Peter Miller

Professor Peter Miller is a Professor of Management Accounting at the Department of Accounting, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). His research focuses on investment appraisal in new manufacturing environments, accounting in the European public sector, and accounting as a social practice. He has been honored as a Fellow of the British Academy and received honorary doctorates from Copenhagen Business School (2014) and University Paris Dauphine (2015). His work bridges accounting, organizing, and economizing, with contributions to understanding institutional and policy frameworks in public and private sectors.

Professor Miller’s teaching includes advanced courses such as AC424, AC500, and AC502, focusing on accounting, organizations, and institutions. His research interests emphasize the interplay between accounting practices and broader socio-economic systems, including the role of calculative infrastructures in governance. He has collaborated on influential studies, including analyses of thromboprophylaxis post-COVID-19 and explorations of ancient Greek athletics and poetry. His publications span interdisciplinary domains, reflecting his expertise in both accounting and classical studies.

His scientific awards highlight his contributions to humanities and social sciences. While no advising students are listed, his work influences policy and scholarly discourse through his extensive publications and institutional engagements. His research often addresses contemporary challenges in public management and resilience, blending historical and modern analytical frameworks.