John Dumay

Check out the latest article in my newsletter: Lower prices for essential goods is no excuse for accepting modern slavery in supply chains linkedin.com/pulse/lower-pr… via @LinkedIn

Spooky Sweets: The Frightening Reality of the 2025 Cocoa Market corpaccountabilitylab.org/calblog/2025/1…

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Please register for an interesting discussion on "Tracing modern slavery beyond Tier 1" in supply chains. We welcome academics, practitioners, civil society and government representatives. Register here events.humanitix.com/mqbs-modern-sl…

It was wonderful being part of AFAANZ QualRan SIG workshop on publishing strategies yesterday ❤️ with professors @jdumay and Martin Messner. Thank you to the organising committee for the invitation (associate professor @BinhBuiMQ and Dr Ellie Norris). @uowresearch

@IntangibleEcon Thanks for your comments.

An important summary of progress (or not) over the past 20 years. Seem to have not come very far from my 2005 Reporting Intangibles paper that we are "flying blind." Key to future may be Integrated Reporting and future research focused on disclosure rather than accounting.

My latest co-authored paper with Henri Hussinki, Tatiana King, and Erik Steinhöfel. This paper should be a game changer in how scholars and policymakers think about accounting for intangibles. The paper is Gold Open Access, so you can download for free. emerald.com/insight/conten…

The is now live. You are welcome to attend the workshop even if you are not submitting a paper to the special issue. Best of all, attendance is free! Each special issue Editor will also present a leading-edge seminar on qualitative research.

8,000 Scopus Citations - another career milestone. Thanks to everyone who found these papers good enough to cite. Thanks to my co-authors for their contributions and the editors and reviewers who helped improve the papers through peer review. scopus.com/authid/detail.…

A good start to today by receiving an Outstanding Reviewer award from the Journal of Accounting & Organisational Change. Reviewing articles is an important and necessary part of the peer review process. Getting recognition for reviewing is a badge I will proudly wear!

Last semester, my CPA Global Strategy and Leadership course students performed extremely well. As a result, I received a nice recognition from the CPA for my contribution. Always nice to see teaching being recognised as research is often the focus.

Please contribute to our special issue, Qualitative research methods in the digital era for Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management. Submissions for a hybrid paper development workshop close on Nov 13, 2023, and full papers closes on Feb 1, 2024. emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-pape…

A must watch video Episode 10: Dad & Dave's Brewing youtu.be/9ue5FhO3n14 via @YouTube

Special thank you to my 1 new followers from Australia last week. tweepsmap.com/!jdumay

At chocolate time, we've discovered what the brands that score best on child labour and the environment and have in common theconversation.com/at-chocolate-t… via @ConversationEDU

Reading: The impact of accounting and accountability in identifying and mitigating social and environmental grand challenges emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-pape…

Cleaner, Greener Chocolate: Why Agroforestry Is Better For People, Planet, and Farmer’s Pockets — Be Slavery Free beslaveryfree.com/articles-blogs…

In The Fight Against Climate Change, Chocolate Has A Lot To Answer For — Be Slavery Free beslaveryfree.com/articles-blogs…