Proceedings of the University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems
The Deloitte/University of Kansas Auditing Symposium has been held on a bi-annual basis since 1972. Its purpose is to provide a forum where practitioners, regulators, and academics can come together and have open discussions about the auditing profession from each of their unique perspectives. It is seen as a greatly beneficial event for practitioners, regulators, and academics alike. Information about current symposia can be found at the University of Kansas School of Business.
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Some historical auditing milestones: An epistemology of an inexact art
R. Gene Brown and Roger H. Salquist
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Auditing looks ahead: Proceedings of the Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems
University of Kansas, School of Business and Howard Stettler
Future directions of auditing research / Douglas R. Carmichael; Some historical auditing milestones: An epistemology of an inexact art / R. Gene Brown, Roger H. Salquist; Discussant's response to future directions for auditing research / Frederick L. Neumann; Problem with auditing is (The stuff dreams are made of) / Marvin L. Stone; Discussant's response to some historical auditing milestones An epistemology of an inexact art / Horace G. Barden; What are the courts saying to auditors? / A. A. Sommer; Discussant's response to what are the courts saying to auditors? / Russell A. Taussig; Towards standards for statistical sampling / Kenneth W. Stringer; Discussant's response to toward standards for statistical sampling / James W. Kelley; Future extensions of audit services, Meeting investors' future needs / Donald J. Bevis; Discussant's response to future extensions of audit services, meeting investors' future needs / John C. Burton; Toward standards for materiality(?) / William Holmes; Discussant's response to toward standards for materiality (?) / Sam M. Woolsey; Toward a philosophy of auditing / R. K. (Robert Kuhn) Mautz (1915-2002); Discussant's response to toward a philosophy of auditing / Henry P. Hill
