AUT - Mahmood Ahmed Momin

Dr Mahmood Ahmed Momin

Senior Lecturer

Phone: : +64 9 921 9999 – ext: 5081

Email: mahmood.momin@aut.ac.nz

Qualifications:

• Ph D Department of Accounting and Finance, University of Glasgow, Scotland
• M Phil School of Accounting and Finance, University of Manchester, UK
• M com Department of Accounting, Dhaka University, Bangladesh
• CMA Institute of Cost and Management Accountants, Bangladesh

Biography:

Mahmood joined Auckland University of Technology in 2008 as a senior lecturer. Before his present position, he has worked in the School of Accountancy, Massey University New Zealand as a lecturer. Mahmood's teaching experience also includes teaching at Glasgow University, Scotland [as a tutor] and at the Islamic University of Kushtia Bangladesh as an Assistant Professor.

Mahmood is a professionally qualified cost and management accountant, who in 2006, completed hisy Ph D in social accounting from Glasgow University.

Teaching Areas:

Expertise in Degree and Postgraduate Teaching

• Financial accounting, management accounting, and social & environmental accounting
• Management accounting and advance management accounting (Level 6 and Level 7 papers)

Interests in Research Supervision

• Corporate social responsibility and reporting, especially in emerging economy
• Corporate accountability issues of multinational corporations
• Sustainability reporting issues

Research areas:

Corporate social responsibility and reporting; corporate accountability in globalization context

Current Research Projects:

• Corporate social responsibility and reporting by subsidiaries of multinational corporations in a developing country: An exploration
• Gramscian ideological hegemony and CSR literature: looking for new lenses

Publications:

1. Momin, M., (2010) Civil society’s view on Corporate Social Disclosure through Gramscian lenses. Accepted for publication in the APIRA 2010 Conference, 12 & 13 July 2010, Sydney, Australia.
2. Belal, A., and Momin, M. (2009) Corporate social reporting in emerging economies: A review and future direction”. Research in Accounting in Emerging Economics, Volume 9, pp.119-145.
3. Momin, M. and Belal, A. (2009) The view of selected NGOs on corporate social disclosure in Bangladesh, IPA conference, 9-11 July 2009, Innsbruck, Austria.
   http://www.uibk.ac.at/atr/ipa2009/paper_downloads/
4. Hossain, M. and Momin, M. (2008) “A survey of the extent of corporate social disclosure: the case of banking companies in India”, Corporate Ownership and Control, Volume 5, Issue 4, pp.286-293.
5. Momin, M. (2007) Making interview sense: an experience from a developing country, 5th APIRA Conference, 8-10 July 2007, Auckland, New Zealand.
   http://www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz/ConferenceManager/articles/5/319-FinalPaper%20no.%201%20Making%20interview%20sense-edits.doc
6. Momin, M. and Shaoul, J. (2004) “A stakeholder analysis of market-based economic policies: the case of the fertilizer industry in Bangladesh”, Research in Accounting in Emerging Economics, Suplement-2, pp. 407-441.
7. Momin, M. (1994) “Predicting Industrial Sickness in Bangladesh”, The Cost and Management, Volume 22, November-December.
8. Momin, M. and Ali, S. (1995) “Liquidity Management in Public Enterprises- A case study of Sugar Mills under BSFIC”, The Cost and Management, Vol. 23, No. 2, March-April.
9. Momin, M., and Uddin, S. N. (1996) “Dysfunctional Consequences of budget- Causes and remedies”, The Cost and Management, Vol. 24, No.5, September-October.
10. Momin, M. (1996) “Value Added Statement- Say hello, not good-bye!” The Cost and Management, vol. 24, no.5, September-October.