Jukka Pellinen is Professor of Management Accounting and the Head of Accounting and Commercial Law.
He earned his Ph.D. in Accounting from the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ (1997). Previous academic positions were held as acting professor at Turku School of Economics and Business Administration (Pori, 1996–1997), visiting researcher at the TU Dresden (1997–1998), acting professor at the University of Lapland (1998–2000) and acting professor at the University of Oulu (2000–2004). Prof. Pellinen has served as the Dean of the JSBE (2008–2013), the Chair of the ABS Finland (2013) and in several other positions of trust. During his deanship the school was shaped on the path of international accreditations.
The focus of my research and teaching interests lies in two areas: a) Management accounting change, particularly innovation in accounting ICT and new ways of organizing accounting, and b) Public sector reforms, particularly the role of accounting in New Public Management and Performance Management in public services (e.g. healthcare, higher education, corporate taxation).
Management Accounting, Public Sector Accounting, Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting
Current themes I am working on include: risk management in municipality sector; university accounting; private equity and growth firms; cooperative compliance in taxation; ethics in management accounting; sustainability accounting; strategising; business intelligence.
