People
Members of GAS
Centre Advisory Board
Professor Audrey Paterson | GAS Director and Director of Postgraduate Research Healthcare accounting, anti-fraud, and corruption, public and third sector accounting, Gender in the accounting profession, accounting history |
Professor Alan Sangster | GAS Associate Director Accounting history, the theory, practice and teaching of double entry bookkeeping, accounting education, accounting systems, accounting theory. |
Professor M. Azizul Islam | GAS Associate Director Sustainability accounting, Human rights & modern slavery related accountability and transparency, SDGs & social audits, corporate anti-bribery measures |
University of Aberdeen Business School
Dr Nglaa Ahmad | Corporate accountability and modern slavery in the global supply chain, gender equality, climate change and sustainability issues |
Dr Alessandro Ala | |
Mr Alex Arthur | Technical aspects of accounting with a specific focus on financial accounting, auditing, and sustainable development reporting |
Professor George Boyne | The performance of public sector organisations, Devolution and Regulation, Strategy and Performance Measurement. |
Ms Desidre Coopasamy | |
Dr Yanghong (Alice) Hu | Sub-national institutions in emerging economies, institutional theory, corporate diversification, strategic management, entrepreneurship in emerging economies. |
Dr William Jackson | Accounting history, Healthcare accounting, Public and third sector accounting, Management control, Gender and the Accounting profession |
Dr Naser Makarem | Financial reporting, earnings management, audit quality, real activities manipulation |
Dr Likun Mao | Health Economics, Education Economics, Economics of Ageing |
Professor Catia Montagna | International trade theory; firms in the global economy; labour markets, trade, FDI; globalisation and labour markets; welfare state policies |
Dr Elham Moonesirust | Identity and subjectivity; power; science and technology studies; critical management studies; gender studies, ethics of care; qualitative methodologies |
Mr Andrew Mulhern | Accountancy education; philosophical issues in accounting; financial statement analysis; double-entry bookkeeping; and music and creative sector |
Dr Mohamed Osman | Accountancy history, sustainable development reporting in emerging countries, accounting education |
Dr Chathurani Rathnayake |
Cultural political economy of accounting, Organizational controls and governance in third world, Accounting for circular economy, Accounting and accountability in Buddhism |
Dr Thereza Sales de Aguair | Corporate social responsibility, climate change, gender, accounting education and MNCs |
Dr Sarah Smith | Financial accounting & reporting; Corporate communication including voluntary disclosure and impression management; Leasing; Academic faculty issues and accounting education |
Ms Lindsay Tibbetts | Auditing, Feedback and Assessment, Employability, Professional Education in an academic environment |
Dr Kenneth Weir | Wellbeing in accounting; Social finance and impact investment; Biodiversity accounting |
Dr Mark Whittington | Strategic management accounting, accounting and the cloud, accounting education, non-financial reporting and financial statement analysis |
Other Schools within University of Aberdeen
The Institute of Applied Health Sciences |
Works on the lack of recording and report on deaths that occur outside clinics or without registration. The use of accounting and improved data recording aims to improve the ability health systems to respond to the needs of vulnerable and excluded populations through partnership approaches with communities and researchers. Likewise, her work on food poverty and insecurity provides opportunities for interdisciplinary research collaborations with people with both the accountancy group and business school. |
Director - Interdisciplinary Centre for Data & Artificial Intelligence |
Discusses the key role Artificial Intelligence can play in helping to build a more sustainable world. Collaborations with School of Natural and Computing Science opens possibilities to conduct interdisciplinary research in the area of energy transition, agri-food, life sciences & healthcare, and others, while enabling new collaborations with industry and other organisations in support of their digital transformation journeys. |
School of Divinity, History and Philosophy |
Research into science and technology in Britain (18th and 19th centuries); the humanitarian movement and veterinary professionalization; science and music; food and history. |
External Academic Members
Dr Stefano Amelio | University di Insurbia, Italy |
Dr Julie Bertz | DCU Business School, Ireland |
Dr Frank Conaty | University of Galway, Ireland |
Professor Colin Dey | University of Dundee, UK |
Dr Zeinab Elrashidy | Faculty of Commerce, Cairo, Egypt |
Dr Mohammed Elsharkawy | Ministry of Higher Education and Research, Cairo, Egypt |
Ms Menna Emam | Faculty of Commerce, Cairo, Egypt |
Dr Temitope Fagbemi | Robert Gordon University, UK |
Dr Patrizia Gazzola | University di Insurbia, Italy |
Dr Martyn Gordon | Robert Gordon University, UK |
Dr Nhung Hoang | SKEMA Business School, France |
Professor Aage Johnsen | Oslo Met University, Norway |
Dr Vicky Lambert | University of Dundee, UK |
Dr Julia Morley | London School of Economics, UK |
Dr Raeni Raeni | University of Birmingham, UK |
Dr Ali Reda | Faculty of Commerce, Cairo, Egypt |
Dr Rilwan Sakariyahu | University of Dundee, UK |
Dr Simona Scarparo | Deakin University, Australia |
Dr Agnieszka Trzeciakiewicz | University of York, UK |
Dr Hendrik Vollmer | University of Warwick, UK |
Dr David Yates | University of Sheffield, UK |
Non-academic Members
Rebecca McCaffry | CIMA Research |
Marie Gardner | Head of Research, Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAS) |