Claire DAMBRIN is an assistant professor in the accounting and management control department. She defended her Ph.D. in management control at University Paris Dauphine in 2005. At HEC, she teaches management accounting and management control. Her main research interests deal with control at a distance in various contexts (organizations, virtual communities). More precisely, she studies technologies of control at a distance, their socio-institutional impact, and their outcomes such as self-regulatory behaviors. Overall, Claire is interested in socio-institutional aspects of accounting and management control systems. Another part of Claire's research deals with gender issues in the accounting profession.
Visit her personal web site: http://www.hec.fr/dambrin
Recent publications :
TBP in 2008, “Mothering or Auditing? The Case of Two Big Four in France”, Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal (in coll. with C. Lambert)
2007, “Control and Change – Analysing the Process of Institutionalisation”, Management Accounting Research, 18/2, pp.172-208 (in coll. with C. Lambert and S. Sponem)
2007, “Look who's talking! Technology-Supported Impression Formation in Virtual Communities”, Advances in Consumer Research, 34/1 (in coll. with K. de Valck)
2007, « Beauty Or Not Beauty… Les techniques du souci de soi comme outils de contrôle dans une entreprise cosmétique » (in coll. with C. Lambert), in Pezet E.(ed.), Management et Conduite de Soi : Enquête sur les ascèses de la performance, Vuibert
2006, « Le deuxième sexe dans la profession comptable, réflexions théoriques et méthodologiques », Comptabilité-Contrôle-Audit, Oct., pp.101-138, (in coll. with C. Lambert). Prize of the best paper published in 2006 in Comptabilité-Contrôle-Audit.
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