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WILLEM BUIJINK
WILLEM BUIJINK

Professor of Accounting, Open Universiteit, Heerlen, The Netherlands

Professor of Accounting, Open Universiteit Heerlen, Department of Accounting and Finance, 2015-present. Before that I was Professor of Business Economics, Universiteit Tilburg, 2001-2016; Professor of Business Economics, Universiteit Maastricht, 1992-2001; Assistant Professor of Accounting, Universiteit Maastricht, 1984-1992; and Assistant Professor of Management, Universiteit Antwerpen, 1978-1984. These days I am interested in the history of the corporation and accounting; the social responsibility of corporations and accounting, and auditing. I am an academic member of the board of the new Foundation for Auditing Research in the Netherlands. In the past I have also done financial accounting and tax accounting research.
Member since: 2017
Articles published: 23
Acknoledgements: 1

Arcticle’s by WILLEM BUIJINK

Remembering Hein Schreuder
Hein Schreuder, EAA President in 1991/92, died unexpectedly, only 71, on Sunday, May 28 in Maastricht, The Netherlands.  This is a brief personal note to mourn and commemorate him. Hein studied Business Economics at the VU Amsterdam. He defended his PhD dissertation there in 1981.  Hein then spent 1982 and 1983 in the USA, at the University of Washington, where he began to build his international network.  Hein’s dissertation addressed the problems of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and the potential of corporate social reporting. University of Washington accounting professor Kavassari Ramanathan had a few years earlier also addressed this in…
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Activism and accounting scholars
A 22-strong group of accounting academics recently published a Manifesto that proposes ‘activism’ as the way forward for accounting academia. The Manifesto will form the basis for an online event organised by the EAA on March 17. The activism, the Manifesto argues, has as its goal to ‘… to make the world a more equitable, safe, and inclusive space.”. The Manifesto tells us that the world is currently not such a space. It starts with this sentence: ‘We live in a world dominated by inequities. Most of humanity lives and works in horrendous circumstances, suffering numerous forms of exploitation and…
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