IFP Recent Studies
Research studies 2008:
The IFP commissioned five research monographs (white papers) to address the following questions and issues:
- What do we currently know about the topical area?
- What research has been done?
- What are the lessons that we have learned?
- What don't we know and what are we missing?
- What additional resources are needed to do research on the topical area (additional theory, data, subjects, research methodology, etc.)?
The topical areas and authors include:
- Financial Statement Fraud - Joseph Carcello (University of Tennessee / COSO) and Dana Hermanson (Kennesaw State University / COSO)
- The Legal Environment and White Collar Crime / Forensic Accounting - John Gill (Vice President - Education, ACFE)
- White Collar Crime and Psychology, Sociology and Criminology - Sri Ramamoorti and Daven Morrison (Board of the Chicago-based Information Integrity Coalition (IIC))
- Fraud and Forensic Accounting In a Digital Environment - Conan Albrecht (Brigham Young University)
- Asset Misappropriation: Ethical and International Perspectives - Chad Albrecht (Utah State), Mary-Jo Kranacher (Editor-in-Chief, CPA Journal and York College) and Steve Albrecht (Brigham Young University)
Research Studies 2007:
No new studies at this time
Research studies 2006:
- Assessing the Role of Control Overrides in Financial Statement Fraud
Study conducted by Dr. Robert Tillman and Michael Indergaard.
To download the full study, please click here. - Assessing How Identity theives obtain Identities for Exploitation
Study conducted by Dr. William Kresse with extensive assistance from the Chicago Police Department.
To download the full study, please click here. - Assessing How Procurement Fraud Suborns Officials
Study conducted by Dr. Nikos Passas
To download the full study, please click here.