Cristiana Parisi
Associate Professor
Primary research areas
Driving sustainability and social impact through accounting
My research focuses on how organisations design and use management accounting and performance measurement systems, with a particular focus on how management control influences behaviour, decision-making, and organisational performance. I study the enabling and constraining effects of these practices and the conditions that shape their adoption across sectors.
An important part of my work explores how sustainability and circular economy ambitions are translated into organisational and inter-organisational practices. I investigate how accounting tools help operationalise these ambitions within companies, value chains, and public organisations, including municipalities.
I also investigate how digital technologies affect management control and reshape organisational practices, especially in relation to sustainability and circularity initiatives.
Through collaboration with companies, public organisations, and policymakers, I aim to provide insights that advance both effective management practices and broader societal goals.
Recent research projects
REFLOW – Circular Economy in European Cities
https://blog.cbs.dk/reflow/
Sustainable Ship Recycling
Outside activities
Currently, I have no outside employments or activities