Jordan Lowe

Representative Publications

The Impact of Audit Committee Strength on Auditor Processing: Investigating How Auditors Rely on Peripheral Cues (with A. Cianci, S. Kuselias, and G. Tsakumis). Behavioral Research in Accounting (Forthcoming).

Lowe, D.J., and P.M. Reckers. 2024. The deterrence effects of whistleblowing provisions, corporate governance culture, and Machiavellianism. Behavioral Research in Accounting 36 (1): 45-65.

Lowe, D.J., P.M. Reckers, and A. Sauciuc. 2023. The influence of professional commitment and rationalization-discrediting interventions on unethical audit decisions. Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory 42 (3): 1-20.

Johnson, E., D.J. Lowe, P.M. Reckers. 2021. An examination of the influence of auditor and client narcissism on auditor judgments of client risk. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 40 (4): 1-17.

Maksymov, E., J. Pickerd, D.J. Lowe. M.E. Peecher, and A. Reffett. 2020. The settlement norm in audit legal disputes: Insights from prominent attorneys. Contemporary Accounting Research 37(3): 1400-1443.

Johnson, E.N., L. Kidwell, D.J. Lowe, and P.M. Reckers. 2019. The association between follower personal characteristics and intended compliance with leader directives to commit financial statement fraud. Journal of Business Ethics 154(1): 181-193.

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.