Meet the Faculty
Mr Anthony Miller
BA
Tony Miller was appointed as Lecturer in Accounting at Durham University Business School in January 2014, after 24 years at Newcastle Business School, where he received his Bachelor of Arts (1st class Honours) in Accounting & Financial Analysis.
Biography
Tony Miller was appointed as Lecturer in Accounting at Durham University Business School in January 2014, after 24 years at Newcastle Business School, where he received his Bachelor of Arts (1st class Honours) in Accounting & Financial Analysis. He has considerable teaching experience, covering Advanced Management Accounting, Financial Control, Derivative Securities, Financial Management, Business Finance, Industrial Organisation, Financial Statement Analysis, Maths & Stats, and Data Analysis. His research has been published in leading journals and professional research monographs, and he has been a regular presenter at national conferences.
Research Interests
- The role of financial and management accounting in the provision of incentives
- Corporate governance
- Experimental methods
Research Groups
Publications
- Hussain, S., Yan, L., Liu, J & Miller A.D. (2020). Accounting as a dichotomised discipline: An analysis of the source materials used in the construction of accounting articles.. Critical Perspectives on Accounting 66: 102086.
- Miller, A. & Oldroyd, D. (2018). Does stewardship still have a role?. Accounting Historians Journal 45(1): 69-82.
- Miller, A.D. & Oldroyd, D. (2018). An Economics Perspective on Financial Reporting Objectives. . Australian Accounting Review 28(1): 104-108.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2014). Inducing risk preferences in multi-stage multi-agent laboratory experiments.. Applied Economics 46(16): 1924-1939.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2012). Inducing Risk Preferences in Economics Experiments. Applied Economics Letters 19(7): 657-660.
- Oldroyd, D. & Miller, A.D. (2011). In Defense of Stewardship. CPA Journal LXXXI(10): 6-8.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2009). Experimental Evidence on Financial Incentives, Information and Decision-Making. The British Accounting Review 41(2): 71-89.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2002). Capital Budgeting, Valuation and Personal Taxes. Accounting and Business Research 32(4): 227-243.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2008). The Impact of Financial Incentives on Decision Making: Further Evidence. Edinburgh: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland.
- Dobbs, I.M. & Miller, A.D. (2006). The Impact of Financial Incentives on Decision Making. Edinburgh.
