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Robert Day

  • u_rday at bournemouth dot ac dot uk
  • Research Assistant
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Research

Designing Innovative Pedagogy for Complex Accountancy Topics (DIPCAT), was funded by ERASMUS+, and completed in 2021. Phyllis was the Principal Investigator, working in collaboration with eleven other European universities. Four distinct but integrated sets of case studies have been developed comprising original content, learning materials, activities and two databases. The topics of the cases address areas of global and immediate concerns in international taxation, corporate governance and tax avoidance, financial reporting for financial instruments (IFRS 9) and auditing in the digital era. Thirty-nine academics from twelve European HE Institutions collaborated on this project. The project-partners have a long history of working together and with other professionals in the development of teaching materials, intensive study programmes, student and staff exchanges, research and other knowledge exchanges. The combined subject expertise, professional experiences, global networks and academic resources of the partnership far exceeds the sum of individual contributions. The partners consulted with accounting and tax experts during the design and development phases of the case studies. The experts were from the Big Four, MNEs and the Professional and Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (e.g. ICAEW, ACCA, CIMA and CIOT) in the respective countries. Such consultation has ensured the professional relevance and practical application of the learning materials. More about the project may be found at: www.bournemouth.ac.uk/dipcat.

Journal Articles

  • Day, R. and Woodward, T., 2009. CSR reporting and the UK financial services sector. Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 10 (3), 159-175.
  • Day, R. and Chambers, C., 2009. The Banking Sector and CSR: an unholy alliance? Financial Regulation International, 12 (9), 13-20.
  • Day, R., 2009. CSR Reporting and the UK Financial Services Sector. Journal of Applied Accounting Research, Volume 10 (3), 159-175.
  • Gstraunthaler, T. and Day, R., 2008. Avian influenza in the UK: Knowledge, risk perception and risk reduction strategies. British Food Journal, 110 (3), 260-270.
  • Day, R., 2007. The Impact of Monetary Union on Financial Information - A Partial Model Based on a Study of the UK. Journal of European Financial Services, 14/15, 105-121.
  • Day, R., 2006. Disability Disclosure: a case of understatement? Business Ethics: a European review.
  • Day, R., 2004. A critical review of accounting standard setting and the role of Government from 1980 to 1990. Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 7 (2), 80-133.
  • Day, R. and Woodward, T., 2004. Disclosure of information about employees in the Directors' report of UK published financial statements: substantive or symbolic? Accounting Forum, 28, 43-59.
  • Day, R., 2004. A Critical review of Accounting Standard Setting and the Role of Government from 1980 - 1990. Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 80-133.

Chapters

  • Day, R., 2006. Financial Scandals of the 1920's. Corporate Governance and Institutions: A Pan-European Perspective. pPoxnan University of Economics.