25. February 2022
In the upcoming trimester the department for management accounting and control under the lead of Prof. Dr. Tobias Scheytt will be offering a bachelor seminar about “Controlling and crisis management in aid organisations”. You can download the outline of the seminar for more Information.
15. September 2021
Building on our first meeting in 2020, this workshop continues to explore the increasing digitalization of public governance and how new forms of datafication, quantification, and automation enable governments and other powerful stakeholders to construct images of the future.
The workshop will take place at the Pop-Up-Horst, Winterhuder Weg 112, 22085 Hamburg. The current COVID-19 regulations need to be observed strictly.
If you are interested in participating for free, please contact: [email protected].
The current programme of the workshop can be found in the following PDF.
We thank the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg and the Helmut-Schmidt-University for their generous support!
7. July 2021
Nathalie Iloga Balep and former ICU member Christian Huber just published a book-chapter on negotiations about goals and performance indicators in the correctional services. More information here.
30. March 2021
In the upcoming trimester the department for management accounting and control under the lead of Prof. Dr. Tobias Scheytt will be offering a bachelor seminar about “Online-Platforms and digital evaluation: challenges from the controlling perspective”. You can download the outline of the seminar for more Information.
30. March 2021
Jacob Reilley, together with former ICU members Christian Huber and Nadine Gerhardt, have published a new paper in the Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal. The study takes a closer look at how hospitals responded to the first wave of the corona crisis. Available for download here: https://doi.org/10.1108/AAAJ-08-2020-4882
18. February 2021
Jacob Reilley, Nathalie Iloga Balep and former ICU member Chrisitan Huber have published a new paper for the Center of Analysis of Risk and Regulation at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The study compares the ways in which German hospitals and prisons account for service users through quantitative means. It can be downloaded for free here.
