Department of Accounting

tsphacc

Department of Accounting

Thomas Holde
Skinnerup
PhD fellow


Room: SOL/D4.28
Tel:
+4538152374
E-mail: tsph.acc@cbs.dk
Thomas Skinnerup
Presentation

My research concerns itself with public sector accounting and the influence of economic theory on the design of public sector accounting and the consequences of economics on the organizational work of the public sector organizations. Drawing on sociological theory I am current investigating the introduction of a new common chart of accounts at the Danish universities. My focus is on how economic concepts of productivity influences and performs the design and use of the new accounting practice and how such new accounting practices are involved with the management of universities.

 

Primary research areas
  • Public sector accounting
  • Sociological perspectives on accounting
  • University management
     
Social media
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/tsphacc
Courses
  • Management Accounting (Økonomistyring) at HA(Psyk)
  • Management Acocunting and Project Management at HA(Pro)
  • Implementation of Accounting at Cand.Merc(ASC)
Selected publications
  • Skinnerup, T. (2022) Trives trivsel I målstyringen af universiteternes? En analyse af studentertrivsel i de strategiske rammekontrakter. Danish Journal of Educational Studies 1 (1) p. 116-124.
  • Banghøj, J., Christensen, L., Larsen, J. G., Rohde, C., Skinnerup, T., Skærbæk, P. (2021) Common Chart of Accounts: Calculating Unit Costs at Universities. In: Public Sector Reform and Performance Mangement in Developed Economies: Outcome-based Approaches in Practice. Red. Zahirul Hoque. New York. Routledge. P. 152-176.
Publications sorted by:
2024
Kai DeMott; Nathalie Repenning; Fanny Almersson; Gianluca Chimenti; Gianluca F. Delfino; Nelson Duenas; Cecilia Fredriksson; Zhengqi Guo; Thomas Skinnerup; Leonid Sokolovskyy; Xiaoyu Xu / Navigating the PhD Journey : A Collective Consideration of Junior Academics in Qualitative Accounting and Management Research.
In: Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, Vol. 21, No. 5, 2024, p. 602-621
Journal article > peer review
Thomas Holde Skinnerup / The Role of Accounting in Governing Public Organizations : The Case of the Danish University Sector.
Frederiksberg : Copenhagen Business School [Phd] 2024, 256 p. (PhD Series, No. 27.2024)
PhD thesis
Thomas Holde Skinnerup / Økonomiske tal i styringen af universiteterne – mulige effekter og udfordringer
In: Forskningspolitikk, Vol. 47, No. 2, 5.2024, p. 6-7
Comment/debate
2022
Thomas Skinnerup; Peter Skærbæk; Kjell Tryggestad / The Trials of Strength between Economics and Accounting : Making the Danish Universities’ Productivity Measurable.
Paper presented at NTNU Trondheim Business School Conference, 2022
Paper
Thomas Skinnerup / Trives trivsel i målstyringen af universiteterne? : En analyse af studentertrivsel i de strategiske rammekontrakter.
In: Tidsskrift for Uddannelsesvidenskab , Vol. 1, No. 1, 2022, p. 117-124
Comment/debate
2021
Jesper Banghøj; Leif Christensen; Jytte Grambo Larsen; Carsten Rohde; Thomas Skinnerup; Peter Skærbæk / Common Chart of Accounts : Calculating Unit Costs at Universities .
In: Public Sector Reform and Performance Management in Developed Economies: Outcomes-based Approaches in Practice. . ed. /Zahirul Hoque. New York : Routledge 2021, p. 152-176 (Routledge Studies in Management, Organizations and Society)
Book chapter > peer review
2019
Peter Skærbæk; Jesper Banghøj; Leif Christensen; Jytte Grambo Larsen; Carsten Rohde; Thomas Skinnerup / Universiteternes nye kontoplan og dens fokus på beregning af enhedsomkostninger : Rapport fra delprojekt 3: Finansiering af den offentlige forskning i Danmark.
Frederiksberg : Institut for Regnskab. Copenhagen Business School 2019, 55 p.
Report
Peter Skærbæk; Jesper Banghøj; Leif Christensen; Jytte Grambo Larsen; Carsten Rohde; Thomas Skinnerup / Universiteternes nye kontoplan og dens fokus på beregning af enhedsomkostninger : PIXI-udgave af rapport fra delprojekt 3: Finansiering af den offentlige forskning i Danmark.
Frederiksberg : Institut for Regnskab. Copenhagen Business School 2019, 4 p.
Report