Ferdinand Kunzl, PhDFerdinand Kunzl

Assistenzprofessor I Assistant Professor

Room o.3.39-b

Phone: +43 (0)512 507 71435

Email: ferdinand.kunzl@uibk.ac.at

 

 


Research interests:

Interdisciplinary work in the area of management accounting:

  • Management accounting as social and organizational practice
  • Budgeting and dynamic forms of planning
  • Role of management accountants
  • Management control and temporality
  • Management control and agility

 

Publications:

Kunzl, F. & Messner, M. (2022). Temporal structuring as self-discipline: Managing time in the budgeting process. Organization Studies. [Access here]

 

Current working papers:

Kunzl, F.: The mobilization of self-created workplace artifacts for management accountants' identity work

Frederich, K., Kunzl, F. & Messner, M.: Management accounting change and the dynamics of outcome, process and personal accountability

 

Conference presentations:

  • European Accounting Association Annual Congress 2022, Bergen, Norway: "Management accounting change and the dynamics of outcome, process and personal accountability" (co-authored by Katharina Frederich & Martin Messner)
  • European Accounting Association Annual Congress 2018, Milan, Italy: "How Management Accountants Shape Participative Forms of Budgeting: A Comparative Analysis"
  • Annual Conference for Management Accounting Research (ACMAR) 2018, Vallendar, Germany: "How Management Accountants Shape Participative Forms of Budgeting: A Comparative Analysis"
  • European Accounting Association Annual Congress 2017, Valencia, Spain: "The Temporal Experience of Budgeting" (co-authored by Martin Messner)
  • Annual Conference for Management Accounting Research (ACMAR) 2017, Vallendar, Germany: “The Temporal Experience of Budgeting“  (co-authored by Martin Messner)

 

Current teaching:

  • Management Accounting Seminar (Master’s Program Accounting, Auditing and Taxation)
  • Understanding and Designing Controlling Practice Lecture (Master’s Program Accounting, Auditing and Taxation)
  • Principles of Management Control Lecture (Bachelor’s Program Management and Economics)
  • Supervision of Bachelor's and Master's theses

 

Selected activities:


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