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I am very pleased to tell you that Tony Tinker has joined OPE-L. Tony is currently a professor of *accounting* at Baruch College in New York City. He is also a Visiting Professor of Accounting and Information Systems at the University of South Australia and is Co-Editor of _Critical Perspectives on Accounting Journal_ and _The Accounting Forum_. For a much fuller description of his professional activities, read the following (very impressive!) CV:
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Curriculum Vitae: TONY TINKER
Last Revision: 6/1/2000
Primary Positions Currently held:
Professor: Baruch College: City University of New York
Visiting Professor: School of Accounting and Information Systems, University
of South Australia
Co-Editor: Critical Perspectives on Accounting Journal
Co-Editor: the Accounting Forum
Contact Information:
Baruch College: Box E-723
17 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10010
USA
Tel: 212 802 6436
Fax: 212 802 6423
Email: TonyTinker@MSN.com
Email: Tony_Tinker@baruch.cuny.edu
Standing Critical Accounting Conference Website:
http://bus.baruch.cuny.edu/critical
Accounting Information Course Site:
http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/upload/ttinker/3202HOME.HTM
1. EDUCATION
Degree Institution Field Dates
Ph.D. University of Manchester (UK) Accounting 1975
M.Sc. Bradford University (UK) Management 1970
F.C.C.A. Association of Chartered
1970
(Associate, 1970; Certified Accountants (UK)
Fellow, 1977-).
2. FULL-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Institution Rank Field Dates
Baruch Professor Accounting 1987-
College-CUNY
University of Hallsworth Research Accounting 1991-92
Manchester Fellow
Fordham Visiting Professor Accounting 1991
University
Baruch Associate Professor Accounting
1984-87
College-CUNY
Baruch Visiting Associate
Accounting 1983-84
College-CUNY Professor
New York Associate Professor Accounting 1980-83
University
University of Visiting Associate Management
1978-80
California at Professor
Los Angeles
University of Visiting Associate Accounting
1977-78
Washington Professor
University of Lecturer Economics 1972-77
Sheffield
University of Research Fellow Management 1970-72
Manchester
3. PART-TIME ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Institution Rank Field Dates
University Visiting Economics & Summer 1976
of Nairobi Professor Business
4. NON-ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Unilever Limited, London, Internal Auditor, 1969-1970.
Shell-Mex and B.P. Limited, London, Operational Researcher, 1968-1969.
Playboy Club, London, Accountant, 1967-1968.
International Factors Limited, London, Accountant, 1965-1966.
Milk Marketing Board, Surrey, Trainee Accountant, 1964-1965.
South West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board, London,
Finance Trainee, 1963-1964.
5. POSITION AT BARUCH
Rank Dates
Professor 12/31/87 to date
6. PUBLICATIONS IN FIELD OF EXPERTISE:
A. Books:
THE SOCIAL RELATIONS OF FINANCIAL SERVICES, (with David Knights) (Oxford:
Basil Blackwell, 1997).
POLICING ACCOUNTING KNOWLEDGE: THE MARKET FOR EXCUSES AFFAIR: (with Tony
Puxty, Markus Wiener, Princeton, N.J., and Chapman & Hall, London, 1995).
ADAM SMITH AND THE SUBVERSION OF SELF, (with Cheryl Lehman, The Sixth Tom
Robertson Memorial Lecture, University of Edinburgh, Department of
Accounting and Business Method, 1988).
PAPER PROFITS: A SOCIAL CRITIQUE OF ACCONTING (New York: Praeger Publishing
Co., London: Holt, Reinhart and Winston, 1985).
SOCIAL ACCOUNTING FOR CORPORATIONS: PRIVATE ENTERPRIZE VERSUS THE
ACCOUNTING INTEREST (New York: M. Wiener Publishing Co., Manchester:
Manchester University Press, 1984).
THE SIERRA LEONE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY: A CASE STUDY IN IMPERIALISM: (with
Ankie Hoogvelt) University of Sheffield Monograph, 1977.
B. Chapters in Books:
"Abraham Briloff: A Retrospective" in HISTORY OF ACCOUNTING: AN
INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, edited by Micahel Chatfield and Richard
Vangermeersch (New York: Garland Publishing Co: 1995).
"The Normative Origins of Positive Theories: Ideology and Accounting
Thought", (with B. Merino and M. Neimark) in ACCOUNTING THEORY: A
CONTEMPORARY REVIEW, (S. Jones, C. Romano and J. Ratnatunga. eds.) (Sydney:
Harcourt Brace, 1995).
Richard G. Schroeder (ed), (New York: Wiley, 1994). "The Accountant as
Partisan", in ACCOUNTING THEORY: TEXT AND READINGS,
"Displacing the Corporation with Deconstructionism and Dialectics" (with
M.Neimark) in D. Cooper and T. Hopper (eds) CRITICAL ACCOUNTS: REORIENTING
ACCOUNTING RESEARCH (London: Macmillan, 1990).
"Coloring by Numbers: Financial Disclosure and the Third World Debt," in
C. Lehman and R. Moore, MULTINATIONAL CULTURE: SOCIAL IMPACTS OF A GLOBAL
ECONOMY (Greenwood: Greenwich, Conn., 1990).
"Accounting as a Social Science: Abstract versus Concrete Sources of
Accounting Change", (with E.A. Lowe), in E.A. Lowe, A. Puxty, and R.
Laughlin (Editors), CRITICAL PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS (London:
Macmillan, 1988).
"Marginalizing the Public Interest: A Critical look at recent Social
Accounting History," (with Cheryl Lehman and Marilyn Neimark),in BEHAVIORAL
ACCOUNTING RESEARCH: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS, (ed) K. Ferris, (Columbus, Ohio:
Century VII Publishing Inc., 1988.
"Bookkeeping for Capitalism: Reproducing Unequal Exchange Through
Professional Accounting Practice", (with Cheryl Lehman and Marilyn Neimark),
in Vincent Mosco (ed) THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INFORMATION: (Wisconsin:
University of Wisconsin Press, 1988).
"The Normative Origins of Positive Theories: Ideology and Accounting
Thought," (with Merino, B. and Neimark, M.D.), in A.G. Puxty (Editor),
ISSUES IN ACCOUNTABILITY XII: CRITIQUES OF AGENCY THEORY IN ACCOUNTANCYY,
(glasgow: Strathclyde Convergences, 1985, pp.25-42).
"The Naturalization of Accounting: Social Ideology and the Genesis of
Agency Theory," in A.G. Puxty (Editor), ISSUES IN ACCOUNTABILITY XII:
CRITICQUES OF AGENCY THEORY IN ACCOUNTANCY, (Glasgow: Strathclyde
Convergences, 1985, pp.43-58.)
C. Papers in Professional Journals:
(1) Articles
"Briloff and The Lost Horizon", Accounting Today, forthcoming.
"The Lost Tribes of Accounting", Accounting & Business, forthcoming.
"Sleepless in Seattle: Farewell Democracy, Hello WTO!"
Electronic Journal of Radical Organisation Theory, forthcoming.
"Beyond the Brilovian Critique: From Traditional to Organic Intellectuals in
Critical Accounting Research", forthcoming.
"For Criticism: Rational Dialectics and the Critcial Renewal of
Professional, Foucauldian, Ethnographic and Epistemic Studies", forthcoming.
"Like Lambs to the Slaughter: How the Accounting Establishment fails its
Students without exams", July 1999, PASS.
" From Boy Scouts to Good Soldiers: The Poverty of Ethical Liberalism in
Accounting", Research on Accounting Ethics (forthcoming).
"The Hegelian Logic of Critical Research: Understanding Professor Yoshinori
Shiozawa", Accounting, Auditing, and Accountability Journal, Vol.12, No.1,
1999.
"Mickey Marxism Rides Again", Critical Perspectives on Accounting,
(forthcoming).
"The Accounting Workplace: A Joyless Future" (with Athina Koutsoumadi), The
Accounting Forum, Vol. 21, No. 3 & 4, December 1997 - March 1998, pp.
289-316.
"The Second Millenium Bomb: Educational Malaise and Technological Change,"
Accounting & Business, July/August 1998, pp. 16-18.
"Hamlet Without the Prince: The Ethnographic Turn in Information Systems
Research", Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal, Vol. 11, No. 1,
1998, pp. 3-33.
"The Mind is a Wonderful Thing to Waste": Think Like a Commodity, Become a
CPA!" (with Athina Koutsoumadi), Accounting, Auditing, and Accountabilility
Journal, Volume 10, No. 3, 1997.
"Is Unionization is in the best interests of Accounting Higher Education?"
Issues in Accounting Education, Vol. 11, No. 1, Spring 1996.
"Is Unionization is in the best interests of Accounting Higher Education (A
Reply)", Issues in Accounting Education, Vol. 11, No. 1, Spring 1996.
"Commodifying Business and Accounting Education: The Implications of
Accreditation" (with J.F. Dillard), Critical Perspectives on Accounting,
Vol. 7, No. 1/2, February/ April 1996, pp. 215-226.
"Pension Accounting and Corporate Takeovers", (with K. Chung and D.
Ghicas) Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting, Vol. 1, December 1994, pp.
73-90.
"Unsettled Frameworks: Voluntarism and the Dialectics of MIS Research",
(with K. Yuthas) Advances in Accounting Information Systems, Vol. 3,
1995,pp. 181-200.
"There's Nothing Like Success: Cartesian Dualisms in Information Systems
Research" (with K.Yuthas) Advances with Accounting Information Systems,
Vol. 3, 1995, pp. 31-62.
"Paradise Regained? Myth, Milton, and Management Accounting" (with K.
Yuthas) Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Vol. 5, No. 3, September 1994,
pp. 295-3110.
"The Genesis of Mandatory Financial Disclosure in Japan" (with Nanako
Ohsawa) Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Vol.4, No.4, pp.85-95, 1993.
"Dishonored Contracts: Accounting and the Expropriation of Employee
Pension Wealth" (with Dimitrios Ghicas) Accounting, Organizations and
Society, Vol.18, No.4, pp. 361-80, 1993.
"Dismantling Financial Disclosure Regulations: Testing the Stigler-Benston
Hypothesis", Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, Vol.6, No.1,
1993, pp. 10-36.
"M(othering) View on: How Innocent is Innocent Enough: The Relief
Provisions of Section 6013(e)," Accounting, Auditing, and Accountability
Journal, Vol.5, No.3, 1992.
"Fatal Attractions in the Agency Relationship," The British Accounting
Review, Vol.23, No.4, 1992, pp.329-354.
"The Accountant as Partisan," Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol.
16, No. 3, 1991, pp. 297-310.
"Falling Down the Hole in the Middle-of-the-Road Theorizing: Political
Quietism in Corporate Social Reporting," (with C. Lehman and M. Neimark)
Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, Vol. 4, No. 2, 1991, pp.
28-53.
"The Market for Positive Accounting Theories," (with Fahretttin Okcabol,
Advances in Public Interest Accounting, Volume III, 1990, pp.71-96.
"The Struggle over meaning in Accounting and Corporate Research: A
Comparative Evaluation of Conservative and Critical Historiography,"
Accounting, Auditing, and Accountability, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp.55-74, 1988.
"Panglossian Accounting Theories: The Science of Apologizing in Style",
Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol. 13, No. 2, pp.165-89, 1988.
"Identity and Non-Identity Thinking: A Dialectical Critique of the
Transaction Cost Theory of the Modern Corporation", The (with M. Neimark),
Journal of Management, Vol. 13, No. 4, pp.63-75, 1987.
"The `Real' Cultural Significance of Accounts", (With C. Lehman),
Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol. 12, No. 5, pp.503-522, 1987.
"Managing Gender and Class Contradictions at General Motors: 1916-1976",
(with M Neimark), Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol. 12, No. 1,
pp.71-88,1987.
"Waving Goodbye to the TWA bus: PAPER PROPHETS and the Sraffian Critique of
Marginalism", Advances in Public Interest Accounting, Vol. 2.,1986.
"The Social Construction of Management Control Systems at General Motors",
(with M Neimark), Accounting, Organizations and Society, Vol. 11, No. 4/5,
pp.369-395, 1986.
"Metaphor or Reification: Are Radical Humanists Libertarian Anarchists?"
Journal of Management Studies, July, 1986.
"Theories of the State and the State of Accounting: Economic Reductionism
and Political Voluntarism in Accounting Deregulatory Theory", Journal of
Accounting and Public Policy, Vol.3, pp.55-77, 1984.
"One-Dimensional Management Science: Towards a Technocratic
Consciousness", (with E.A. Lowe), Interfaces, Vol. 14, No. 2, pp.40-56,
March-April 1984.
"The Normative Origins of Positive Theories: Ideology and Accounting
Thought," Accounting Organizations and Society, (with B. Merino and M.
Neimark), Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 167-200, 1982.
"The Management Science of the Management Sciences." Human Relations, (with
E.A. Lowe), Vol. 35, No. 4, 1982, pp. 331-347.
"Towards a Political Economy of Accounting: An Empirical Illustration of
the Cambridge Controversies," Accounting Organizations and Society, Vol. 5,
No.1, 1980, pp. 147-160.
"A Rationale for Corporate Social Reporting: Theory and Evidence from
Organizational Research," Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, (with
E.A. Lowe), Vol. 1, No. 1, 1980, pp. 1-19.
"Some Empirical Evidence as to the Role of the Superordinate Integrator,"
Journal of Management Studies, (with E.A. Lowe), February 1978, pp.91-108.
"The Role of the Colonial and Post-Colonial State in Imperialism," The
Journal of African Studies, (with A. Hoogvelt), Vol 16, No. 1, 1978,
pp.1-13.
"The Design of the Accounting and Financial Management First Degree at
Sheffield University," Association of University Teachers of Accounting
Review, (with E.A. Lowe), Vol 8, 1977, pp. 18-27.
"The Sierra Leone Development Company: A Case Study in Imperialism," (with
A. Hoogvelt), Critique of Anthropology, June, 1977, pp.19-27.
"Sighting the Accounting Problematic: Towards and Intellectual Emancipation
of Accounting," Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, (with E.A.
Lowe), Vol. 4, No. 3, 1977, pp. 263-276.
"New Directions for Management Accounting, "OMEGA, The International
Journal of Management Science, (with E.A. Lowe), Vol. 5, No.2, 1976, pp.
173-183.
"A Note on" Environmental Uncertainty and a Message to our Editorial
Function," Administrative Science Quarterly, Vol. 21, No. 3, 1976,
pp.506-508.
"A Short Note on 'Is the Emphasis of Capital Budgeting Theory Misplaced?"
Journal of Accounting and Business Finance, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 23-25, 1976.
"The Architecture of Requisite Variety: An Empirical Application of
Managerial Cybernetics to the Organization of Socio-Economic Enterprises and
the Information-for-Control Systems," (Part 1), Kybernetes, (with E.A.
Lowe), Vol. 5, 1976, pp. 145-154.
"The Architecture of Requisite Variety: An Empirical Application of
Managerial Cybernetics to the Organization of Socio-Economic Enterprises and
the Information-for-Control Systems" (Part 2), Kybernetes, (with E.A. Lowe),
Vol. 5, 1976, pp. 197-207.
"An Educational Programme for `Shifting' Degenerate Social Science
Paradigms: An Application of General Systems Theory," International Journal
of General Systems, (with E.A. Lowe) Vol. 2, No. 4, 1976, pp. 231-237.
"Accounting Theory: Principles or Proverbs? Certified Accountants'
Journal, April 1973, pp.24-35.
"Management Control, Accounting and Accountants," (Part 1), The Certified
Accountants Journal, (with E.A. Lowe, J.M. McInnes, A.G. Hopwood, A.J.
Berry), September, 1972, pp. 1- 8.
"Management Control, Accounting and Accountants," (Part 2), The Certified
Accountants Journal, (with E.A. Lowe, J.M. McInnes, A.G. Hopwood, A.J.
Berry), October, 1972, pp. 19-26.
(2) Refereed Proceedings (last six years only)
"Mickey Marxism Rides Again", Annual Convention of the American Accounting
Association, San Diego, August 17, 1999.
Politics of signification in the capital-labour relationship: an accounting
perspective with Kala Saravanamuthu), Critical Management Studies
Conference, July 14-16, 1999, Hume Hall, Manchester, England.
"Developing the Social Skills of Accounting Students: A Mixed Asynchronous
and Non-Asynchronous Learning Strategy", Syllabus Conference, July 5, 1999,
San Francisco (with Barbara Feknous).
"Mickey Marxism Rides Again", Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Perspectives on
Accounting Conference, Osaka, Japan, July 4-6, 1998.
"Developing the Social Skills of Accounting Students: A Mixed Asynchronous
and Non-Asynchronous Learning Strategy", 22nd CUNY Association of Writing
Supervisors Conference (with Barbara Feknous), October 30, 1998
"Mickey Marxism Rides Again", Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Perspectives
on Accounting Conference, Osaka, Japan, July 4-6, 1998.
"Developing the Social Skills of Accounting Students: A Mixed Asynchronous
and Non-Asynchronous Learning Strategy", 22nd CUNY Association of Writing
Supervisors Conference (with Barbara Feknous), October 30, 1998.
"Environmental Reporting: Accountability, Instrumental or Emancipatory
Discourse", Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference,
Manchester, U.K., July 4-7, 1997.
"Has Critical Accounting Lost its Way?", Motion for debate before a Plenary
session of Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference,
Manchester, U.K., July 4-7, 1997.
"The Governance of the American Accounting Association: A public debate",
American Accounting Association Convention, Chicago, August 14-17, 1996
"Labour Process and Processing Labour: Towards a Critical Theory of
Accounting Information Systems Research," University of Wollongong,
Australia, July 7, 1995.
"The Poetry and Politics of Accounting", Strathclyde Business School,
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, July 10, 1995.
"Hamlet without the Prince: The Ethnographic Turn in Information Systems
Research", Accounting and Modernity Conference, sponsored by the Academy of
Accounting Historians, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida,
August 12, 1995.
"Unsettled Frameworks: Voluntarism and Diaclectics in MIS Research", (with
Kristi Yuthas) American Accounting Association, New York, August 11-13, 1994
"Social Change and Theoretical Structures in MIS", Manchester, England,
July 11-13, 1994.
"Labor Process and Processing Labor", (with M. Chwastiak) Manchester,
England, July 11-13, 1994.
"Unsettled Frameworks: Voluntarism and the Dialectics of MIS Research",
(with K.Yuthas) First International Conference on Accounting Information
Systems, Phoenix, Arizona, February 7-11, 1994.
"There's Nothing Like Success: Cartesian Dualisms in Information Systems
Research" (with K.Yuthas) Fiirst IInternational Conference on Accounting
Information Systems, Phoenix, Arizona, 1994.
"The Problem of the Missing Theorist: Ethnographic Criticism and the
Politics of Dissent," Northeast Regional Meeting of the American Accounting
Association, Buffalo, New York, April 28-30, 1994.
"The Paradise lost of Relevance Regained: John Milton's Management
Accounting," Annual Convention of the American Accounting Association, San
Francisco, 1993.
"To Russia with Love? The Accounting Empire," (with Cheryl Lehman, F.
Okcabol and P. Ciancanelli,) American Accounting Association, Washington
D.C., August, 1992.
"The Balance Sheet as Disputed Social Territory: The Role of Accounting in
Abrogating Employee Pension Contracts," (with Cheryl Lehman and Fahrettin
Okcabol,) American Accounting Association, Nashville, Tennessee, August,
1991.
"Takeovers, Free Cash Flow, and Pension Terminations," (with Dimitrios
Ghicas) European Finance Association, Fontenbleu, France, July, 1990.
"The Illusion of Technique: Abrogating Employee Pension Claims," (with
Cheryl Lehman and Fahrettin Okcabol,) Interdisciplinary Perspectives on
Accounting Conference, Manchester England, July 8-10th, 1991.
"Repoliticizing the Accounting Sign: What is Critical?" HISTORY OF THE
ACCOUNTING PRESENT CONFERENCE, sponsored by Accounting Organizations and
Society, the University of North Texas, and the Academy of Accounting
Historians, Denton, Texas, November 15-17, 1990.
"Is the Stock Market Substantively Efficient?" (with Fahretting Okcabol)
1990 Annual Meeting of the American Accounting Association Meeting, Toronto,
August, 1990.
"From the Enlightment to the Dark Ages: The Contemporary History of the
American Accounting Association," Northeast Regional Meeting of the American
Accounting Association, New York, April 1990.
"Dismantling Financial Disclosure Regulations; An Empirical test of the
Stigler-Benston Hypothesis," (with Fahrettin Okcabol), European Accounting
Association Meeting, Budapest, April, 1990.
(3) Non-refereed Articles: NONE
D. Book Reviews
DIALECTICAL SOCIAL THEORY AND ITS CRITICS: FROM HEGEL TO ANALYTICAL MARXISM
AND POSTMODERNISM, Tony Smith (State University of New York: Albany, 1992,
pages: 173) in Accounting, Auditing, and Accountability (forthcoming).
THE LOGIC OF MARX'S CAPITAL: REPLIES TO HEGELIAN CRITICISMS, Tony Smith
(New York: SUNY, 1990), in Politics & Society, Vol. 56, No.1, pp.118-118.
THE BIG FIX: INSIDE THE SAVINGS AND LOANS SCANDAL, James Ring Adams, (New
York: Wiley, 1990) in Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 1990.
STATE, SOCIETY AND CORPORATE POWER, edited by Marc. R. Tool and Warren J.
Samuels (New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Publishers, 1989, Second
Edition) in the Journal of Business Ethics, 1990.
SOCIAL COSTS IN A MODERN SOCIETY: A QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE
ASSESSMENT, John Ullman (Editor), Acounting Review, October, 1985.
ACCOUNTING POLICY FORMULATION: THE ROLE OF CORPORATE MANAGEMENT, Lauren
Kelly, in The Journal of Accountancy, September, 1980.
EFFICIENT CAPITAL MARKETS AND ACCOUNTING, T. Dykman, D. Downs, R.McGee, in
Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 1976.
MANAGEMENT CONTROL, S. Eilon, (reviewed with E.A. Lowe) in Management
Studies, February, 1974.
AN APPROACH TO GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY, by G. Klir, (Van Nostrand) in th4e
Journal of Management Studies, February, 1974.
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, K. Optner (ed), in The Journal of Management Studies,
February, 1974.
BRAIN OF THE FIRM, Stafford Beer, in The Journal of Management Studies,
February, 1974.
MATRIX METHODS IN ACCOUNTING, R. Shanks, in The Certified Accuntants
Journal, December,1973.
7. OTHER PUBLICATIONS
JOURNALS:
"The Decline of Dialogue", In the Public Interest: Newsletter of the Public
Interest Section, American Accounting Association, Vol. 25, No. 1. 1997.
"The Retreating Intellectual," PASS, February, 1992, p.8.
"A Fight to put Meaning into Accountancy Education," Accountancy Age,
February 13, 1992, p.14.
"Attack on Rote Learning," PASS, January, 1992, p.3.
"Manx blow to Church's Boardroom Takeover," Accountancy Age, Thursday 17th
September, 1987.
"Digging over the bones of the FASB", World Accounting Report (Financial
Times Publications), December, 1985, pp.1-2.
"Anderson's Stock at Fraud-Time Low on Wall Street", Accountancy Age,
January, 1986, pp.8-11.
"AA involved in Hutton Debacle", World Accounting Report (Financial Times
Publications), January, 1986, pp.6-7.
"FASB investing in Junk Bonds?", World Accounting Report (Financial Times
Publications), Forthcoming.
"FASB behind World Banking Crisis?", World Accounting Report (Financial
Times Publications), Forthcoming.
8. PRESENTED PAPERS, LECTURES, AND EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES:
(Last 6 years only)
"Research and Teaching: the Uncongenial Twins?", DePaul University, College
of Commerce Research Committee, June 3, 1999.
"Was Mickey Mouse a Marxist?" University of South Australia, Guest Lecture:
Australia, August 18, 1998
"A Mind is a Wonderful Thing to Waste", Guest Lecture: University of South
Australia, Australia, July 5, 1996.
"Social Change and Intraprofessional Conflict: The case of the Accounting
Profession", Guest Lecture: Australian National University, Canberra,
Australia, July 18, 1996.
"The Construction of Student Subjectivity", Guest Speaker, 7th Annual
Doctoral Consortium, Department of Accounting and Finance, University of
Wollongong, Australia, July 19, 1996.
"Marxism and Value Theory" University of South Australia, Guest Lecture:
Australia, July 23, 1996.
"More Holes in the Middle-of-the-Road Theorizing in Environmental Research",
Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia, July 24, 1996.
"Is Signification Significant? The New Politics of the Accounting Sign."
University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, December
18th, 1991.
"The Three Rs' - Rhetoric, Regulation, and Russia: Accounting and
Knowledge Production." (with Cheryl Lehman) University of Manchester
Institute of Science and Technology, December 4rd, 1991.
"Solomons, The FASB, and 'the Letter!'" Graduate Seminar, University of
Manchester (Owens) December 3rd, 1991.
"The Retreating Intellectuals," East London Polytechnic , November 29th,
1991.
"The Accountant as Partisan," Bristol University, November 27th, 1991.
"Political Dissent and Practical Accounting," University of Dundee,
Scotland, U.K., November 25th, 1991.
"Labor Process and Processing Labor: Accounting as a Subversive Activity,"
Labour Studies Group (Economics Department,) Manchester University,
November 21st, 1991.
"Repoliticizing the Accounting Sign: What is Critical?" University of
Essex, November 15th, 1991.
"What is Critical?" Warwick University, November 13th, 1991.
"The New Positivism of Accounting Research," University of Sheffield,
November 8th, 1991.
"Repoliticizing the Accounting Sign," University of Manchester, Accounting
and the Social Workshop, November 5th, 1991.
"Positive Accounting Theory: Pro and Con" (a debate with Andrew Christe,)
Northeast Regional Meeting of the American Accounting Association, April
18-20th, 1991.
"The infidelities of Representational Faithfulness", Rutgers University,
Graduate School of Management, 25th September, 1990.
9. WORK IN PROGRESS
WORKING PAPERS
PAPER PROPHETS: An Autocritique", First International Guest Speaker,
Caledonian University, Glasgow, Scotland, October 28, 1998.
"Accounting and the Rise of Capitalism OR, Capitalism and the Rise of
Accounting: The Cornwall Project" (with Marilyn Neimark), July 1988.
"A Marxist Critique of the Research Program of the American Accounting
Association" (with Barry Cushing), March, 1988.
"Adam Smith and the Subversion of Self," (with Cheryl Lehman) September,
1990.
"The Not-so-Great Society: Reshuffling Johnson's New Deal Hegemony", (with
Cheryl Lehman), March 6th, 1986.
"A Semiotic Analysis of: ',' Featuring: The Accounting Profession," (with
Cheryl Lehman), February, 1986.
"Monofunctionalism, Pluralism and Dialectics: Alternative
Explanations of Management Control", (with M. Neimark), February, 1986.
"Annual Reports and the Distribution of Wealth: General Motors from 1917 to
1976", (with Marilyn Neimark). January, 1986.
"Radicalizing Herbert Simons Theory of Organization: A Semiotic Analysis."
December, 1985.
"The Not-for-Profit Illusion: Ideology and Management Studies." November,
1985.
"The Subjective Side of Structuralism: An Organizational Actor's
Definition of an Organizational Goal", January, 1985.
10. PROFESSIONAL HONORS, PRIZES, FELLOWSHIPS:
"Accountability, Auditng, and Human Rights", Keynote Speaker at the Human
Rights Accountability Conference, Columbia Center for Human Rights, Columbia
University, October 15, 1998.
"PAPER PROPHETS: An Autocritique", First International Guest Speaker,
Caledonian University, Glasgow, Scotland, October 28, 1998.
Doctoral Faculty Advisor: University of South Australia, Adelaide,
Australia, 1997-
Advisory Board Member: Strategic Centre for Environmental Accountability
Research, University of Tasmania, Australia.
Guest Speaker, 7th Annual Doctoral Consortium, Department of Accounting and
Finance, University of Wollongong, Australia, July 10, 1996.
"Labour Process and Processing Labour: Towards a Critical Theory of
Accounting Information Systems Research," Guest Speaker at the 7th Annual
Doctoral Consortium, Department of Accounting and Finance, University of
Wollongong, Australia, July 7, 1995.
"The Poetry and Politics of Accounting", Guest Speaker, 1995
Interdisciplinary Seminar Series, Strathclyde Business School, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow,
Guest Lecturer, British Accounting Association Summer School, Dundee,
Scotland, September 7-11, 1992.
Research Fellow in Social and Environmental Reporting, University of
Dundee, Scotland, 1992-
Hallsworth Research Fellow, University of Manchester, 1991-92.
Guest Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1988.
Tom Robertson Distinguished Lecturer, Edinburgh University, 1987-88.
Invited lecturer for the Provost's Colloquia, Baruch College, March 13th,
1986.
Baruch College, 1985 President's book award for Paper Prophets: A Social
Critique of Accounting.
Clarkson Gordon Lecturer, Queens University, Ontario, Canada, 1986.
Placed 4th place with honors in the U.K. Final 1 Examination of
the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (1967).
11. GRANTS-IN-AID:
CUNY Incentive Scholars Award for Research into Changes in Accounting
Services (with S. Aronowitz) 1996
Consortium for Worker Education nd CUNY Graduate Research Center, "Labor
Market Research on Financial Services and Corporate Accounting" (with
Stanley Aronowitz, Dept. of Sociology, CUCS and Athina Koutsoumadi, Baruch
College, 1996, $15,000)
Baruch College: Graduate Research Assistant Program, Fall 1993 - Spring
1994 (with M.Neimark and K.Yuthas) Studies in Accounting Ethics.
Baruch College Research award for "The Cornwall Project", (with M.
Neimark), 1984-5, $4,000.
Overseas Project Advisor to an Economic and Social Research Council study
(U.K.) on "Regulation and Accounting", 1984-6, $80,000.
Principal Investigator (with E.A. Lowe), Social Science Research Council
Grant, "The Accounting Information Determinants of Organizational
Performance," 1975-76. $3,000.
Ross Institute Researcher, New York University, Summer 1982, $4,000.
12. INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE:
A. Service to the Department
Originated Ph.D course on Management Accounting, (1985.)
B. Service to the College
Member of Senate, 1987-8.
Feit Seminar leader (with John Todd), Rich and Villainous: The Business
Person in American Culture, 1987-8.
Awarded $15,000 by the Association of American Colleges to establish at
Baruch a program on studying Philanthropy (with David Rosner), 1987-91.
Chairperson of the Baruch Colloquium for Philosophy, Politics, and Social
Sciences, 1986-87.
Co-organizer of conference on Critical Perspectives in Organizational
Analysis, September 5-7th, 1985, Baruch College.
Member of the Committee on Ceremonial Occasions, 1984-5.
Treasurer of the Committee on Social Activities, 1985-6.
C. Service to the Graduate Center
Doctoral Committee Chair: Fahrettin Okcabol (1984-88), Joan Hollister
(1992-), Krishan Gupta (1992-).
New Visions in Education Committee, 1994-
13. OFFICES HELD IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
Service to the Editorial Board of Scholarly Journals:
Critical Perspectives on Accounting (Harcourt Brace Publisher) Joint
Editor, 1989-
Accounting Forum, Joint Editor (Blackwell Publisher) 1995-
Accounting and the Public Interest, Board Member, 2000-
International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, Editorial Board
Member and Reviewer, 1999 -
Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, Editorial Board Member and
Reviewer, 1981-. Advances in Public Interest Accounting, Associate Editor
and Reviewer, 1984-,
Issues in Accounting Education, Editorial Board Member, 1995-8
International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, 1999-
Alternative Perspectives on Finance and Accounting
Accounting, Commerce & Finance: Islamic Perspective, Editorial Board
Member, 1996
Indonesian Journal of Accounting and Business Society, Editorial Board
Member, 1995-
The Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 1986-
Accounting Organizations and Society, Reviewer, 1982-89.
Editorial Board Member, 1984-9.
Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance, Reviewer, 1980-.
The British Journal of the Philosophy of Science, Reviewer, 1974.
Journal of Enterprise Management, Joint Editor, 1976-81.
The Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, Reviewer, 1976.
The Journal of Management Studies, Reviewer, 1977-.
Contemporary Accounting Research, Reviewer, 1984-.
Journal of Business Ethics, book reviewer, 1990-
Other Positions of Service:
Series Editor: Critical Perspectives on Accounting Series, Markus Weiner
Books, Princeton, N.J., 1991-
Member of the Steering Committee of the Northeast Region of the American
Accounting Association, 1991-1994.
Chairperson of the Public Interest Section of the American Accounting
Association, 1983-4, 1990-1.
Council Member of the American Accounting Association, 1983-4, 1990-1.
Co-chair of the Doctoral Consortium, Northeast Region of the American
Accounting Association, April 28-30, 1991-
Chair of the 1991 Workshop Organizing Committee of the Academy of
Accounting Historians (for the Nashville, Tennessee, August 11, 1991 annual
meeting of the American Accounting Association.)
Chair of the 1991 Workshop Organizing Committee of the Academy of
Accounting Historians (for the Toronto Canada, August 1990 annual meeting of
the American Accounting Association.)
Board Member, Brech Forum/ New York Marxist School, 1991-
National Lecturer on Professionalization and Ethics for the Professionalism
and Ethics Committee of the American Accounting Association, 1987-89.
Foreign Liaison for the United Kingdom for the Accounting, Behavior and
Organization Section of the American Accounting Association, 1986.
Program Chairman, Accounting, Behavior and Organization Symposium, American
Accounting Association Convention, New Orleans, 1983.
Task Force Chairman, the Accounting, Behavior and Organizations Section of
the American Accounting Association, 1982-83.
Program Chairman, Public Interest Accounting Symposium, American Accounting
Association, San Diego, August, 1982.
14. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICE:
Membership in Professional Association and Scholarly Societies:
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, 1970-.
The Institute of Management Sciences, 1972-7.
The Association of University Teachers of Accounting, 1972-7.
The European Accounting Association, 1973-,
The American Accounting Association, 1972-.
The Academy of International Business, 1977.
The Union of Radical Political Economists, 1981-.
The Conference of Socialist Economists, 1981-.
Conference Organizer, Critical Perspectives on Accounting, April 16-18th,
1993, New York.
Conference Organizer, Critical Perspectives on Auditing, April 29-30th,
1990, New York.
Lecturer, New York Marxist School, New York, 1990--
Public Radio broadcast on, "A Introduction to Critical/ Radical
Accounting," August, 1990.
Conference Organizer, Critical Perspectives in Organizational Analysis,
September 5-7th, 1985, Baruch College.
US Conference Representative, Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting
Conference, Manchester University, England, 8-10th July 1985.
Program Chairman, Public Interest Accounting Symposium, American Accounting
Association Symposium, Toronto, 1984.
Conference organizer, Accounting, Organization and Society Conference,
UCLA, Graduate School of Management, 1979.
Public Radio series on, "Towards a US Foreign Policy", 1977-8.
Founder member and partner of Abacus Associates: A management development
research and consulting partnership based in Sheffield, 1974-1977.
Husband and Co., Economic Advisor, Government of Qatar concerning the
viability of a national cement industry, 1977.
15. TEACHING ACTIVITIES AT BARUCH:
A. Courses taught
Accounting Information Systems (undergraduate)
Introductory Accounting (undergraduate and graduate)
Management Accounting (doctoral)
Rich and Villainous: The Businessperson in American Literature (Feit
Seminar).
B. New courses/programs developmented
Management Accounting (doctoral)
Rich and Villainous: The Businessperson in American Literature (Feit
Seminar).
Management Accounting (undergraduate)
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Tony: Welcome aboard!
In solidarity, Jerry
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