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1 Martin Emanuel Persson Curriculum Vitae March 5, 2021 Current Assistant Professor of Accountancy, Department of Accountancy, P 1 Martin Emanuel Persson Curriculum Vitae March 5, 2021 Current Assistant Professor of Accountancy, Department of Accountancy, Position Gies College of Business, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign Website http://ssrn.com/author=1327162 Phone 217-300-8547 Email [email protected] Education 2013 Ph.D. in Accounting, Accounting, Finance, and Economics Group, School of Management, Royal Holloway, University of London 2010 M.Sc. in Accounting, Organisations and Institutions, Department of Accounting, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) 2008 B.Sc. in Accounting, Davis College of Business, Jacksonville University Professional Appointments 2019–Pres. Assistant Professor of Accountancy, Department of Accountancy, Gies College of Business, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign 2014–2019 J. J. Wettlaufer Faculty Fellow & Assistant Professor of Managerial Accounting and Control, Ivey Business School, University of Western Ontario (Western University) Educational Experiences 2017 Visiting Research Fellow, Business History Initiative, Harvard Business School (HBS), Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), Harvard University 2012 Visiting Doctoral Student, Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University, & the University of Sydney Business School Other Qualifications 2020 Hybrid and Online Teaching Certificate, Gies College of Business, University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign 2016 Lexicom MasterClass in Lexicography and Lexical Computing, University of Colorado Boulder 2 2015 Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (Fellow; Associate Fellow in 2012), The Higher Education Academy 2014 Case Teaching Certificate, Ivey Business School, University of Western Ontario (Western University) Refereed Journal Articles Forthcoming Dean, G. W., Persson, M. E., & Sargiacomo, M. Frank Lewis Clarke (1933-2020): An International Journey Highlighting Conventional ‘Accounting Solecisms.’ Accounting Horizons. 2020 Zeff, S. A. & Persson, M. E. Donald T. Nicolaisen: An Internationalist SEC Chief Accountant (1944-2019). Accounting Horizons 34(2): 185-191. 2019 Dean, G. W., Clarke, F. L., & Persson, M. E. Antecedents of the International Association for Accounting Education and Research (1966– 1983): A Review of Early Initiatives to Develop an International Academic Accounting Association. Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting 30(2): 163-178. 2018 Persson, M. E. & Fafatas, S. Accounting Measurements, Profit, and Loss: A Science Fiction Play in One Act by Harold C. Edey. Accounting History Review 28(1-2): 31-60. 2018 Persson, M. E. & Napier, C. J. R. J. Chambers on Securities and Obscurities: Making a Case for the Reform of the Law of Company Accounts in the 1970s. Abacus 54(1): 36-65. Wiley Top 20 Read Article in Abacus in 2017–2018. 2018 Persson, M. E., Radcliffe, V. S., & Stein, M. Elmer G Beamer and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants: The Pursuit of a Cognitive Standard for the Accounting Profession. Accounting History 23(1-2): 71-92. Special issue on Accounting Education. 2015 Persson, M. E. & Napier, C. J. R. J. Chambers and the AICPA’s Postulates and Principles Controversy: A Case of Vicarious Action. Accounting Historians Journal 42(2): 101-132. Winner of the Vangermeersch Manuscript Award & the Best Paper Award. 2015 Persson, M. E., Radcliffe, V. S., & Stein, M. Alvin R. Jennings: Managing Partner, Policy-Maker, and Institute President. Accounting Historians Journal, 42(1): 85-104. Winner of the Thomas J. Burns Biographical Research Award. 3 2014 Persson, M. E. & Napier, C. J. The Australian Accounting Academic in the 1950s: R. J. Chambers and Networks of Accounting Research. Meditari Accountancy Research 22(1): 54-76. Winner of the Emerald Literati Highly Commended Paper Award. Books Forthcoming Baker, C. R. & Persson, M. E. Historical Developments in the Accountancy Profession, Financial Reporting, and Accounting Theory. (Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought Series). London: Emerald Group Publishing. 2019 Persson, M. E. Harold Cecil Edey: A Collection of Unpublished Material from a 20th Century Accounting Reformer. (Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought Series). London: Emerald Group Publishing. Winner of the Emerald Literati Outstanding Author Contribution Award. 2018 Clarke, F. L., Dean, G. W., & Persson, M. E. Accounting Thought and Practice Reform: Ray Chambers’ Odyssey (New Works in Accounting History Series). London & New York: Routledge. Winner of Mander Jones Award, Australian Society of Archivists. 2016 Persson, M. E. A. C. Littleton’s Final Thoughts on Accounting: A Collection of Unpublished Essays (Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought Series). London: Emerald Group Publishing. Winner of the Barbara D. Merino Award for Excellence in Accounting History Publication, Academy of Accounting Historians, American Accounting Association, and the Emerald Literati Outstanding Author Contribution Award. Book Entries 2018 Persson, M. E., Dean, G. W., & Clarke, F. L. The History of the Fair Value Term and its Measurements. In G. Markarian & G. Livne (Eds.), The Routledge Companion to Fair Value and Financial Reporting (pp. 181-198). London & New York: Routledge. 2017 Persson, M. E. Foreword. In N. Garcia (Ed.), Understanding Mattessich and Ijiri: A Study of Accounting Thought (pp. xv-xvii, Studies in the Development of Accounting Thought Series). London: Emerald Group Publishing. Book Reviews 2019 Persson, M. E. Understanding Mattessich and Ijiri: A Study of Accounting Thought. Accounting History 24(4): 610-611. 4 2016 Persson, M. E. Review Essay: The Social Life of Money. Accounting History Review 26(1): 45-49. Cases 2019 Persson, M. E. & Stein, M. The Evolution of the Coca-Cola Company’s Financial Disclosures (Case: 9B19B004). London, ON: Ivey Publishing. 2017 Persson, M. E. & Stein, M. Tesla’s Non-GAAP Accounting Measurements: Revenue Recognition and Stock-Based Compensation (Case: 9B17B019). London, ON: Ivey Publishing. 2015 Persson, M. E., Radcliffe, V. S., & Stein, M. Penn West Petroleum Ltd (Case: 9B15B007). London, ON: Ivey Publishing. Bibliographies Forthcoming Persson, M. E. Accounting History Publications 2020. Accounting History Review. 2020 Persson, M. E. Accounting History Publications 2019. Accounting History Review 30(2): 243-250. 2019 Persson, M. E. Accounting History Publications 2018. Accounting History Review, 29(1): 141-147. 2019 Persson, M. E. Accounting History Publications 2017. Accounting History Review, 29(1): 149-157. Miscellaneous 2021 Persson, M. E. Sybil C. Mobley and David F. Larcker’s inductions into the Accounting Hall of Fame, American Accounting Association. 2013 Persson, M. E. The Rise and Fall of Comprehensive Accounting Theories: R. J. Chambers and Continuously Contemporary Accounting. Ph.D. Dissertation. Napier, C. J. (Supervisor), Nobes, C. (Advisor), Davison, J. (Independent Chair), Walker, S. (External Examiner), & Sian, S. (Internal Examiner). Nominated for the Emerald/EFMD Outstanding Doctoral Research Awards. 2010 Persson, M. E. The Construction of an Accounting Technique: The Case of Triple-Entry Bookkeeping and Momentum Accounting. M.Sc. Dissertation. Macve, R. (Supervisor). 5 Working Papers Persson, M. E. The American Institute of Accountants’ Aptitude Testing Experiment in the 1940s: An Initiative to Increase the Supply of Able Accountants. Napier, C. J. & Persson, M. E. What Makes Research Possible? The Management Studies Research Division at the London School of Economics. Persson, M. E. & Napier, C. J. Speculative Accounting, Hyperobjects, and Symbiogenesis. Persson, M. E. Howard Irwin Ross (1907–1974): A Canadian Pioneer in Accounting Thought and Leadership. Moehrle, S. R., Reynolds-Moehrle, J. A., & Persson, M. E. Untitled Biography of Nicholas Dopuch. Fafatas, S. & Persson, M. E. Untitled History of the Students’ Business School at Washington and Lee University. Persson, M. E. & McWatters, C. S. The Stable Money Association: The Performativity of Inflation. Persson, M. E. Vernon K. Zimmerman and his Contribution to the Development of International Accounting Expertise in the United States. Johnson, M., Persson, A., Persson, M. E., & Wangerin, D. Private Company Equity Valuation: Evidence from Section 409A. Service to the Discipline 2020–Pres. Vice-President, Partnerships, Academy of Accounting Historians, American Accounting Association 2019–Pres. Associate Editor, Accounting Historians Journal (AHJ) 2019–Pres. Editorial Board Member, The International Journal of Accounting (TIJA) 2016–Pres. Editorial Board Member, Accounting Historians Journal (AHJ) 2016–Pres. Editorial Board Member, Accounting History (AH) 2018–Pres. Official Bibliographer, Accounting History Review (AHR) 2018–2021 Section Liaison, Academy of Accounting Historians, American Accounting Association 6 Ad Hoc Accounting and Cultures (Contabilità e Cultura Aziendale) Reviewer Accounting History Review (AHR) Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal (AAAJ) Accounting, Organizations and Society (AOS) Critical Perspectives on Accounting (CPA) European Accounting Review (EAR) Journal of Applied Accounting Research (JAAR) Meditari Accountancy Research Palgrave Macmillan Social and Environmental Accountability Journal (SEAJ) Reviewer & Accounting History International Conference (AHIC) Discussant Annual Meeting of the American Accounting Association Annual Financial Reporting and Business Communication Conference Canadian Academic Accounting Association’s Annual Conference Critical Perspectives on Accounting
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