Law and Management

School of Business

Staff Profile

Dr Xu-Dong Ji Title: Senior Lecturer Department: Accounting Location:Social Sciences Building Room 110 Tel: +61 3 9479 3061 Email: x.ji@latrobe.edu.au Fax: +61 3 9479 5971

Xu-Dong Ji, Grad Dip in Econometrics, MAcc C.Sturt, PhD La Trobe, CPA Australia

Dr Xu-Dong Ji is a senior lecturer in the School of Business. He joined the School in July 1996. He has a Graduate Diploma in Econometrics form the University of New England, a Masters of Accounting from Charles Sturt University and a Doctor of Philosophy from La Trobe University. He has taught many courses in financial accounting, management accounting, accounting theory and international accounting.   Before coming to La Trobe, Xu-Dong spent five years working at the Treasury Department of Jiangsu Province in China. He has published several academic articles in international books and journals.

Research interests: Accounting history; accounting theory; international accounting; accounting developments in developing countries.

Teaching: Financial Accounting; Advanced Accounting; International Accounting.

Recent Publications

Godfrey, J., Lu, W, and Ji, X.D., (2006) “Reporting Intangibles”, Monash Business Review, 2:1, pp36-41.

Ji, X.D., (2003). "Concepts of cost and profit in Chinese agricultural treatises: with special reference to Shengshi Nongshu and Pu Nongshu in the seventeenth century", Accounting, Business and Financial History, 13:1 March 2003 69-81.

Ji, X.D. and Aiken, M. (2002). "Cultural, economic and political factors influencing the development of accounting in modern China: some empirical evidence", Accounting Research Journal, 15(1), pp.58-71.

Ji, X.D., (2001). Development of Accounting and Auditing Systems in China, Aldershot, UK: Ashgate.

Ji. X.D. (2000), “Evaluation of Research on Chinese Accounting Issues”, Managerial Finance, Vol. 26, No. 5, p41-62.

Aiken, M.E., Ji, X. D. and Lu, W. (1997). "The certified public accounting profession in China: its development and impact on financial control of business operations", Australian Accounting Review, 7(2), issue 14, October: 45-53.

Scorgie, M., and Ji, X. D. (1996), “Production Planning in Seventeenth Century China”, Accounting History, Accounting History Special Interest Group of the Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand, NS vol1, No.2, November, p37-54.

Aiken, M., Lu, W., and Ji, X. D. (1995), “The New Accounting Standards in China: A Critical Analysis”, in Blake and Gao (eds) Perspectives on Accounting and Finance in China, Routledge Publisher, London, UK, p 159-177.