Stephen Lyne
Head of School
Joint Director - Bristol Centre for Management Accounting Research
Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Management
Contact Details
Tele: +44 (0)117 92 88408Email: Stephen.Lyne@bristol.ac.uk
Office Hours: contact Val Harvey for time.
Room: 1B9
Personal Web Page
Teaching Units
ECONM1013: MSc ManagementResearch Interests
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.
Recent Publications
- 'Nuances of the Beancounter Stereotype: Towards a General Model of Stereotype Generation' (with Andrew Friedman) Critical Perspectives on Accounting 12(4), pp 423-451, August 2001
- 'The Success and Failure of Activity-Based Techniques - a long term perspective' (with Andrew Friedman) Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Research Foundation (CIMA), 140 pp, 1999
- 'Activity-Based Costing and the Death of The Bean-Counter' (with Andrew Friedman) European Accounting Review 6(1), pp 19-44, 1997
- 'Activity-Based Techniques - The Real Life Consequences' (with Andrew Friedman) Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Research Foundation (CIMA), 114 pp, 1995
Current Working Papers
- 'The Changing Nature of Company Budgets', joint with David Dugdale, Submitted to journal July 2006
- 'Budgets, Structures and Beyond Budgeting', joint with David Dugdale, presented at the EAA Annual Congress, Dublin, 2006
- 'Budgets are Dead. Long Live Budgets!', joint with David Dugdale, presented at the EIASM Manufacturing Accounting Research Conference, Tampere, Finland, 2005
- 'Beyond Budgets of Better Budgets?', joint with David Dugdale, presented at EAA Annual Congress, Prague, 2004 and MARG, 2004.
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Research in Accounting and Finance
Bristol Centre for Management Accounting Research