Martin Quinn

Professor of Accounting

Queen's University Belfast Queen's University Management School

United Kingdom

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Professor Martin Quinn is a faculty member at Queen's University Management School, Queen's University Belfast, in the United Kingdom. His research encompasses various areas, including accounting history, management accounting, and the intersection of technology and education. Recent publications include studies on accounting practices in historical contexts, the impact of camouflage signals in crowdfunding, and the role of technology in enhancing student learning outcomes.

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Supun Chandrasena

Queen's University Belfast

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Alonso Moreno

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Universidad de Jaén

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Martin R. W. Hiebl

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Johannes Kepler University Linz

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‘Residual headway’ of Degrange’s Five General Accounts in nineteenth-century Italian accounting practices: insights from a case study

Electricity to Rural No. 1 – The Beginning of Ireland's Quiet Revolution

Do camouflage signals impact performance in reward-based crowdfunding?

“If You Want to Get Rid of Filth Diseases, You Must First Get Rid of the Filth”—The “Economic” Decision by a City Corporation to Collect Household Waste

The multiple logics of Buddhist monastery accounting

Strategic expansion – Guinness Nigeria, management accounting information and upper echelons

Explaining stable accounting practices at the Mahou brewery, Madrid, 1890s to 1970s

The impact of socioemotional wealth on corporate reporting readability in a multinational family-controlled firm

Technology readiness in enterprise resource planning gamification to improve student learning outcomes

Accounting history in a digital age: Empirical experiences, improving methods and unlocking new research avenues

Accountability and accounting for fisheries – six decades of reporting by the Electricity Supply Board of Ireland, 1935–1993

The influence of institutional factors on corporate narratives: A thematic content analysis of Guinness

Domestic waste policy in Ireland – economization and the role of accounting

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Supun Chandrasena

Alonso Moreno

Martin R. W. Hiebl

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