Kim Eriksson

Teaching

Kim Eriksson (PhD) is a senior lecturer at the School of Business and Economics at Linnaeus University. He teaches various courses in management accounting and control at both the bachelor's and master's levels.

Research

Kim's research focuses on management accounting and control in public sector organizations, mainly central government agencies. His broad research interest lies in the construction and conditions of management accounting and control, as well as the role(s) of management accounting and control in everyday organizational life.

In 2021, Kim defended his doctoral thesis, “Assembling Control: The Emergence of a Multiplicity of Management Controls” (in Swedish).

During the spring and fall of 2021, he participated in a research project examining how managers at the operational level in a central government agency interpret management control.

Between 2022-2024, Kim has been involved in a research project about management control and dialogues. The project was about dialogues among actors that are part of early planning processes for infrastructure projects. The project focused on, among other things, how management controls from different organisations influence dialogues among actors.

He is affiliated with the Academy of Management Accounting and Control in Central Government (AES) at Stockholm Business School at Stockholm University.