Journal Article 2020 Open Access

The Judas Iscariot Syndrome and Its Implication for Accounting Educators

Williams Kwasi Peprah, Josephine Ganu, Daniel Dei, Edwin A. Balila, Jolly S. Balila, Glenda Joy B. Lopez

Applied Finance and Accounting, 6(2), 11

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DOI: 10.11114/afa.v6i2.4941
Faculty: School of Business
Research area: Business, Management & Accounting

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Williams Kwasi Peprah School of Business Daniel Dei Department of Theological Studies and Mission Jolly S. Balila School of Business

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