Shapiro, Brian
Accounting
University of Saint Thomas Saint Paul
United States of America
Biography
Brian Shapiro is David A. and Barbara Koch Distinguished Professor of Accounting and Business Ethics, and is a research fellow of the John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought. He has published in accounting, psychology and business ethics journals. His current scholarly work focuses on understanding how organizations incorporate their espoused values into their everyday practices to advance effective enterprise risk management, employee development, and ethical financial reporting. Shapiro serves on the editorial boards of Accounting and the Public Interest, Research on Professional Responsibility and Ethics in Accounting, Accounting Forum, and Critical Perspectives on Accounting. He earned his Ph.D. in Business Administration with a concentration in accounting and a minor in cognitive psychology from the University of Minnesota.
Research Interest
Accounting, Business Education, Ethics and Corporate Responsibility, Governance
Publications
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Shapiro B. A comparative analysis of theological and critical perspectives on emancipatory praxis through accounting. Critical Perspectives on Accounting. 2009 Nov 30;20(8):944-55.
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Shapiro BP, Naughton M. Toward an integrated vision of undergraduate liberal and accounting education in the public interest: The holistic development of persons and institutions. Accounting and the Public Interest. 2013 Jul;13(1):14-38.
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Jiang X, Lunawat R, Shapiro BP. The Impact of Financial Histories on Individuals and Societies: A Laboratory Study.
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Shapiro B, Naughton M. The expression of espoused humanizing values in organizational practice: A conceptual framework and case study. Journal of Business Ethics. 2015 Jan 1;126(1):65-81.
