Fadi Al-Asfour is an accomplished Assistant Professor in Accounting &
Finance with over nine years of academic experience. Holding a Ph.D. in
Accounting & Taxation from Leeds Beckett University, UK, and a Master's in
Accounting & Finance from the University of Leeds, Dr. Asfour's expertise
spans taxation systems, corporate social responsibility, and international
financial standards. His commitment to academic excellence and innovative
research is evident through his significant contributions as a faculty member
at AL-Ahliyya Amman University and the Arab Open University. His teaching
philosophy emphasizes critical thinking and real-world application, preparing
students for the complexities of the financial world. He has been recognized
for his scholarly work, including an award for the best publication paper in
2018, and actively engages in continuous learning and professional development.
His dedication to fostering ethical financial practices makes him a valued
member of the academic community.
Accounting and FinanceTaxation System and EthicsCorporate Social ResponsibilityCorporate GovernanceInternational Financial Reporting Standards.Accounting principles.intermediate AccountingGovernmental Accounting
Job Title: Part-Time Lecturer
University: Leeds Beckett University
From: 01/2011
To: 01/2013
Responsibilities: Lecturer in the Accounting and Finance Department
Job Title: Full-Time Assistant Professor
University: Al-Ahliyya Amman University
From: 09/2015
To: 03/2020
Responsibilities: Assistant Professor in the Accounting and Finance
Department
Job Title: Assistant Professor
University: Arab Open University
From: 08/2022
To: Present
Responsibilities: Assistant Professor in Accounting
- Al‐Asfour, F., 2025. Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure and Its Impact on Financial Performance: Evidence From the GCC Islamic Banking Sector (2000–2024). Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management. 32(6), pp.8295-8315
- Al-Asfour, F., 2025. Decoding CSR: synthesis of top 100 studies and their influence on business and stakeholder dynamics. SN Business & Economics, 5(6), p.68.
- Alasfour, F., 2019. Costs of distrust: The virtuous cycle of tax compliance in Jordan. Journal of Business Ethics, 155, pp.243-258.
- Alasfour, F., Samy, M. and Bampton, R., 2016. The determinants of tax morale and tax compliance: Evidence from Jordan. In Advances in taxation (pp. 125-171). Emerald Group Publishing Limited.
- Alasfour, F., Jaara, B. and Abusaleem, K., 2024. Dividend Payout Policy of the Islamic and Conventional Banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries. Migration Letters, 21(4), pp.908-925.
- Al-Asfour, F. and Abu Saleem, K., 2023. Tax ethics and tax compliance: Evidence from emerging markets. Corporate Governance and Organizational Behavior Review, 7(4), pp.127-136.
- Al-Asfour, F., 2024. Earnings Management: A Synthesis of a Century of Research. Available at SSRN 4721230.
- Alasfour, F. and Dahmash, F., 2019. The determinants of capital structure: The Levant versus Gulf Cooperation Council firms. Afro-Asian Journal of Finance and Accounting, 9(2), pp.225-241.
- Al-Asfour, F. and McGee, R.W., 2024. Tax Evasion and Tax Compliance: What Have We Learned from the 100 Most Cited Studies?. Al-Asfour, F. & McGee, RW (2024). Tax Evasion and Tax Compliance: What Have We Learned from the, 100.
- Al-Asfour, F., 2024. Reevaluating Ethical Justifications for Discriminatory Tax Rates in the Global Economy. Journal of Accounting, Ethics & Public Policy, JAEPP, 25(2), pp.15-15.
- Al-Asfour, F., 2024. Decoding CSR: Synthesis of Top 100 Studies and Their Influence on Business and Stakeholder Dynamics. Available at SSRN 4817251.
- Al-Asfour, F., Saleem, K.A. and Jaara, B.O., 2024. A Comprehensive Analysis of Family Business: Synthesizing Insights from the 100 Most Cited Studies. Kurdish Studies, 12(2), pp.4699-4729.
