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Daniel Murphy is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at the School of Business, Charles Sturt University, based at the Albury/Wodonga campus since February 2000. He teaches management accounting and financial management subjects, currently serving as subject convener for ACC210 Management Accounting.
Education:
- PhD in Accounting, La Trobe University (2023)
- BBus (Honours) Class 1 in Accounting, Charles Sturt University (2005)
- BBus (Accounting) with Distinction, Charles Sturt University (1998)
- BBus (Marketing) with Distinction, Charles Sturt University (1998)
His research focuses on social and environmental accounting, accountability, superannuation, socially responsible investment, and accounting education. As a member of A-CSEAR (Australasian Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research), his work critically examines corporate accountability frameworks and sustainability initiatives within pluralist societies. Recent publications analyze accountability regimes in water pricing, university-community engagement paradoxes, and the impact of SLAPPs on public discourse.
Dan's scholarly output reveals strong thematic consistency across disciplines including sociology, environmental policy, and law, with recurring emphasis on Australia's regional contexts and corporate governance challenges. His interdisciplinary approach bridges accounting theory with social movement studies and environmental justice frameworks.
Professional engagements include research consultancy for Mars Petcare and the federal Department of Health, alongside active participation in European Accounting Association and AFANZ conferences. He has contributed media commentary on corporate regulation, notably the 2014 piece 'Lawsuits outweigh regulation for big business'.
