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Robert RousseyProfessor of Clinical AccountingUSC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-5009Education:BS, Fordham UniversityOverview
Robert Roussey is an expert on auditing and governance, with a focus on frameworks and standards. He has published in Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory, The CPA Journal, and The International Journal of Auditing, and in other Journals. He is on the editorial board of the Journal of International Accounting, Auditing, and Taxation and the International Journal of Auditing. Professor Roussey received the AICPA/AAA Collaboration Award, AICPA's Special Recognition Award, and the Distinguished Service in Auditing Award from the American Accounting Association. He is a past Chairman of the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board.
Research
Corporate Governance in Italy, • 2003The New Corporate Governance Model: A Focus on Independence, the Audit Committee and the Accounting Profession • 2003A Case for Global Corporate Governance Rules: An Auditor's Perspective • 2000The Development of International Standards on Auditing • 1999Toward Better Financial Management and Reporting: A Discussion and a Challenge • 1999International Auditing: Reporting on the Credibility of Information • 1997Adopting the International Standards on Auditing: An Opportunity and a Responsibility • 1997International Auditing-Update • 1996New focus for the International Standards on Auditing • 1996Auditing Beyond 2000 • 1995The Changing World of International Accounting and Auditing • 1994Auditing Environmental Liabilities • 1992Developing International Accounting and Auditing Standards for World Markets • 1992Definitions of Six Consulting Functions • 1991Arthur Andersen's New Monetary Unit Sampling Approach • 1990Three New SASs: Closing the Communications Gap • 1988Subject Matter of Auditing • 1988The Auditor: Using the Microcomputer Today • 1987The CPA in the Information Age: Today and Tomorrow • 1986An Incorrect Rejection Problem in Monetary Unit Sampling • 1986Statistical Inference and the IRS • 1985Microcomputers and the Auditor • 1983Distributed Auditing in the DDP Environment • 1982Distributed Auditing in the Distributed Systems Environment • 1981Auditing in a Computer Environment? The Integration of the Manual and EDP Portions of the Audit • 1980Third-Party Review of the ComputerService Center • 1978To Blow the Whistle or Not: An Employee's Dilemma With Internal Control Implications • 1978Audex 100 - A Computer Audit Program for Larger Memory Systems • 1975The Certified Public Accountant in Japan • 1968 - RSS
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