-Based Costing practices and benefits in large size manufacturing companies in India,   Accounting and Business Review Vol. 4, No 1, 1998, (refereed) Nanyang University of Technology, Singapore.
    A global survey of the perceptions of accounting educators on the international harmonization of accounting standards and practices, Meditari: Research in Accounting, Vol. 6, 1998,  (refereed), Pretoria University, South Africa.
    Budgetary control and performance evaluation systems in corporations in Bahrain, Asian Review of Accounting, Vol.4. No.2, 1996 (refereed), Australia, (co-author: Jasim Abdulla).
    Perceptions of international accounting harmonization issues: Evidence from a developing economy,  Meditari, Research in Accounting (refereed), University of Pretoria, Vol. 1, 1996,(refereed) South Africa (co-author: Jasim Abdulla).
    An examination of the relationships among budget partici­pation, information asymmetry,   budget emphasis, budget attitudes and budgetary slack, Malaysian Management Review, 1995,  (refereed) Malaysia (co-author, Jasim Abdulla).
    Accounting standards and corporate financial reporting in India, Asian Review of  Accounting, Vol. 3, No 2,  1995, (refereed), Australia (co-author: Jasim Abdulla).
    An Investigation into the information requirements of Indian private investors within annual reports, Accounting Forum, Vol. 18,  No 2, 1994 (refereed), Australia (co-author: Jasim Abdulla).
    Nominal stock returns and inflation rates: Evidence from the Indian stock market, Journal of Financial Management & Analysis: International Review of Finance, Vol. 7, No.1, 1994 (refereed, India.
    Do Indian companies with less dependence on institutional investment operate on high capital gear? A methodological analysis, Journal of Financial Management & Analysis, Inter­national Review of Finance, Vol.5, No.2,  1992, (refereed), India. ,
    Using discriminant analysis to determine as set of financial ratios to control the company level performance: an empirical study of the paint industry in India, Finance India, and Vol. 5. No.3, 1991 (refereed), India.
    Zero based budgeting: A survey of practices in India, Omega, International Journal of Management Sciences, Vol. 17, No 4,  1989 (refereed), UK.
    Predicting corporate sickness using multiple discriminant analysis, The Chartered Accountant, 1992, (refereed), India.
    Management strategies and shareholders value: Experiences of Indian companies, Indian Management 1992, (refereed) India, (co-author: Philipose S.).
    Small business corporations in Turkey: Accountants’ attitudes towards accounting principles, The Chartered Accountant, 1991 (refereed), India (co-author: Agarwal, N.K.).
    Efficient market hypothesis in Indian context, Yapi  Kredit Economic Review, 1991 (refereed), Turkey.
    A survey of capital budgeting practices and inflation adjustment, The Chartered Accountant, 1985, (refereed), India.
    A preview of Performance and Zero-Based Budgeting, a chapter (chapter-36) in Financial Management: authored by I.M. Pandey,  8th edition,  Vikas  Publishers, (refereed), India.

B)  Articles in non-refereed journals/ magazines/Websites:

     INDIA: Bureaucracy needs reform, University World News, UK, June 13, 2010, Issue No 128.  http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20100611211014952
    All is not well, Gifiles India, July, 2010.  http://gfilesindia.com/title.aspx?title_id=143
     A message to HRD Ministry in India on IITs Professors' hunger strike.September 29, 2009  http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/121079#
     Bollywood megastar, academic honor and racism: A dilemma,    Gulf  Weekly,  June 10-16,  2009 .  http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/NewsDetails.aspx?storyid=252788
    Newspapers in Asia and the Middle East Region do not disclose code of ethics policy in their Websites. http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/5537         
    INDIA: Teaching film to glamorize an MBA, University World News, UK, and March 1,   2009.  http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20090226171506452
    Slumdog Millionaire” not a slum-dunk for Mumbai tourism. http://www.eturbonews.com/8063/slumdog-millionaire-not-slum-dunk-mumbai-tourism
    Value-based Journalism :  An examination of the perceptions of  newspaper  journalists from round the world,   E-Social Sciences

            (Also see  global  news reports on this study)
                       http://www.afrol.com/articles/28069
                       http://yementimes.com/article.shtml?i=1146&p=report&a=2
                       http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0802/S00257.htm
                       http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/56624
             http://www.editorsweblog.org/newsrooms_and_journalism/2008/02/valuebased_journalism_an_im                 ortant_goal.php

    Enhancing educational and cultural values (Value-Based Education)   among students in Persian Gulf-based Indian schools: A study, World Press Review,  2008.  http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2988.cfm
    India's top ranking B-Schools are at a crossroads, World Press Review          http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2346.cfm    (This article has been widely quoted by researchers)
    Some reflections on Non-Resident Indians' proud feelings toward India: A global survey, World Press   Org.  http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2556.cfm

       See the news item on this study:
        http://www.expressindia.com/news/fullstory.php?newsid=78919
        http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-29082134_
        http://ibnlive.in.com/news/nris-proud-of-indian-culture-study/29935-17-1.html
        http://www.share.citynewslive.com/article.php?id=36387&act=print

    Survey Reveals NRI Perceptions About India, Arab News

           http://www.arabnews.com/?page=4&section=0&article=86428&d=12&m=9&y=2006       

    NRIs proud of Indian culture, history study: http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticleNew.asp?xfile=data/subcontinent/2007/January/subcontinent_January11.xml&section=subcontinent&col=
    Political governance and corruption in India, Asian Tribune, December 26, 2005    http://www.asiantribune.com/oldsite/show_news.php?id=16559
    Adherence of Indian news channels to cardinal principles of broadcasting: A survey of the perceptions of Persian Gulf-Based Indians

          http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2696.cfm
           see the news item on this study:
           http://www.gulftimes.com/site/topics/printArticle.asp?                                          cu_no=2&item_no=133661&version=1&template_id=40&parent_id=22
          http://news.webindia123.com/news/ar_showdetails.asp?id=702180266&cat=&n_date=20070218
           http://osdir.com/ml/culture.region.india.zestmedia/2007-02/msg00090.html
           http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/31876.html
           http://www.andhracafe.com/index.php?m=show&id=19047

    Some reflections on the Asian journalists’ perceptions on Value-based Journalism: A survey, Yemen Times, http://yementimes.com/print_article.shtml?i=1146&p=report&a=2
    Citizens participation in budgeting, April 7, 2005, Asian Tribune http://www.asiantribune.com/oldsite/show_news.php?id=17543
    Corporate social and environmental reporting on websites by multinational companies , UOB  News & Views, December, 2005. 
    The Indian Institutes of Managements (IIMs) globalization: are they really ready for It? Asian Tribune, February 2, 2006.
    The state of Indian B-Schools,  Business World, http://www.businessworldindia.com/issue/index.asp
    It is time for IIMs to go global too, INDUS Business Journal, Boston,  USA, March 15, 2006.
    Mumbai is the rudest city in the world: A survey by Reader's Digest
    http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/696
    Reader's Digest survey on politeness: Is it promoting Anglo-American norms of politeness universally, http://www.asiantribune.com/?q=node/869/print 
    Asians lack politeness in survey of world cities http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/2392.cfm
    Hindustan  Khush Hua,  March 5, 2006, (Commentary on Mr. Bush 's visit to India)  NRIInternet.com  and Hindustan Times.   http://www.nriinternet.com/NRI_Columnists/E_Q/J/Prem_Joshi/6_Hindustan_khush_hua_030506.htm
    Commentary: Political comedian as visiting Professor in management institution  in India,  Asian Tribune, September 16, 2006.
     http://www.asiantribune.com/index.php?q=node/1989 
    E-commerce and accounting issues, Businessman, Bahrain, December-Jan 2002, Bahrain.
    International accounting standard-39: problems and confusion in implementation, a survey, University News and Views, January 2002.
    Importance and management of time for managers and students, University News and Views (ARABIC), January, 2002, Bahrain.
    Applications of international Accounting standards: case studies, University News and Views (ARABIC), February, 2002, Bahrain.
    Accounting information systems: case study, University News and Views (ARABIC), March 2002, Bahrain.
    Firms adopt scientific methods to evaluate performance, Bahrain Tribune, June 27, 2001.   Bahrain.
    E-commerce gaining foothold in Bahrain, Bahrain Tribune, July 28, 2001 and www.middleeatwire.co..bahain/business/stories/20010728.meno.shtml
    More transparency needed in financial statements, Bahrain Tribune, July 3, 2001. Bahrain.
    Skill requirements for the accounting profession, University News and Views,  April-May, 2001, Bahrain.
    The practice of forensic accounting and auditing, University News and Views, July, 2001,    Bahrain.
    Transparency in information disclosure, University News and View, November 2001,   Bahrain.
    Audit quality in Bahrain, Businessman, Bahrain, December 2001, Bahrain.
    Harmonization of accounting standards in GCC countries, University News and Views  (ARABIC), December 2001, Bahrain.
    Financial reporting beyond 2000: a survey from Bahrain, University News and Views, December 2001, Bahrain.
    Budgets as Pressure devices: Some behavioral Characteristics of managers, Management   Accountant, 1993, 28(3),  India.
    Determinants of capital structure: A factorial analytical approach, Productivity Review, April-June, 1993, India.
    Activity based costing, Management Accountant, June, 1992, India.
    ZBB in Maharashtra: some issues, Times of India, Mumbai, 1989
    Inventory budget planning, Udyog  Pragathi, 1988, India.
    ZBB and performance auditing, The Management Accountant, 1988, India.
    Capital expenditure planning: A case study of food product company, Purchase Journal,     1988, India.
    Zero based budgeting: methodology and applications in industries, Management Review, NM Institute of Management Studies & Research, 1988, India.
    ZBB: Issues of relevance, Indian Journal of Accounting, 1987, India.
    Reliability of financial statements: Some observations, The Management Accountant, 1986, India.
    The changing role of finance functions, Udyog Pragathi, 1985, India.
    Transfer pricing: a case study, The Management Accountant, 1985, India.
    The art of management auditing, The Management Accountant, 1984, India.
    Lease if you please (revisited), Chartered Secretary, 1983, India.
    Lease if you please, Chartered Secretary, 1982, India.
    Applicability of statistical sampling in auditing, Indian Journal of Commerce, 1982, India.
    Lease evaluation models, Management Review, 1981, Kenya.


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Dr. Joshi has more than 28 years of varied teaching, training and consultancy experience in India and abroad.

Rank    University/Institution    Year
Professor and Associate Professor of Accounting    University of Bahrain    1993 --present
Associate Professor of Finance and Accounting    National Institute for Training in Industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai, India.    1989 to 1993
Visiting Professor of Accounting    Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey.    1989 to 1990
Reader in Finance and Accounting    NITIE, Mumbai, India    1984 to 1988
Lecturer in Commerce    Faculty of Commerce, Garhwal University, India    1975 to 1983
Instructor of Accounting    University of Nairobi, Kenya    1980 to 1981
Visiting Faculty of Accounting    NM Institute of Management Studies & Research, University Mumbai, India    1986 to 1989 for one semester each year.
Visiting Faculty of Finance & Accounting    Indian Institute of Packaging, Mumbai, India    1987-89 for one semester each year


1. Dr. Joshi also delivered lectures at University of Michigan USA, Niagara University, USA,, Kenya Institute of Management, Bahrain Society of Engineers, Bahrain, Birla Institute of Technology, Bahrain.

2. He has been visiting to Indian Schools located in Middle East and Asia to deliver public talks on Career Development in Accounting and Management.

3. Teaching appointments were also offered by University of Botswana in 1987, University Sains Malaysia in 1991, Maharishi University of
Management, USA, 2000, The Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics,
and Strategic Research, 2004 and Wits Business School, South Africa
2009.

Courses Taught at the University of Bahrain:

01. ACC 115: Intermediate Accounting I
02. ACC 215: Intermediate Accounting II
03. ACC 112: Financial Accounting I
04. ACC 113: Financial Accounting II
05. ACC 221: Cost Accounting
06. ACC 214: Accounting Systems and Control
07. ACC 451: Accounting Systems and Control
08. ACC 216: Management Accounting
09. ACC 416: Accounting Theory
10.ACC 410: International Accounting
11. ACC 317: Profit Planning and Control
12: ACC 513: Advanced Cost and Management Accounting (for MBA)
13: ACC 491: Current Issues in Accounting
14: AM 010: Accounting for Managers (for COMEP)
15. MM 028: Cost Accounting (for COMPEP)
16. AM 018: Managerial Budgeting (for COMPEP)
17. DAS 012: Financial Accounting II (for COMEP)
18. ACC610: Advanced Accounting ( for MBA).

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o A Study of Compliance with International Auditing Standards by Auditors in Bahrain, accepted to presentation in 1st Annual Conference of the World Accounting Frontiers Series, University of Macau, Macau,July 15-18, 2009.
 
o Diffusion of Modern Management Accounting Models by Corporate Sector Companies in GCC Countries, European Accounting Association, Tampere, Finland, May 12-15, 2009-05-27 ( Also Chaired one technical session on Auditing).

o Diffusion of Modern Management Accounting Models by Corporate Sector Companies in GCC Countries, International Accounting & Business Conference, August 18-19, 2008, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Johor, Malaysia.
 
o Perceptions of accounting professionals in the adoption and implementation of a single set of global accounting standards: evidence from Bahrain  (to be presented) 31st th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association, April 23-25, 2008, Rotterdam, The Nethermands.
 
o Multinational Corporations' Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting on Websites, 30th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association,April 25-27, 2007, Lisbon, Portugal.
 
o An Empirical Analysis of Auditor's Evidence Gathering Techniques in Bahrain
29th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association, Dublin, Ireland, March 22-24, 2006

o Non-audit Services and Auditor Independence: Empirical Findings from Bahrain, 28th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association, Gotenborg, Sweden, May 18-20, 2005. Also chaired a technical session in Auditing area.

o APIRA accounting conference, chaired two technical sessions, Singapore Management University, July 4-6, 2004, Singapore.

o Changing dimensions of accountants' role and skill requirements in organizations: findings from the corporate sector in Bahrain, 27th EAA Congress, Prague, Czech Republic, April 1-3, 2004.

o Role of Audit Committees in Corporate Governance: Empirical Findings from an Emerging Market and Implications for Transitioning Economies, Gorbachev Foundation Conference on Corporate Governance and Investment in Transitioning Economies, North Eastern University, Boston, USA ,April 23 -26, 2003.

o Compliance with IASs in Bahrain, 25th Annual Congress of EAA, Copenhagen, Denmark, April 2002.

o Compliance with IAS-1 by Listed companies in Bahrain: An Empirical Study, International Conference on Business and Economics, Nevada, USA, Oct, 2001.

o Budget Planning, Control and Performance Evaluation: Practices of the Listed Companies in Bahrain, 5th International Conference of Management Control Association, University of London, July, 2001.

o International Accounting and Accounting Curriculum: A Survey of Perceptions of Corporate Chief Accountants from Bahrain, 2nd International Conference on Emerging Issues in International Accounting-2000, Niagara University, Niagara Falls, Canada, August, 2000.

o International Diffusion of New Management Accounting Practices: The Case of India, 1st International Conference on Accounting in Emerging Economies, Davidson School of Management, University of Michigan, April, 2000, Michigan, USA.

o Judgment Based Accounting: A Survey of Accountants' Practices in Bahrain, 23rd Annual Congress of EAA, Bordeaux, Munich, Germany, May, 2000.

o Determinants of Audit Fees in Banking Sector in Bahrain: An Empirical Study, 22nd Annual Congress of EAA, Bordeaux, France, May.1999.

o A Study of Accounting for Software Practices by Companies in Bahrain, 21st Annual Congress of EAA, Antwerp, Belgium, May, 1998 (Also chaired one technical session).

o An Empirical Study of the Multiple Roles of Budgets in Bahraini Organizations, First Symposium of the Asia- Pac Network Schools of Accounting, Curtin University of Technology, April, 1997, Perth, Australia (He also chaired one technical session).

o A Global Survey of the Perceptions of Accounting Educators on the International Harmonization of Accounting Standards and Practices, 19th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association, Bergen, May, 1996.

o An Examination of the Relationships among Budget Participation, Information Asymmetry, Budget Emphasis, Budget Attitudes and Budgetary Slack (Evidence based on Case Study from Bahrain), 18th Annual Congress of European Accounting Association, Birmingham, U.K. May, 1995.

o An Evaluation of Attitudes of Professional Accountants Towards the Acceptability of GAAP for SBC in Turkey, Third Annual International Research Symposium on Small Business Finance, Florida, USA, April, 1991.

o Decision Variables in ZBB: A Multivariate Analysis, International conference of the Mid-South Academy of Economics and Finance, Nashville, U.S.A., February, 1989.

o Using Multiple Discriminant Analysis to Determine a set of Financial Ratios to Control the Company Level Performance: An Empirical Study, International conference of the Mid-South Academy of Economics and Finance, Mississippi, USA, February, 1990.

o Long Range Planning for Management Education in India, University of Lancaster, UK, September, 1986.

o ZBB: Issues of Relevance, World Congress, Indian Accounting Association, Calcutta, India, December, 1987.

o ZBB as a Management Control Tool, National conference , Kenya Institute of Management, Nairobi, October, 1982.

The following papers were presented in conferences in absentia:
o Cost Management in Indian Public Sector Companies: Case Studies, (presented by late Prof. V.K. Gopalan), National conference of the Cost Analysis Institute, Washington, USA, July, 1989.

o An Empirical Investigation into the Information Requirements of Investors, International conference of the Mid-south Academy of Economics and Finance, Mobile, USA, February, 1992.

o Management Strategies and Shareholders Value: Experiences of Indian Companies, International conference of Mid-south Academy of Economics and Finance, USA, February, 1993.


CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION:
In 1982, Dr. Joshi organized an international conference on Auditing entitled CONTEMPORARY ISSUES & DEVELOPMENTS in Garhwal University, India. The conference was sponsored by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi.

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Executive/Management Development Programs/Workshops:
01. Financial Management and Control.
02. Zero Based Budgeting.
03. Budget and Budgetary Control.
04. Finance for non-Finance Executives.
05. Cost and Performance Evaluation.
06. Activity Based Costing.
07. Management Accounting for Hotels and Restaurants.
08. Accounting for Engineers.
09. Add Power to Your Management Accounting Information System.
10. Budgetary Planning and Control for strategic Planning, Budgeting and Cost Management.
11. Implementation of IAS 14, IAS 16, IAS 36, IAS 37 and IFRS -2.

In addition to above, several tailored made training programs were designed and conducted for a large number of organizations in India and abroad. Some of the clients were: Larsen and Toubro, Mumbai, Madras Refineries Ltd., Madras, BEL Bangalore, Hindustan Machine Tools, Bangalore, Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd., New Delhi, BARC, Mumbai, FACT, Cochin: Mumbai, Madras Port Trust, Mumbai Port Trust, MSEB, Nashik, Air India, Mumbai, ONGC, Dehradun and Mumbai, J.K. Industries, M.P. Government, and Government of India, Maharashtra and Gujarat Governments, Government of Andaman and Nicobar, Maharashtra State Electricity Board., M.P. Laghu Udyog Ltd, Bhopal, EURO consultancy, Africa, Pan African Paper Mills, Kenya, and for a few companies e.g. Bahrain Telecommunication Company (BATELCO) located in Bahrain.


Consultancy Assignments:
While working in India and abroad, Dr. Joshi completed the following consultancy assignments along with his colleagues

01. Implementation module for Zero Based Budgeting , Euro Cap Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya, 1982.
02. Preparation of corporate plan and implementation of Zero Based Budgeting, M.P. Laghu Udyog Nigam Ltd., Bhopal, India, 1987.
03. Work study in Accounting & Finance Division, Forbes & Forbes Company., Mumbai, India, 1988.
04. Methods study and manpower planning, Maharashtra Electronics Ltd., Mumbai, India, 1988-89,
05. Financial evaluation and budgeting, Process Industries Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai, India, 1988.
06. Interpretation and implementation of IAS 36: Impairment of assets, BATELCO, Bahrain, 2003.


Administrative Experience and Representation on the Committees:
01. Head of Department of Commerce, Garhwal University during 1979-80.
02. Warden of NITIE's SEP hostel from 1986-88.
03. Member of Board of Studies and Research of NITIE from 1984-93.
04. Member of the Editorial Board of NITIE's journal Udyog Pragathi.
05. Member and Secretary of Ph.D. Committee, University of Bahrain, 2001-2002.
06. College Coordinator for students' evaluation of faculty, University of Bahrain, 1997-99.
07. Convener of the Academic Standards Committee, Accounting Department, University of Bahrain, 1997-99.
08. Member of Curriculum Development and course allocation, and member of COMEP, University of Bahrain, 2001-03.
09. Member and Coordinator of Research and Staff Seminar committee, College of Business Administration, University of Bahrain 1997-99.
10. Key member of Committee on Accounting Program: UNDP accreditation (In November, 2003, UNDP team on accreditation visited UOB and reviewed its Accounting Program and awarded accreditation).
11. Member and Coordinator of Ad hoc committee on revamping MBA Program 2004.
12. Member of Board of Directors, Bahrain Music Institute, 2003-04.
13. Chairman faculty promotion, Department of Accounting, 2009-10.
14. Member, Faculty promotion, College of Business Administration, 2009-15. Member, College Conference Committee (2008-present).

Membership of Professional and Scientific Societies:
01. Vice-president, Indian Auditing Association, 1992-94.
02. Member of European Accounting Association, 1994-present.
03. Member of Asia-Pac Network of Schools of Accounting, Curtin University, Australia, 1997-2000.
04. Member, Society of Academy, Bahrain, 2001-present.
05. Member of American Accounting Association 2003- present.

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o Accountancy I & II (co-authors: Latifa and others), published by Ministry of Education, Kingdom of Bahrain. This is a text book for the first level of Commercial Section for Secondary Schools in the Kingdom of Bahrain (This book was reviewed by UNDP Experts), 2003, Kingdom of Bahrain.

o Techniques of Zero Based Budgeting: Text and Cases, Himalaya Publishing (refereed), 1988, Mumbai, India.

o Zero Based Budgeting Technology in Government, Deep and Dhurv Publishers, 1986, New Delhi, India.

o Leasing Comes of Age: Indian Scene, Amrita Publication, 1985, Mumbai, India.

o Institutional Financing in India, Deep & Deep Publications, 1984, New Delhi, India

o Introduction to Zero Based Budgeting, Deep & Deep Publishing, 1984, New Delhi, India.


Research Supervision & External Examiner: Ph.D. 4; M. Phil 2:
Dr. Joshi was an external examiner for Ph.D./M.Phil. theses of two Indian universities during 1999-2000. He was the external examiner for a Ph.D.thesis of Victoria University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia during 2005-6.

Dr Joshi has been an international external reviewer for several universities in Jordan, India, Canada, UK and Africa for evaluating the credentials and research work of faculty members for promotion to Associate/Professor’s rank e.g. York University, Canada, Napier University, UK..

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1. Dr. Joshi has been actively engaged in the promotion of accounting research at the global level. Since 2003, he is the FOUNDING Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Accounting Auditing and Performance Evaluation (IJAAPE), a quarterly refereed international journal, published by Inderscience Enterprises, UK. The editorial team and board comprise of the distinguished accounting experts from different regions of the world. For details log on: www.inderscience.com/browse/index.php IJAAPE publishes original scholarly papers across the whole spectrum of: financial accounting, managerial accounting, accounting education, auditing, taxation, public sector accounting, capital market and accounting, accounting information systems, performance evaluation, corporate governance, ethics, and financial management. IJAAPE welcomes all methodologies, such as analytical, empirical, behavioral, surveys, and case studies. Manuscripts submitted to IJAAPE undergo a very rigorous double blind review process.For details log on:www.inderscience.com

2. In 2007, with the help of his international accounting scholars and friends, Dr Joshi also founded the second journal titled AFRO ASIAN JOURNAL OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING (AAJFA) with a view to promote and bridge the research gap in Asia, Africa and the Middle Eastern region. He is the Managing Editor of this journal. This journal is published by Inderscience Enterprises, UK. For details:www.inderscience.com

The aim of AAJFA is to bridge this gap in the finance and accounting literature within the above context. AAJFA fosters greater discussion and research of the development of the finance and accounting disciplines in Africa, the Middle-East and Asia. A major feature of the journal will be to emphasise the implications of this development and the effects on businesses, academics and professionals.

Prof. J-L.W. Mitchell Van Der Zahn, Curtin University, Australia, Prof. Alan Dunk, University of Canberra, Australia, Prof. Mthuli Ncube, Wits Business School, South Africa and Prof. Simon S. Gao, Napier University, UK played key role in establishing this new journal.

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