Professor Dr. Dale Tweedie

Biography

Dale Tweedie researches social environmental accountability ethics work, using an interdisciplinary approach to research and teaching. He has published in leading international journals on topics such as social environmental accountability, management sociology, and business ethics. Dale holds a doctorate in Philosophy and has extensive experience in qualitative research within contemporary organizations, offering a unique analytical perspective. He previously served as a Senior Research Fellow at the International Governance Performance Research Centre, specializing in professional ethics and sustainability reporting. Dale has collaborated on research projects funded by organizations like the Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. He also provides research-informed commentary on current issues related to business ethics and the workplace, with contributions to media outlets such as the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and the Sydney Morning Herald. In academic publishing, he is an Associate Editor for Critical Perspectives Accounting and sits on editorial boards for several journals. Dale's research engagement supports the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals, and he actively contributes to discussions around ethics and accountability in organizational contexts.

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