Anne Steinhoff
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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 874053
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Location
EBS.3.120B, Colchester Campus
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Academic support hours
Wednesday: 2pm -3.30pm (in person and on Zoom) Friday: 1.30pm - 3.00pm (on Zoom)
Profile
Biography
Anne is a Lecturer in Accounting. Her PhD explores the impact of performance-based practices on employees living with the autoimmune disorder coeliac disease. The research draws on the lived experiences of employees and contextualises them through post-structuralist Discourse Theory taught by the Essex School of discourse analysis. Anne is interested in questioning and debating societal understandings of value and being a contributing or productive member of society. In her work, she brings together the areas of management, accounting, health, politics and post-structuralist discourse theory.
Qualifications
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MSc Political Economy of the European Union London School of Economics,
Appointments
University of Essex
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Lecturer, Essex Business School, University of Essex (1/10/2022 - present)
Research and professional activities
Conferences and presentations
Speaking truth to funders: Alternative accountabilities in the voluntary and community sector during the pandemic
Alternative Accounts Europe 2023, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 6/1/2023
Speaking truth to funders: Alternative accountabilities in the voluntary and community sector during the pandemic
Resilience and the Third Sector Conference at the University of Edinburgh Business School (UEBS), 10/11/2022
The Challenges of Celiac Disease at Work: A Research Agenda on Organizational Inclusion
Academy of Managment Annual Meeting, Seattle, 13/8/2022
Community Organising from a radical democratic point of view
Association for Social and Political Philosophy Annual Conference, 14/7/2022
Performance Measures and Coeliac Disease: An analysis of the lived experiences of employees in immaterial labour in the UK
Invited presentation, International Doctoral Consortium, Universidad EAFIT, Medellín, 15/6/2022
Coeliac disease and the British Equality Act 2010: an exclusionary experience in the workplace
Invited presentation, Social Policy Research Colloquium, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, 8/5/2022
Capturing pandemic stories: (un)accountabilities for inequality in the Voluntary and Community Sector
Invited presentation, Research seminar with Dr Green, Dr Warren and Ms Woodward, University of Roehampton, History and Classics, 22/3/2022
Management accounting practices and long-term health conditions: Problematizing performance measures in the workplace
Qualitative Research and Accounting Conference (QRAC), Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 17/11/2021
Management accounting practices and health: problematising the political nature of performance measures in the workplace
Invited presentation, Emerging Scholars Colloquium, University of Innsbruck, 6/7/2021
Management accounting practices and health: Problematizing chronic illness in the workplace
Alternative Accounts Europe Conference, Queen Mary University of London, London, United Kingdom, 5/1/2021
Performance Measures and Coeliac Disease: An analysis of the lived experiences of employees in intellectual labour in the UK
PhD Consortium QRCA Latin America 2020, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 12/11/2020
Democracy in action – Extending Work-based learning to Community Action and Citizenship
Symposium Alternative Education/Educational Alternatives, Kaplan Singapore, Singapore, 29/7/2020
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Management Accounting I (BE111)
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Management Accounting II (BE113)
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Critical Debates in Accounting (BE133)
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Professional and Academic Development (Accounting) (BE907)
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International Management Accounting (BE154)
Publications
Journal articles (1)
Carter, D., Warren, R. and Steinhoff, A., (2023). The Anatomy of Tragedy: Starbucks as a Politics of Displacement. Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal. 36 (1), 146-176
Reports and Papers (1)
Warren, R., Glynos, J., Roussos, K., Jimena, V., Steinhoff, A. and Crippa, L., Democracy in Action - Building Better Communities And Organisations Through Collective Decision Making and Action - Project Evaluation
Contact
Academic support hours:
Wednesday: 2pm -3.30pm (in person and on Zoom) Friday: 1.30pm - 3.00pm (on Zoom)
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