BA 297G WP Carey School of Business PO Box 873606
Tempe, AZ 85287-3606
Mail code: 3606
Campus: Tempe
Long Bio
Jordan Lowe is a professor of accountancy in the W. P. Carey School of Business. He joined Arizona State University in 2003. His prior appointments include service at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, University of San Diego, and Virginia Tech.
Education
Ph.D. Accounting, minor in Social Psychology, Arizona State University 1992
Master of Accountancy, Brigham Young University 1984
B.S. Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude, Brigham Young University 1981
Johnson, E., P.M. Reckers, and D.J. Lowe. An examination of the influence of auditor and client narcissism on auditor judgments of client risk. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy (Forthcoming).
Maksymov, E., J. Pickerd, D.J. Lowe. M.E. Peecher, and A. Reffett. 2020. Maksymov, E., J. Pickerd, D.J. Lowe, M.E. Peecher, A. Reffett. 2020. The settlement norm in audit legal disputes: Insights from prominent attorneys. Contemporary Accounting Research 37(3): 1400-1443.
Lowe, D.J., J. Bierstaker, D. Janvrin, and G. Jenkins. 2018. Audit information technology use and perceived importance: Have the Big 4 lost their advantage?). Journal of Information Systems 32 (1): 87-107.
Johnson, E.N., D.J. Lowe, and P.M. Reckers. 2016. The influence of affective states on auditors’ ethical judgments. Contemporary Accounting Research 33 (1): 261–287.
Grenier, J., D.J. Lowe, D. Reffett, and T. Warne. 2015. The effects of expert panel recommendations on juror judgments of auditor negligence. Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory 34 (4): 157-170.
Mowchan. M., D.J. Lowe, and P.M. Reckers. 2015. Antecedents to unethical corporate conduct: Characteristics of the complicit follower. Behavioral Research in Accounting 27 (2): 95–126.
