Dr Jacob Agyemang
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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 873043
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Location
EBS.3.127A, Colchester Campus
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Academic support hours
You can find details of Academic Support hours on the EBS UG and PG information page on Moodle or by calling EBS Student Services on 01206873911
Profile
Biography
Jacob Agyemang re-joined the University of Essex as a Lecturer in Accounting in September 2016. He previously held lectureship/teaching positions at the Queen Mary University of London, University of East London, University of Suffolk and again, University of Essex. At the above universities, Jacob was among others, responsible for either the design, preparation, assessment and/or the delivery of courses linked to Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Performance Management Accounting, Corporate Financial Management, Issues in Management Accounting and Financial Decision Making. His academic work is augmented with non-academic work experiences linked to companies such as the British Petroleum, TNS Field Ltd and the Range Superstores. His research interest is interdisciplinary, and in large part underlined by critical understanding with a focus on the multi-differentiated and interdependent contextual factors that shape management accounting and control systems (MACS) in the private and public sectors of less developed countries (LDCs).
Qualifications
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BBA in Accounting (Ghana)
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MA in Accounting and Financial Management (Hertfordshire)
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PhD in Accounting (Essex) PGCHEP (Essex), FHEA
Research and professional activities
Research interests
Management accounting and control systems in developing and emerging economies
Management accounting and development issues in developing and emerging economies
Interdisciplinary research across management controy systems, entrepreneurship and development issues
Corporate governance
Current research
Micro-Level Analysis of the Contextual Index on MOP and/ or MACS in Product Manufacturing: A Case Study Evidnece from Ghana with K. Jayasinghe, R.Malagueno de Santana.
Macro/Microscopic Analysis of Cultural Political Economyof Budgeting in Less Developed Countries with K. Jayasinghe
Assessing the potency of TMOP-informed MACS towards the strategic development of organizations in less developed countries with K.Jayasinghe and A. Owusu.
Analysing the entrepreneurial potency of TMOP and their implications on local economy
Conferences and presentations
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting(IPA) Conference (Stockholm, Sweden, 2015)
Stockholm, Sweden, 2015
BAFA Special Interest Group10th Workshop on Accounting and Finance in Emerging Economies, CIMA London (2013)
London, United Kingdom, 2013
British Accounting and Finance Association Doctoral Conference, Newcastle, UK (2013)
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 2013
British Accounting and Finance Association Doctoral Conference, Brighton, UK (2012)
Brighton, United Kingdom, 2012
BAFA Special Interest 7th Workshop on Accounting and Finance in Emerging Economies, University of Essex.
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Management Accounting II (BE113)
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Financial Decision Making (BE162)
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Accounting and Finance for Managers (BE167)
Previous supervision
Degree subject: Accounting
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 21/11/2022
Degree subject: Accounting
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 1/6/2020
Publications
Journal articles (6)
Tunyi, AA., Areneke, G., Hussain, T. and Agyemang, J., (2024). From performance to horizon: managements’ horizon and firms’ investment efficiency. Review of Accounting and Finance
Agyemang, J., Azure, J., Kimani, DK. and Arun, T., (2023). Government Financial Resilience during Pandemics: the case of West Africa. Journal of Public Budgeting Accounting and Financial Management. 35 (3), 385-414
Hussain, T., Tunyi, AA. and Agyemang, J., (2023). Corporate governance transfers: the case of mergers and acquisitions. International Journal of Disclosure and Governance
Elmghaamez, IK., Attah‐Boakye, R., Adams, K. and Agyemang, J., (2022). The diffusion of innovation theory and the effects of IFRS adoption by multinational corporations on capital market performance: a cross‐countryanalysis. Thunderbird International Business Review. 64 (1), 81-108
Agyemang, J., Jayasinghe, K., Adhikari, P., Carmel, S. and Abongeh, T., (2020). Calculative Measures of Organising and Decision-Making in Developing Countries: The Case of a Quasi-Formal Organisation in Ghana. Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal. 34 (2), 421-450
Tunyi, AA., Agyei-Boapeah, H., Areneke, G. and Agyemang, J., (2019). Internal capabilities, national governance and performance in African firms. Research in International Business and Finance. 50, 18-37
Grants and funding
2023
Developing a framework for professional directors' certification in Africa
University of Essex (QR Impact Fund)
New ways of understanding and measuring productivity: Exploring how novel calculative practices shape investment decision-making and business-planning processes.
The University of Manchester (Funder)
Contact
Academic support hours:
You can find details of Academic Support hours on the EBS UG and PG information page on Moodle or by calling EBS Student Services on 01206873911
