Jeremy Morales

Jeremy Morales is Reader in Accounting and the director of the BSc Accounting and Finance. He teaches modules on management accounting and control and on social and environmental accounting. After a Ph.D from the Université Paris-Dauphine (France) and a post-doc at the Université Laval in Québec (Canada), he worked at ESCP Europe (Paris) and Royal Holloway (UK) before joining King’s Business School.

In his research he has studied a variety of settings, including industrial companies, online platforms, public sector organisations or NGOs, to understand how accounting influences businesses and governments, healthcare, the military, life itself or even the end of life.

Publications

• Performing (in) the community: accounting, biopower and the sharing economy 01 January 2019
• Symbolic categories and the shaping of identity: The categorisation work of management accountants 10 June 2019
• Governing death. Organizing end-of-life situations 01 January 2018
• Rationaliser, dominer, discipliner: Une revue des recherches critiques en contrôle de gestion 01 January 2009
• Les pratiques occultes des contrôleurs de gestion: Une étude ethnographique du « sale boulot » 01 January 2009
• Les contrôleurs de gestion, « médiateurs » de la financiarisation 01 January 2010
• Mesurer et définir la valeur des marques: un enjeu dans la concurrence entre groupes professionnels 01 January 2011
• La crise grecque: Un scandale manqué 01 January 2012
• Dirty work and the construction of identity. An ethnographic study of management accounting practices 01 April 2013
• In search of consensus: The role of accounting in the definition and reproduction of dominant interests 01 March 2013