Projects per year
Organization profile
Organisation profile
The department's research has long been a source of excellence which has recently been recognised in its contribution to the Business School's top rating in Scotland in the latest RAE, affirming us as a leader for "world leading and internationally excellent" research.
Chan et al. (2007) has ranked the Department's research the 5th in Europe. In studies of the most prolific authors of the past 50 years in Finance and in Accounting Heck et al. (2009) have shown that 5 Professors are within the top 5%.
The research activities in the Department are supported by excellent research and technical assistance, subscription to an extensive set of comprehensive databases, internal workshops, hosting a series of seminars by renowned researchers in the fields of accounting and finance and generous financial support to participate in national and international conferences.
The research themes of the department can be summarised into four categories.
- Accounting
- Corporate Finance & Market Based Accounting
- Derivatives
- Empirical Finance
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Investors
Business & Economics
Federal Government Report on Social Policy
Social Sciences
environmental reporting
Social Sciences
Industry
Business & Economics
firm
Social Sciences
Equity
Business & Economics
responsibility
Social Sciences
economics
Social Sciences
Network
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Profiles
Projects 2006 2018
Grant Award: George & Ann Cameron Memorial Fellowship Scheme
Broby, D., Mackenzie, A. & Bautheac, O.
Project: Internally funded project
FINANCIAL REPORTING IN THE SMALL FIRM: IS THE FRSSE A HELP OR A HINDRANCE?
Smith, J. & Reid, G.
Project: Research
Research Output 1971 2018
Accountability in the Scottish charitable context: managing disparate masters
Smith, J. & Miller, L. 7 Feb 2018 (Accepted/In press) p. 1-42 42 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
Accountability
Stakeholders
Charity
Balanced score card
End users
Accountability in the Scottish charitable context: managing disparate masters
Smith, J. & Miller, L. 11 Apr 2018 42 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
Accountability
Stakeholders
Charity
Balanced score card
End users
Accountability policy & practice in hybrid organisations: primary source evidence from indigenous markets in Indonesia
Andriana, D. & Smith, J. A. 9 Mar 2018 (Accepted/In press) 1 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Open Access
File
Factors
Hybrid organizations
Indonesia
Accountability
Shopping
Prizes
Adam Smith Business School Prize for PhD excellence 2017
Hai Zhang (Recipient), 1 Feb 2018
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
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Award for Excellence - Outstanding reviewer
Daniel Broby (Recipient), 2014
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
honors and awards
finance
Best Paper Prize 2010, International Business Research Conference (Melbourne), “Institutional Shareholder Activism and Limited Investor Protection”, with Pornanong Budsaratragoon and Suntharee Lhaopadchan.
David Hillier (Recipient), 2010
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
Institutional shareholders
International business research
Investor protection
Shareholder activism
Activities 1997 2018
2018 Accounting and Finance Scottish Doctoral Colloquium (ScotDoc)
Andriosopoulos, D. (Chair)5 Jun 2018
Activity: Organiser of special symposia
HM Treasury - International Fintech Conference
Broby, D. (Participant)22 Mar 2018
Activity: Participation in workshop, seminar, course
Impacts
Living Wage Employers: evidence of UK Business Cases
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