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Accounting and Society

The Accounting and Society Research Mobilisation Group at the СÀ¶ÊÓƵ Business School views accounting as a social and institutional practice that defines and constitutes social relations (Miller, 1994). Members of the group draw upon a mix of quantitative and qualitative methodologies to undertake impactful interdisciplinary research in the areas of accountability, governance, inequality, performance management, accounting profession and accounting education, to meet the emerging agendas of business, government, higher education, and the wider society.

• Research Themes

  Our main research themes include:

  • the political economy of accounting;
  • accounting and inequality;
  • accountability, governance, and performance management;
  • accounting education;
  • public sector accounting reforms;
  • accounting and fintech;
  • the accounting profession;
  • capital market-based accounting research;
  • corporate governance and executive compensation
• Members

  

  (Research Mobiliser)

  Senior Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Research Support

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Reader in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Emeritus Professor, Accounting & Finance

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  Profession Liaison, Senior Lecturer in Banking and FinTech

  Lecturer in Accounting

  

  PhD Student

  PhD Student

  

  Gofaone Koorapetse

  PhD Student

  

  PhD Student

• Projects

  We’re involved in these projects:

  • Goncharenko, G. (PI), Liu, S., Adwan, S., and Polzer, T., Understanding workplace democracy through corporate and employee disclosure, Leverhulme Trust Grant
• Distinguished Scholar Seminar Programme

  , University of Birmingham, date and time tbc

  , СÀ¶ÊÓƵ, date and time tbc

  , University of Essex, date and time tbc

  , University of Essex, date and time tbc

  , University of Birmingham, date and time tbc

• Visiting Scholar Seminar Programme

  , University of St. Andrews, 15 February 2024, 15:00 – 16:30 [abstract]

  , University of Birmingham, date and time tbc

  , University of Birmingham, date and time tbc

Contact

For any enquiries, please write to Dr Sumohon Matilal s.matilal@sussex.ac.uk

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