Fernando Gabriel Gutiérrez Hidalgo

Fernando Gabriel Gutiérrez Hidalgo is a Professor at Pablo de Olavide University, affiliated with the Department of Financial Economics and Accounting. His research focuses on accounting history, financial economics, and organizational change, particularly within the "Information, Environment and Organizational Change" research group.

• Doctoral Programs: Management Control and Finance
• PAIDI Areas: Social and Legal Sciences

His research explores historical accounting practices, institutional reforms, and their impact on organizational legitimacy. He investigates topics such as 18th-century Spanish management accounting, family business sustainability, and the interplay between accounting and political systems.

Recent publications highlight trends in accounting history research, including decolonial perspectives, the role of Spanish telephone monopolies, and archival studies of pre-industrial economic systems. His work often bridges historical analysis with contemporary management practices.

He contributes to academic discourse through conference organization and editorial roles, including co-authoring "Noticias y Anuncios de Congresos" (2025) and related announcements (2024-2023). His collaborations emphasize cross-temporal and cross-cultural accounting studies, particularly in European and Latin American contexts.