Dr Bazaz is a professor of Accounting at Oakland University, USA, a
position he has held since 1999. He obtained his PhD in accounting
from The University of Oklahoma, USA in June 1984. Dr. Bazaz
specializes in financial, managerial and international accounting, and
has taught elementary, intermediate and advanced accounting courses at
the undergraduate and graduate levels, in both the US, Austria,
Malaysia, India, Kosovo, and Iran. Dr. Bazaz’s research focuses on
accounting regulations, foreign currency translation, segmental
reporting, and event studies. He has consulting engagements with
several local firms, including the Daimler Chrysler Corporation.
Dr. Bazaz has been the recipient of several Teaching Awards, (1996,
1997, 1998 and 1999). Additionally, his research in the area of
assessment of currency exchange rate risk was awarded an educational
grant from the National Association of Chartered Accountants in the
United States.
He has published numerous articles in several
national and international accounting journals, including: Research in
Accounting Regulation, the Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance,
The Journal of International Accounting, the Global Finance Journal, and
Advances in International Accounting. His paper 'The Impact of
Accounting Regulatory Events Upon Earning Response Coefficients (with D.
Senteney)” was recognized as one of the four best papers presented at
The Six Asian-Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues,
November 20-23, 1994, Taipei, Taiwan. |
Scholarly Interests
- Accounting Regulation
- Foreign Currency Translation
- Segmental Reporting
- Activity-based Costing
- Business Process Costing
- Corporate Investments
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Selected Recent Publications
- Noravesh, I., Dianati, Z. and Bazaz, M. (2007), “The Impact of Culture on Accounting: Does Gray’s Model Apply to Iran?”, Review of Accounting and Finance, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 254-272.
- Bazaz, M. (2006), “Tests of the Incremental Explanatory Power of
Auditor Qualified Opinions and Audit Firm Changes in Predicting
Impending Bankruptcy”, International Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Performance Evaluation, Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 434-451.
- Bazaz, M. S. and Shastri, T. (2006), “Gaps in GAAP on Consolidation
Policies and Procedures: Case of Minority (non-Controlling) Interest', Alliance Journal of Business Research, Vol. 1, No. 2, November, pp.91-106.
- Senteney, D., Gao, H. and Bazaz, M. S. (2004), “The Differential
Effect of Directional Unexpected Earnings and Post-Earnings Announcement
Drift Behavior: Implications For Drift, Reversal, and Security Return
Volatility”, International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation (IJAAPE), Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.143-163.
- Senteney, D., Bazaz, M. S. and Peyvandy, A. (2003), “Assessing
Currency Exchange Rate Exposure Using Geographic Segment Disclosures:
The Impact of Currency Specific Type and Degree of Exposure”, Advances in International Accounting, Vol. 16, pp.139-152.
- Senteney, D., Mugan, S. and Bazaz, M. (2002), “The Impact of
Geographic and Business Segment Diversification Upon Investor’s
Perceptions of Earnings of U.S. Based Multinational Enterprises”, Review of Accounting & Finance, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.71-86.
- Bazaz, M. and Senteney, D. (2001), “Value Relevance of Unrealized Translation Gains and Losses”, The MidAmerican Journal of Business, Fall, Vol.16, No.2, pp. 55-62.
- Bazaz, M. and Senteney, D. (1999), “Cash Flow and Accrual Uncertainty and Variation in Earnings Response Coefficients”, Iranian Accounting and Auditing Review, Autumn, Vol. 9, No. 29, pp.78-121.
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Dr. Mohammad S. Bazaz
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- Ph.D : Accounting, The University of Oklahoma, USA
- Master of Accountancy, National Iranian Oil Company School of Accountancy Tehran, Iran
- Bachelor in Accounting: Advanced School of Accountancy, Tehran, Iran
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