In my research, I study how sustainability is integrated into management accounting and control, how sustainability management control can be designed and used, and the roles of different actors within the control system. I have a particular research interest in the tensions that arise when sustainability is integrated in management accounting and control, both in practices and between actors.
I am currently involved in one research project about CSRD and the interplay between sustainability reporting and management accounting practices and one about local synergies for sustainable and diversified CO₂ utilization. Previous research projects have concerned, for example, the role of management accountants in energy- and sustainability management, circular business models, as well as management control aspects related to energy efficiency and energy management in an industrial context, particularly within the manufacturing and process industries.
Teaching
I teach and supervise theses in management control and sustainability management control at both undergraduate and advanced levels.
