Vincent Tawiah

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Dr Vincent Tawiah is an Associate Professor in Accounting at Dublin City University Business School. He holds a PhD in Accounting from Griffith University, Australia, and his research expertise spans financial reporting, corporate governance, and climate change–related reporting, with particular attention to emerging economies, especially Africa. He is recognised as a Top 2% Scientist worldwide, reflecting the global impact and visibility of his scholarship.

Dr Tawiah has published over 60 peer-reviewed articles in leading international journals, including the Journal of Business, Finance & Accounting;  Journal of Accounting LiteratureInternational Journal of AccountingAccounting ForumJournal of Business Research, and Energy Economics. He has successfully secured over €200,000 in competitive research funding from Horizon Europe and Research Ireland, and has supervised PhD candidates to successful completion.

He teaches at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in international financial reporting and financial accounting, and has contributed extensively to school and university committees including program chair, supporting academic governance and programme development.

Peer Reviewed Journal

Year Publication
2024 (2024) 'Effect of corruption on green growth'. Environment, Development and Sustainability, .
2024 (2024) 'Government political ideology and green innovation: evidence from OECD countries'. Economic Change and Restructuring, .
2024 (2024) 'Determinants and impact of strategy-driven manufacturing accounting techniques on organisational competitiveness: a structural equation modelling approach'. Journal of Accounting and Organizational Change, .
2024 (2024) 'Greening African economy: The role of Chinese investment and trade'. Sustainable Development, .
2024 (2024) 'A thematic literature review on international public sector accounting standards (IPSAS)'. Public Organization Review, .
2024 (2024) 'Impact of country governance mechanisms on carbon emissions performance of multinational entities'. Journal of Environmental Management, .
2024 (2024) 'Cultivating resilient economies through responsible mineral resource trade: Does eco-resourcing rebate matter?'. Resources Policy, .
2024 (2024) 'The relationship between the adoption of international public sector accounting standards and sources of government financing: evidence from developing countries'. Accounting Forum, .
2024 (2024) 'Sustainable Development in Africa: The Contribution of Chinese Investment and Trade to Environmental Goods'. Sustainable Development, .
2024 (2024) 'Returnee directors and green innovation'. Journal of Business Research, .
2024 (2024) 'Unveiling the impact of foreign competition on the bond market: Insights from S&P debt ratings'. ECONOMICS LETTERS, .
2024 (2024) 'Saving the environment with indigenous directors: Evidence from Africa'. Business Strategy and the Environment, .
2024 (2024) 'The impact of Chinese investment on access to clean and sustainable energy in Africa'. Heliyon, .
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