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Cantatore, Francina; Crawford-Spencer, Elizabeth

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Program

Sydney International Business Research Conference 2015

University of Western Sydney, Campbelltown Campus Friday 17 April ─ Sunday 19 April 2015

Sydney, Australia

Proudly

Sponsored by

Australian Academy of Business Leadership

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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PRESENTERS

1. Please check carefully the room number you have been allocated. Please arrive at

your allocated room on time.

2. Each presenter is scheduled for a total of 20 minutes (nominally a 12 minutes

presentation, 5 minutes discussion and 3 minutes for change over).

3. The PowerPoint slides should NOT exceed 30 slides in total. Please send your

PowerPoint presentation slides to Conference Manager at

Conference.Manager@aabl.com.au on or before 10 April 2015.

4. No PowerPoint slides will be loaded on site.

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SIBRC 2015 Program Summary

Day 1: Friday 17 April 2015

8:30 AM – Registration (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre )

(Registration desk will remain open until 4:00 PM*)

Morning tea/coffee and networking for those who will join PhD Colloquium

(UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM PhD Colloquium (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre ) (Free of charge, but pre-registration is necessary)

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Break

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Break for tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Welcome and opening session (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre )

3:30 PM – 4:10 PM Keynote session (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre )

4:10 PM – 4:40 PM Break for tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

4:40 PM – 6:30 PM Plenary session *Participants who will not join the PhD Colloquium are expected to arrive to join the opening session at 2:00 PM

Day 2: Saturday 18 April 2015

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Morning tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Village)

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM Concurrent Session-1A

Room # 04.G.06

Concurrent Session-1B

Room # 04.G.21

Concurrent Session-1C

Room # 04.G.23

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM Break for tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Concurrent Session-2A

Room # 04.G.06

Concurrent Session-2B

Room # 04.G.21

Concurrent Session-2C

Room # 04.G.23

1:00 PM – 2:20 PM Break for lunch and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

2:20 PM – 4:20 PM Concurrent Session-3A

Room # 04.G.06

Concurrent Session-3B

Room # 04.G.21

Concurrent Session-3C

Room # 04.G.23

4:20 PM – 4:50 PM Break for tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

4:50 PM – 6:30 PM Concurrent Session-4A

Room # 04.G.06

Concurrent Session-4B

Room # 04.G.21

Social Business

Roundtable

6:30 PM – 7:15 Break

7:15 PM-8:45 PM Conference Dinner, Announcement of Best Paper Award, Award Giving

(UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

Sunday 19 April 2015

9:00 AM- 4:00 PM Self-Guided Sydney Tour in Groups

Note: UWS Campbelltown Food Court is located in Building 2 at First Floor (see campus map)

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SIBRC 2015 Full Program

8:30 AM Registration (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre)

(Registration desk will remain open until 4:00 PM)

Morning tea/coffee and networking for those who will join PhD

Colloquium (UWS Campbelltown Food Court) 9:00 AM PhD Colloquium (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre)

9:00 AM Opening Remarks: Dr Afzalur Rashid, University of Southern Queensland,

Australia.

9:30 AM Presentation: Dr Arash Najmaei, Macquarie Graduate School of Management,

Australia.

Following selected PhD students’ papers will be heard in this session

Session Chair: Dr Arash Najmaei, Associate Chair: Justine Wang.

10:00 AM Investment in Education and Impact on Economic Growth within BRIC

Countries.

Author(s): Jacira Werle Rodrigues and Professor Prem Ramburuth, University

of New South Wales, Australia.

10:20 AM An Analysis of Marketing Channel Choice Decisions By Smallholder Citrus

Growers.

Author(s): Muhammad Imran Siddique, Norman E. Marr and Elena Garnevska,

Massey University, New Zealand.

10:40 AM Investigating Opportunities and Challenges of Consolidation in Hub and Spoke

Logistics Networks.

Author(s): Mohammadreza Amiri Khorheh, University of Notre Dame,

Australia.

11:00 AM The PhD Workshop: Dr Arash Najmaei, Macquarie Graduate School of

Management, Australia.

12:00 PM Close of PhD Colloquium

12:00 PM Break

Day One Friday, 17 April 2015

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OPENING SESSION 1:30 PM Registration (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre

(Registration desk will remain open until 4:00 PM)

Afternoon tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

2:30 PM Welcome and Official Opening (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre)

Conference Coordinator: Dr Afzalur Rashid, University of Southern

Queensland, Australia.

Conference Chair: Associate Professor Anne Abraham, University of Western

Sydney, Australia.

Guest of Honour: Cr Paul Lake JP, Mayor of Campbelltown City Council.

Guest of Honour: Rick Fitzpatrick, President of Fitzpatrick Group and President

of Campbelltown Chamber of Commerce.

Conference Advisor: Professor Marie Kavanagh, University of Southern

Queensland, Australia.

Conference Manager: Nicholas McDonald, President, Australian Academy of

Business Leadership, Australia.

3.30 PM

Keynote Session (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre) Session Chair: Dr Afzalur Rashid

Professor Jeffrey Gow, University of Southern Queensland, Australia.

Associate Professor Andrew D. Banasiewicz, Boston University, USA.

Professor Amin U Sarkar, Vice Chancellor, North South University, Bangladesh.

4:10 PM Afternoon tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

4:40 PM PLENARY SESSION (Venue: 30.G.213-Lecture Theatre)

Session Chair: Professor Marie Kavanagh, Co-Chair: Dr Ciorstan Smark

4:40 PM Mediating Relationship of Financial Practice between Financial Knowledge and

Business Success: An Empirical Study on Malaysian Small Enterprises.

Author(s): Moha Asri. Abdullah and S. M. Ferdous Azam, International Islamic

University Malaysia.

5:02 PM Strategic Management of Australia‟s Primary Health Networks: Learning from

Horvath‟s Review.

Author(s): Nazlee Siddiqui, University of Tasmania, Australia and Max Mansoor,

Armidale Rural Referral Hospital, Australia.

5:24 PM Total Exposure Management: Enterprise Risk Management, Organizational

Resilience and Change Management.

Author(s): Andrew D. Banasiewicz, Boston University, USA.

5:46 PM Urbanization in Pakistan: A Governance Perspective.

Author(s): Nasira Jabeen, Umm-e- Farwa, University of the Punjab, and Zafar

Iqbal Jadoon, University of Central Punjab, Pakistan.

5:08 PM The Determinants of Outward FDI by Chinese Firms: The Role of Chinese

Returnees.

Author(s): Zhao Chen, Fudan University, China and Tony Fang, Memorial

University, Canada.

6:30 PM Close plenary session and close for the day

Day One Friday, 17 April 2015

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS 8:00 AM Morning tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Village)

8:30 AM Concurrent Session-1A: Management Track (Room # 04.G.06)

Session Chair: Professor Dr Nasira Jabeen, Co-Chair: Dr Sardana Islam Khan

8:30 AM Diversity Management: Towards a Theory of Gender Sensitive Practices.

Author(s): Nighat Ansari, University of the Punjab, Pakistan.

8:50 AM The Importance of Context in the „High Performance Work Systems‟ Research: A

Study on Bangladeshi Banking Industry.

Author(s): Sardana Islam Khan, East West University, Bangladesh.

9:10 AM Managerial Attitudes Towards Participative Management: A Study in a Developing

Country.

Author(s): Zahed Mannan, Uttara University, Bangladesh, Amir Ahmed, and Farhana

Ferdousi, Sylvanvale Foundation, Australia.

9:30 AM An Exploration of Electronic Word-of-Mouth Spreading Motivations and Intentions.

Author(s): Chin-Shan Wu, Tunghai University, Taiwan, Fei-Fei Cheng and Che-Wei

Hsu, National Chung Hisng University, Taiwan.

9:50 AM Impact of Leadership Styles on Employee‟s Performance: An Empirical Study from

Saudi Arabia.

Author(s): Mourad Mansour, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi

Arabia.

10:10 AM Voluntary CSR Initiatives in a Mandatory CSR Regime.

Author(s): Dinesh Ramadhony, Afzalur Rashid and Jeffrey Gow, University of

Southern Queensland, Australia.

10:30 AM Close Concurrent Session-1A and Photo Session

8:30 AM Concurrent Session-1B: Multidisciplinary Track (Room # 04.G.21)

Session Chair: Professor Jai Prakash Sharma, Co-Chair: Dr Amani Moazzam

8:30 AM Islamic Instruments for Sustainable Human Capital Development.

Author(s): Afroza Bulbul Afrin, International Islamic University Malaysia,

Muhammad Obaidur Rahman, Islamic University, Bangladesh and Kazi Farzana

Sumi, International Islamic University Malaysia, Zubair Hossain, Independent

Academic.

8:50 AM Role of Government in Promoting CSR: A Case of Bangladesh Banking Sector.

Author(s): Shafiqur Rahman, Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Afzalur

Rashid, University of Southern Queensland, Australia and Ayesha Jahan Bibha,

Northern University Bangladesh.

9:10 AM Intellectual Property Rights In Small and Medium Size Social Enterprise in Australia.

Author(s): Franci Cantatore, Bond University, Australia and Elizabeth Crawford-

Spencer, Australian Catholic University, Australia.

9:30 AM Understanding Voter Involvement and Effective Political Market Segmentation.

Author(s): Dedar Mahmud, Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Australia.

9:50 AM Perception and Awareness of Bangladeshi Companies to Go For Green Marketing: A

Study on Mobile Phone Sector.

Author(s): Mithila Barua, Walton Bangladesh, Bangladesh, Md. Shariful Haque,

University Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia, Shafiqur Rahman, Macquarie Graduate School

of Management and Md. Mahmudul Hasan Rokan, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

10:10 AM Bridging Gap between Banks and Green Entrepreneurs.

Author(s): Shawket-Ul-Amin, Social Islami Bank Ltd, Bangladesh.

10:30 AM Close Concurrent Session-1B and Photo Session

Day Two Saturday, 18 April 2015

Monday 10th November, 2014

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8:30 AM Concurrent Session-1C: Islamic Finance and Shariah Track (Room # 04.G.23)

Session Chair: Professor Jeffrey Gow, Co-Chair: Dr Tika Widiastuti

8:30 AM The Role of Economic Empowerment for the Poor in a Zakat Institution.

Author(s): Tika Widiastuti, Raditya Sukmana and Sri Herianingrum, Univeristas

Airlangga, Indonesia.

8:50 AM The Effect of Sukuk to Total Liability and Sukuk to Total Equity against Return on

Assets.

Authors: Ana Nurjanah and Leo Herlambang, FEB Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia.

9:10 AM Theoretical Overview Murabahah Financing in Islamic Banking.

Author(s): Sri Herianingrum and TikaWidiastuti, Univeristas Airlangga, Indonesia.

9:30 AM Profit and Loss Sharing Financing, Performance and Advantages of Islamic

Microfinance in East Java Indonesia.

Author(s): Imron Mawardi, FEB Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia.

9:50 AM Strategy in Overcoming Market Saturation of Islamic Banking in Indonesia.

Author(s): Meri Indri Hapsari, Noven Suprayogi and Salahuddin Rizal, FEB

Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia.

10:10 AM Future and Challenges of Islamic Microfinance in Alleviating Poverty and Improving

the Performance of Microenterprises: Evidence of Amanah Ikhtiar Malaysia (AIM).

Author(s): Weni Hawariyuni and Kamisan Gadar, Universiti Kuala Lumpur.

10:30 AM Close Concurrent Session-1A and Photo Session

10:30 AM Morning tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

11:00 AM Concurrent Session-2A: Marketing Track (Room # 04.G.06)

Session Chair: Professor Rajnandan Patnaik, Co-Chair: Dr Sri Herianingrum

11:00 AM The Fitness of Product Promotions and Retailer Promotions in Online Environment.

Author(s): Fei-Fei Cheng, National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan, Chin-Shan Wu,

Tunghai University, Taiwan and Yu-Chun Hsu, National Chung Hsing University,

Taiwan.

11:40 AM Strategies Adopted by Bricks and Mortar Travel Agents to Stay Competitive in the

Virtual World.

Author(s): Kevin Kayani, Macquarie University Sydney, Australia.

11:40 AM Consumption Pattern of Visitors at Serikin Market, the Border of Malaysia-

Indonesia.

Author(s): Dzul Hadzwan Husaini and Fariastuti Djafar and Mohd Khairul Hisyam

Hassan, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak.

12:00 PM Investigating The Impact of Social Media Marketing Activities on Adelaide Festival‟s

Brand Relationship Quality.

Author(s): Naser Pourazad and Vipul Pare, Flinders University, Australia.

12:20 PM Emotional Attachment as an Intervening Variable between Service Performance and

Emotional Branding.

Author(s): Gugyh Susandy and Bismantara, Sutaatmadja Economic College

(STIESA), Indonesia.

12:40 PM Factors Affecting the Internet Modem Purchase Decision of Customers in

Bangladesh.

Author(s): Md. Akram Hossain, University of Dhaka, Md Mehedi Hasan, Omicon

Group, Bangladesh and Md. Ziaul Haque, East West University Bangladesh.

1:00 PM Close Concurrent Session-2A and Photo Session

11:00 AM Concurrent Session-2B: Education (Room # 04.G.21)

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr Andrew D. Banasiewicz, Co-Chair: Dr

Teruyo Omura

11:00 AM Importance of Job Satisfaction and Its Impact on Organizational Commitment in

Educational Sector of Pakistan.

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Author(s): Hina Saleem, University of the Punjab and Ahsan Raza Khalid, Lahore

University of Management Sciences, Pakistan.

11:20 AM Effectiveness of Online Teaching of Accounting at University Level.

Author(s): Teruyo Omura, University of Southern Queensland.

11:40 AM Qur‟an is a Healing for the Body and the Soul.

Author(s): Mohammad Habibullah and Jasmin Ara, International Islamic University

Malaysia.

12:00 PM Building University Library Consortia in the Digital Age: Bangladesh Perspectives.

Author(s): Md Anisur Rahman, International Islamic University Malaysia.

12:20 PM Ethical Governance-A Study of Delhi University and its Colleges.

Author(s): Jai Prakash Sharma and Sakshi Verma, University of Delhi, India.

12:40 PM Private Universities in Bangladesh: A Challenge for Quality Assurance.

Author(s): Abul Basher Khan, Manarat International University, Bangladesh and

Farida Easmin Shelley, Bangladesh Open University.

1:00 PM Close Concurrent Session-2B and Photo Session

11:00 AM Concurrent Session-2C: Finance Track (Room # 04.G.23)

Session Chair: Professor Tony Fang, Co-Chair: Dr Michael Troilo

11:00 AM Distribution of Underwriting Surplus and Investment Profit from Tabarru‟ Fund:

Shariah Contracts Applied and Current Market Practice.

Author(s): Ahmad Basri Ibrahim, International Islamic University Malaysia, Ahmad

Fadhil Hamdi Mohd Ali, Mohd Hafizal Elias, Wan Ahmad Najib Wan Ahmad Lotfi,

Great Eastern Takaful Berhad, Malaysia.

11:20 AM Trade Openness and the Behaviour of Stock Prices in Iran.

Author(s): Abbas Alavi Rad and Naghmeh Ghorashi, Islamic Azad University, Iran.

11:40 AM The Impact of Chinese Investors on the Australian Property Market.

Author(s): Justine Wang, John S. Croucher and Tom Valentine and, Macquarie

Graduate School of Management, Australia.

12:00 PM Uncertainty and Volatility in MENA Stock Markets During the Arab Spring.

Author(s): Ameen Ali Hezam Al Shugaa and Abul Mansur Mohammed Masih,

INCEIF, the Global University of Islamic Finance, Malaysia.

12:20 PM Moderating Effect of Information Asymmetry on The Signalling Role of IPO Lockup

Provision.

Author(s): Ruzita Abdul-Rahim, National University of Malaysia and Norliza Che

Yahya, MARA University of Technology, Malaysia.

12:40 PM Legal Systems and the Financing of Working Capital: An International Analysis.

Author(s): Michael Troilo, University of Tulsa, USA.

1:00 PM Close Concurrent Session-2C and Photo Session

1:00 PM Lunch and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

2:20 PM Concurrent Session-3A: Multidisciplinary Track (Room # 04.G.06)

Session Chair: Professor Dr Nasira Jabeen, Co-Chair: Dr Teruyo Omura

2:20 PM Impact of Language on Brand Perceptions amongst Gen Y in India

Author(s): Venugopal Pingali and Ajay Khaitan, Xavier School of Management,

India.

2:40 PM Test of „Free‟ In a Business Model: An Empirical Study

Author(s): Rajnandan Patnaik, Institute of Management Technology, India.

3:00 PM Alcohol Prohibition in Indonesia: Likely Outcomes and Strategies for Success.

Author(s): Michael Sweet, Murdoch University, Australia.

3:20 PM Impact of Carbon Pricing on Australia‟s Electricity Consumption.

Author(s): Kwok Leung Tam and Harry Tse, University of Technology, Sydney.

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3:40 PM Estimation in Dynamic Linear Regression Model under the LINEX Loss Criterion.

Author(s): Zahirul Hoque, United Arab Emirates University, UAE.

4:00 PM Quantifying Profitability through Financial Ratio Analysis: Bangladeshi

Pharmaceuticals Industry.

Author(s): Mohammad Fahad Noor, Independent University, Bangladesh.

4:20 PM Close Concurrent Session-3A and Photo Session

2:20 PM Concurrent Session-3B: Islamic Business Track (Room # 04.G.21)

Session Chair: Professor Mohamad Fairooz Abdul Khir, Co-Chair: Dr Tika

Widiastuti.

2:20 PM Liquidity Management of Islamic Banks: The Evidence from Malaysian Practice.

Author(s): Mohammad Ashraful Mobin and Abu Umar Faruq Ahmad, INCEIF, The

Global University of Islamic Finance.

2:40 PM Efficiency of Baznas (Indonesian National Zakat Amil Agency) Performance.

Authors: Eko Fajar Cahyono, Univeristas Airlangga, Indonesia.

3:00 PM A Shariah Analysis on MRTT Coverage for Conventional Housing Loans: The

Malaysian Case.

Author(s): Said Adekunle Mikail, Muhammad Ali Jinnah Ahmad, Mohamad Fairooz

Abdul Khir and Hafas Furqani, International Shariah Research Academy for Islamic

Finance (ISRA), Malaysia.

3:20 PM The Feasibility of Online Dispute Resolution in the Islamic Banking Industry in

Malaysia: An Empirical Legal Analysis.

Author(s): Umar A. Oseni, Adewale Abideen Adeyemi, Sodiq Olalekan Omoola,

International Islamic University Malaysia.

3:40 PM A Comparison between Conventional and Islamic Approaches to Continuous

Improvement.

Author(s): Rafikul Islam, International Islamic University Malaysia, Afroza Bulbul

Afrin, International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh and Muhammad

Obaidur Rahman, Islamic University, Bangladesh.

4:00 PM Achievement of Maqasid-al-Shari`ah in Islamic Banking: An Evaluation of Islami

Bank Bangladesh Limited.

Author(s): Mohammad Abu Hurayra, Bangladesh Islami University, Bangladesh.

4:20 PM Close Concurrent Session-3B and Photo Session

2:20 PM Concurrent Session-3C: Management and Marketing Track (Room # 04.G.23)

Session Chair: Dr Ciorstan Smark, Co-Chair: Dr Sardana Islam Khan.

2:20 PM High Performance Work Systems in the Context of the Ready-Made Garments Sector

in Bangladesh.

Author(s): Sardana Islam Khan, East West University, Bangladesh.

2:40 PM The Role of Siblings and Children in Explaining Genders Differences in Happiness.

Author(s): Olsi Gjoncaj, Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission, Canada.

3:00 PM September 11 Impact on Corporate Disclosures.

Author(s): Sanja Pupovac, University of Wollongong and Juergen Seufert, University

of Nottingham-China.

3:20 PM Procedural System of Propose A General Topic (Issue) For Discussion as a Mean of

Control in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwaiti Systems.

Author(s): Aad Ali Al-Kaissi, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.

3:40 PM Conceptualising the Behavioural Effects of Brand Passion among Fast Fashion

Consumers.

Author(s): Naser Pourazad and Vipul Pare, Flinders University, Australia.

4:00 PM Women Entrepreneurs in Small and Medium Enterprises - Challenges and Solutions:

The Case of Bangladesh.

Author(s): Md. Faisal Ibne Wali, Khan Muhammad Saqiful Alam, M. Khasro Miah,

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Samanta Farahnaz, Muhammad Maruf Ibne Wali, North South University,

Bangladesh.

4:20 PM Close Concurrent Session-3C and Photo Session

4:20 PM Afternoon tea/coffee and networking (UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

4:50 PM Concurrent Session-4A: Law, Ethics and Governance Track (Room # 04.G.06)

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr Shawkat Alam, Co-Chair: Dr Mostafa

Mahmud Naser

4:50 PM A Study of the Juridical Aspect of the Confiscation of the Bankruptcy to the Assets of

the Indonesia State- Owned Entities.

Author(s): Rai Mantili, Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.

5:10 PM Legal Perspective Against Losses Suffered by Indonesia State-Owned Entities Banks

Due to Non Performing Loan.

Author(s): Nun Harrieti, Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.

5:30 PM A Critical Analysis on the Practice and Implementation of Islamic Financial Services

Act 2013 in Malaysia: Some Observation from Bankers and Shariah Scholars.

Author(s): Mohd Zakhiri Md Nor, Universiti Utara Malaysia.

5:50 PM Ethics Training: A Cultural Need?

Author(s): Amani Moazzam, University of the Punjab, Pakistan.

6:10 PM Analysis of the Law of Marriage Contract (Mut'ah) in the District Cianjur Rights

Protection Against Wife, Children and Property Under Islamic Law in Indonesia and

Positive Law.

Author(s): Hazar Kusmayanti, Padjadjaran University, Indonesia.

6:30 PM Close Concurrent Session-4A and Photo Session

4:50 PM Concurrent Session-4B: Accounting Track (Room # 04.G.21)

Session Chair: Associate Professor Dr Humuyun Murshed, Co-Chair: Dr

Gregory Jones.

4:50 PM What is the Point? Public Sector Qualified Audit Opinions.

Author(s): Gregory Jones, University of Southern Queensland and Graham Bowrey,

University of Wollongong, Australia.

5:10 PM The Knowledge and Understanding of Accountants on Thai Accounting Standard No.

12 “Income Tax”.

Author(s): Rattana Rangsap, Revenue Department, Thailand and Pornpan

Damrongsukniwat, Kasetsart University, Thailand.

5:30 PM Barriers to Women‟s Participation in the Accounting Profession in Java, Indonesia.

Author(s): Ciorstan Smark, University of Wollongong, Australia.

5:50 PM The Moderating Effect of Managerial Ownership and Institutional Ownership on the

Relationship between Control Right and Earnings Management.

Author(s): Vince Ratnawati, Universitas Riau, Indonesia and Mohamad Ali Abdul

Hamid, Northern University of Malaysia.

6:10 PM The Effect of Institutional Ownership on The Performance and Earnings Management

as The Moderating Variable: Evidence From Indonesia

Author(s): H. Azwir Nasir, Universitas Riau and Mohd. Ali Abdul Hamid, Universiti

Utara Malaysia, Malaysia. 6:30 PM Close Concurrent Session-4B and Photo Session

4:50 PM Social Business Roundtable (Room # 04.G.23)

Session Chair: Professor Prodeep Kumar Ray, Co-Chair: Dr Md Mahfuz

Ashraf.

4:50 PM The Role of Social Business (SB) Towards Development: A Case from Bangladesh.

Author(s): Dewan Muktadir-Al-Mukit, Eastern University, Bangladesh, Md. Mahfuz

Ashraf, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and Shafiqur Rahman, Macquarie Graduate

School of Management, Australia.

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5:10 PM Can Social Business Be Able to Lead Bangladesh to a Middle Income Country by

2021?

Author(s): Md. Fashiul Alam, Feni University, Bangladesh and M. Monirul Alam,

Comilla Cadet College, Bangladesh.

5:30 PM Social Business and Its Impact on Bangladesh Economy.

Authors(s): Zareen Tasnim Lazima, Reyasat Chowdhury,

North South University, Bangladesh, Shafiqur Rahman

Macquarie University, Md Mahfuz Ashraf, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and

Shibly Abdullah Charles Sturt University.

5:50 PM Social Business Roundtable Discussion

Professor Prodeep Kumar Ray

Professor Gillian Sullivan Mort

6:30 PM Close of social business roundtable and Photo Session

6:30 PM Close of concurrent session and Photo Session

6:30 PM Break

7:15 PM Conference Dinner, Announcement of Best Paper Award, Award Giving

(UWS Campbelltown Food Court)

8:45 PM Close day two

Absenteeism authors who have not been allocated a presentation time

Towards an Integrated University Education- International Islamic University

Malaysia as a Model.

Author(s): Mohammed Abdul Aziz, International Islamic University Malaysia.

Islamic Banking in Bangladesh: Current Status, Challenges and Policy Options.

Author(s): Md. Golzare Nabi and Md. Aminul Islam, Universiti Malaysia

Perlis, Malaysia.

The Role of Mass Media in Business Education: Islamic Perspective.

Author(s): Md. Abdur Rahman Anwari, Bangladesh Islamic University and

Md. Abu Bakar Siddique, Royal University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

An Economic Tourism Development in Bangladesh- In View of Marketing and

Management

Author(s): Sumon Kumar Saha, Caritas Bangladesh.

9:00 AM Self-Guided Sydney Tour in Groups (Participants have to bear the

relevant costs)

10:00 AM Visit Darling Harbour

11:30 AM Visit Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge

1:30 PM Ferry Tour to Manly

4:00 PM Close of Conference

END OF PROGRAM

Day Three Sunday, 19 April 2015