Stijn Masschelein

Stijn Masschelein is a Senior Lecturer at the UWA Business School's Accounting and Finance department. He holds a PhD from Leuven University (2010) and previously served as an Assistant Professor at Tilburg University (2010-2011). His research focuses on performance measurement, incentive contracting, and decision-making dynamics, particularly in interorganizational contexts. Key interests include the interplay of delegation, incentives, and risk preferences in manufacturing and service sectors.

Major projects include studies on decision rights in international hotel chains, enabling controls in learning processes, and transfer pricing negotiations. He has secured grants from AFAANZ (e.g., 2012 and 2019 Control & Learning grants) and received the Ahern Family Award (UWA Business School). His work aligns with UN SDGs in Finance and Business innovation.

• Teaching: ACCT2206, ACCT3323, ACCT4440, ACCT4590
• Grants: AFAANZ grants (AUD 6,000/2,000), BOF grant (Leuven)
• Awards: Ahern Family Award (2019), Eden Colloquium funding (EUR 750)

Research collaborations span institutions like Tilburg University and involve topics such as ABC information fairness, risk aversion in games, and merger-induced information quality changes. Current projects examine long-term partner selection under market competition and resilience models in organizational psychology.