Dr. Husni Samara is a dedicated educator in accounting and financial sciences 📊📚. He serves as a part-time instructor at Al Zaytona University of Science and Technology in Salfit, Palestine (2023-2024), teaching in the Faculty of Business Management and the Technical Community College’s Insurance Office Services Diploma program 🏢💼. Previously, he was a part-time instructor at Al-Quds Open University in Jenin and Nablus (2021-2022), contributing to the Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences 🏫📖. His expertise and commitment to education help shape future professionals in accounting and business administration 💡🎓.
Research Interest
Dr. Husni Samara is a dedicated researcher specializing in sustainability 🌱, quantitative research in accounting 📊, and corporate governance 🏛️. His expertise spans various accounting issues 💼, where he applies data-driven approaches to enhance financial decision-making and transparency. With a keen focus on corporate responsibility and sustainable business practices, Dr. Samara contributes valuable insights to the evolving field of accounting. His research supports organizations in improving governance structures and financial reporting accuracy. Through his work, he bridges the gap between quantitative analysis and practical applications, fostering ethical and sustainable financial practices in the corporate world. 📈✅
Research Focus
Dr. Husni Samara’s research focuses on corporate governance 🏛️, financial technologies 💳📲, and business performance 📈 in emerging markets. His work examines the impact of digital finance on entrepreneurship 🚀, board structures in firm valuation 💼, and the role of conservative accounting in financial adequacy 💰. He also explores intangible assets and ESG integration 🌱, artificial intelligence in governance 🤖, and financial technology’s role in social responsibility 🌍. His contributions provide valuable insights into banking performance 🏦, energy economics ⚡, and digital education 📚, making a significant impact on finance, corporate strategy, and business sustainability.
Publication Top Notes
The impact of digital financial technologies on the development of entrepreneurship: Evidence from commercial banks in the emerging markets
The effect of corporate governance and firm characteristics on firm value: evidence from Jordan
Does board structure matter firm’s value? The Jordanian evidence
The linkage between conservative accounting and financial adequacy and the moderating role of corporate governance
Modeling and mediating the interaction between oil prices and economic sectors advancement: The case of Middle East
Financial technology’s role in advancing social responsibility: a bibliometric review of research progress and future opportunities
The role of human resource re-engineering in order to improve the quality of banking performance
Digital technologies in business education: a hybrid literature review from the Web of Science database
Artificial intelligence and machine learning in corporate governance: A bibliometric analysis