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Bart Dierynck joined the accounting department of Tilburg University in the Fall of 2011, after receiving his Ph.D. from the KU Leuven. He obtained his Master in Applied Economics and Bachelor in Applied Economics from the same institution. Bart was also a visiting PhD-student at Emory University from January 2011 until July 2011.
His current research can best be characterized as a systematic attempt to understand the mechanisms that firms (can) use to induce managers and employees to act in the best interest of the firm. The mechanisms Bart studies range from "hard" mechanisms such as control systems, organizational architecture, and accounting information to more "soft" mechanisms such as social norms and leadership. Next to studying the effect of these mechanisms in isolation, he is also interested in the interaction between "hard" and "soft" mechanisms. Bart uses quantitative research methods to examine his research questions, with a high focus on techniques drawn from experimental economics and psychology. His research has been published in leading academic journals such as The Accounting Review, Journal of Applied Psychology, and Operations Research.
Bart is an award-winning teacher who teaches about cost accounting, management control, corporate responsibility, and Integrated Reporting to both undergraduate students (bachelor and master students) and MBA-students.
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Research Output 2012 2019
Auditor Task Selection Under Time Pressure
Dierynck, B. & Peters, C., 2019, (Unpublished).Research output: Working paper › Other research output
Time pressure
Psychological ownership
Auditors
Resources
Audit
Does Managerial Reporting Still Matter? An Experimental Investigation of Laboratory Hierarchies
Arshad, F., Dierynck, B. & van Pelt, V., Dec 2018, (In preparation) Tilburg: SSRN, 38 p.Research output: Working paper › Other research output
Managers
Accounting practices
Inequity
Prediction
Hierarchical organization
Doing the Right Thing: Rotation and Managers’ Reports about Distortion
Cardinaels, E., Dierynck, B. & van Pelt, V., Nov 2018, Tilburg: SSRN, 36 p.Research output: Working paper › Other research output
Managers
Performance measurement
Owners
Costs and benefits
Owner-managers
Facing a Calibration Committee: The Impact on Costly Information Collection and Subjective Performance Evaluation
Arshad, F., Cardinaels, E. & Dierynck, B., Aug 2018, (In preparation) SSRN, 46 p.Research output: Working paper › Other research output
Calibration
Information collection
Costly information
Supervisors
Performance evaluation
Management accounting information properties and operations management
Dierynck, B. & Labro, E., 2018, In : Foundations and Trends in Technology, Information and Operations Management. 12, 1, p. 1-114Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Scientific › peer-review
Management accounting
Accounting information
Property management
Operations management
Production/scheduling
Activities 2016 2016
Dutch Accounting Research Conference 2016 (Event)
Bart Dierynck (Member)Jun 2016 → …
Activity: Membership types › Membership of board › Scientific
39th European Accounting Association Annual Congress 2016 (Event)
Bart Dierynck (Member)2016
Activity: Membership types › Membership of committee › Scientific