Dr Stephen Lyne

Summary

Steve Lyne's main research interests are in organisational management accounting, particularly the use of activity-based techniques, budgeting techniques, and management accounting in education. He is currently writing a book based on an eight-year study into the use of activity-based techniques. In October 2002 a study into the 'Changing Use of Company Budgets' commenced, from which various papers and a monograph are in process. Both of these studies have been funded by CIMA.

Teaching

ECONM1013: MSc Management

Keywords

• Organisational management accounting
• Budgeting techniques
• Management accounting in education

Expertise

I am currently Head of the School of Economics, Finance and Management. My main research interests are in organisational management accounting, particularly the use of activity-based techniques, budgeting techniques, balanced scorecards and performance management generally. A study into the 'Changing Use of Company Budgets' has produced a monograph that should be published soon. My recent projects have been funded by CIMA.

Memberships

Organisations

Department of Accounting and Finance

Other sites

• Efm

Recent publications

• Friedman, A & Lyne, S 2001, ‘The beancounter stereotype: towards a general model of stereotype generation’. Critical Perspectives in Accounting, vol 12 (4)., pp. 423 - 451
• Lyne, S & Friedman, A 2000, ‘The Beancounter Stereotype: Towards a General Model of Stereotype Generation’. BRICMAR, vol 00-03.
• Friedman, A & Lyne, S 1999, ‘Success and Failure of Activity-based Techniques: a long term perspective’. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
• Friedman, A & Lyne, S 1997, ‘Activity-based techniques and the death of the bean counter’. European Accounting Review, vol 6/1., pp. 19 - 44

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