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Khaled Dahawy
Khaled Dahawy
Professor of Accounting, the American university in cairo
Verified email at aucegypt.edu
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The extent of corporate governance disclosure and its determinants in a developing market: The case of Egypt
K Samaha, K Dahawy, K Hussainey, P Stapleton
Advances in Accounting 28 (1), 168-178, 2012
5482012
An empirical analysis of corporate governance structures and voluntary corporate disclosure in volatile capital markets: The Egyptian experience
K Samaha, K Dahawy
International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation 7 …, 2011
1922011
The conflict between IAS disclosure requirements and the secretive culture in Egypt
K Dahawy, BD Merino, TL Conover
Advances in international Accounting 15, 203-228, 2002
1482002
Accounting disclosure in companies listed on the Egyptian stock exchange
K Dahawy, T Conover
Middle Eastern Finance and Economics 1 (1), 5-20, 2007
922007
Factors influencing corporate disclosure transparency in the active share trading firms: An explanatory study
K Samaha, K Dahawy
Research in Accounting in Emerging Economies 10, 87-118, 2010
862010
Propensity and comprehensiveness of corporate internet reporting in Egypt: do board composition and ownership structure matter?
K Samaha, K Dahawy, A Abdel‐Meguid, S Abdallah
International Journal of Accounting & Information Management 20 (2), 142-170, 2012
852012
Company characteristics and disclosure level: The case of Egypt
K Dahawy
International Research Journal of Finance and Economics 34 (2), 220-230, 2009
702009
Developing nations and corporate governance: the story of Egypt
K Dahawy
The Global Corporate Governance Forum, The International Financial …, 2009
532009
The relationship between firm characteristics and mandatory disclosure level: when Egyptian accounting standards were first adopted
NF Shehata, KM Dahawy, TH Ismail
Mustang Journal of Accounting and Finance 5 (4), 2014
332014
Preliminary evidence on the relationship between corporate governance attributes and audit committee functionality in Egypt: beyond checking the box
A Abdel-Meguid, K Samaha, K Dahawy
Corporate Governance 14 (2), 197-210, 2014
322014
An investigation of the views and perceptions of external users of corporate annual reports in emerging economies: the case of Egypt
K Dahawy, K Samaha
International Journal of Accounting and Finance 2 (3-4), 331-367, 2010
312010
The state of accounting in Egypt: a case
KM Dahawy, NF Shehata, TD Ransopher
Journal of Business Cases and Applications 3, 2011
232011
Compliance with IAS/IFRS and its determinants: A meta-analysis
K Samaha, H Khlif, K Dahawy
Journal of Accounting, Business and Management (JABM) 23 (1), 41-63, 2016
222016
2013 Review of the implementation status of corporate governance disclosures: Egypt
NF Shehata, KM Dahawy
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Intergovernmental …, 2013
192013
The use of it in teaching accounting in Egypt the case of BeckerConviser
K Dahawy, E Tooma, S Kamel
Communications of the IIMA 5 (3), 3, 2005
182005
ESG disclosure, board diversity and ownership: did the revolution make a difference in Egypt?
OA Farooque, KM Dahawy, NF Shehata, MT Soliman
Corporate Ownership & Control 19 (2), 67-80, 2022
132022
Factors influencing voluntary corporate disclosure by the actively traded Egyptian firms
K Samaha, K Dahawy
Research in Accounting in Emerging Economies 10, 87-119, 2010
132010
The use of Information Technology in teaching accounting in Egypt: case of Becker Professional Review
K Dahawy, S Kamel
Journal of Cases on Information Technology (JCIT) 8 (3), 71-87, 2006
122006
How numeracy mediates cash flow format preferences: A worldwide study
GD Donleavy, PM Poli, TL Conover, CN Albu, K Dahawy, G Iatridis, ...
The International Journal of Management Education 16 (2), 180-192, 2018
112018
Progressing Egypt towards convergence with IFRS: an agenda for future research
K Samaha, K Dahawy, P Stapleton, T Conover
Journal of Current Research in Global Business 12 (18), 54-65, 2009
92009
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