Dr Georgios Kominis

  • Lecturer (Accounting & Finance)

telephone: 01413306316
email: Georgios.Kominis@glasgow.ac.uk

Biography

George graduated from the Technological Educational Institution of Piraeus in Athens with a B.Sc. in Business Administration. He was employed in the Accounting Department of Greenpeace Greece for two years (1994-1996) as Chief Accountant. During the period from 1996 to 2002 he attended and successfully completed postgraduate studies at the University of Glasgow (MAcc, Ph.D.) that resulted in his appointment as Lecturer in 2002.

George undertakes research in the area of management control.  His main interests include the impact of management control systems on human behaviour in contemporary organisations, the design of incentive schemes and reward packages for middle managers, and the determinants of dysfunctional behaviour in the managerial setting.  In the last four years, and partly with the financial support of the CIMA Research Foundation, his research programme has mainly concentrated on systems of performance measurement, evaluation and reward, and the way these influence the process of motivation at the middle management level.

George is a member of the editorial board of Scientific Touristic Journal, and he frequently reviews papers for a number of leading international accounting journals, including Management Accounting Research, Accounting and Business Research, and the British Accounting Review.


Research interests

George is a member of the Accounting research cluster.

Areas of expertise:

  • Management control
  • Motivation
  • Rewards
  • Business ethics

Grants

2013: CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) seed-corn grant on the Inter-organisational Management Control in Public Sector Partnerships

2004-2006: CIMA grant on Reward System Design and the Perceptions of Middle Level Managers


Supervision

Current PhD students

Mr Oluwaseun Olanrewaju Avoseh

Thesis title: An empirical evaluation of the advance pricing agreement process
Scholarship: ORSAS
E-mail: o.avoseh.1@research.gla.ac.uk
Co-supervisor: Professor Clive Emmanuel


Teaching

  • Accounting for Management Control  (BAcc)
  • Accounting and Civic Responsibility (Service-learning, BAcc)
  • Research Method and Methodology (BAcc)
  • Management Accounting and Control (MAcc)
  • Research Methods (MAcc)
  • Management Accounting  (BAcc)
  • Managerial Accounting and Organisational Behaviour  (BAcc)
  • Issues in Accounting Research (MAcc)

Additional information

Research projects and work in progress

An empirical investigation of the expectancy-valence theory of motivation in the managerial setting.

This is a joint project with Clive Emmanuel (University of Glasgow). The paper reports the results of an empirical study designed to examine the relationship between managerial perceptions of elements of the performance measurement, evaluation and reward system (PMERS) and the managers' motivation. The working paper, entitled 'An empirical investigation of the expectancy-valence theory of motivation in the managerial setting, examines middle management motivation, incentives and management control systems.


Publications

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2018

Dudau, A., Favotto, A. and Kominis, G. (2018) Boundary-spanning leadership in hybrid networks: a case study of English local safeguarding children boards. In: Bonomi Savignon, A., Gnan, L., Hinna, A. and Monteduro, F. (eds.) Hybridity in the Governance and Delivery of Public Services. Series: Studies in public and non-profit governance (7). Emerald Publishing: Bingley, UK, pp. 243-260. ISBN 9781787437708 (doi:10.1108/S2051-663020180000007008)

Kominis, G. and Dudau, A. (2018) Collective corruption - how to live with it: towards a projection theory of post-crisis corruption perpetuation. European Management Journal, 36(2), pp. 235-242. (doi:10.1016/j.emj.2017.12.001)

Dudau, A., Kominis, G. and Szocs, M. (2018) Innovation failure in the eye of the beholder: Towards a theory of innovation shaped by competing agendas within higher education. Public Management Review, 20(2), pp. 254-272. (doi:10.1080/14719037.2017.1302246)

2016

Kerr, J., Dudau, A., Deeley, S., Kominis, G. and Song, Y. (2016) Audio-Visual Feedback: Student Attainment and Student and Staff Perceptions. Project Report. University of Glasgow. (Unpublished)

2013

Dudau, A. and Kominis, G. (2013) Trust and control in children's services. In: Llewellyn, S., Brookes, S. and Mahon, A. (eds.) Trust and Confidence in Government and Public Services. Series: Routledge Critical Studies in Public Management. Routledge: London, UK. ISBN 9780415896191 (In Press)

2012

Kominis, G. and Dudau, A.I. (2012) Time for interactive control systems in the public sector? The case of the Every Child Matters policy change in England. Management Accounting Research, 23(2), pp. 142-155. (doi:10.1016/j.mar.2012.04.002)

2007

Kominis, G. (2007) The expectancy-valence theory revisited: developing an extended model of managerial motivation. Management Accounting Research, 18(1), pp. 49-75. (doi:10.1016/j.mar.2006.10.002)

2006

Emmanuel, C., Kominis, G. and Slapnicar, S. (2006) Exploring the missing link: rewards and the performance measurement system. In: Neely, A.D., Kennerley, M. and Walters, A. (eds.) Performance Measurement and Management 2004: Public and Private: Papers from the Fourth International Conference on Performance Measurement and Management - PMA 2004, UK, Edinburgh, International Conference Centre (EICC), 28-30 July 2004. Centre for Business Performance: Cranfield, UK, pp. 227-240. ISBN 9780953376131

2005

Kominis, G. (2005) Exploring the reward preferences for middle level managers. Qualitative Research in Accounting and Management, 2(1), pp. 54-76.

Kominis, G. (2005) Reward system design and perceptions of middle level managers. Cima Research Update (newsletter of Cima Research), March, p. 10.

2004

Kominis, G. and Emmanuel, C. (2004) Reward systems and managers reward preferences. In: Neely, A.D., Kennerley, M. and Walters, A. (eds.) Performance Measurement and Management 2004: Public and Private: Papers from the Fourth International Conference on Performance Measurement and Management - PMA 2004, UK, Edinburgh, International Conference Centre (EICC), 28-30 July 2004. Centre for Business Performance: Cranfield, UK, pp. 547-554. ISBN 9780953376131

2003

Kominis, G. (2003) The expectancy-valence model of motivation revisited: a case study from the UK hotel industry. Touristic Scientific Review, 1(1), pp. 57-74.

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Articles

Kominis, G. and Dudau, A. (2018) Collective corruption - how to live with it: towards a projection theory of post-crisis corruption perpetuation. European Management Journal, 36(2), pp. 235-242. (doi:10.1016/j.emj.2017.12.001)

Dudau, A., Kominis, G. and Szocs, M. (2018) Innovation failure in the eye of the beholder: Towards a theory of innovation shaped by competing agendas within higher education. Public Management Review, 20(2), pp. 254-272. (doi:10.1080/14719037.2017.1302246)

Kominis, G. and Dudau, A.I. (2012) Time for interactive control systems in the public sector? The case of the Every Child Matters policy change in England. Management Accounting Research, 23(2), pp. 142-155. (doi:10.1016/j.mar.2012.04.002)

Kominis, G. (2007) The expectancy-valence theory revisited: developing an extended model of managerial motivation. Management Accounting Research, 18(1), pp. 49-75. (doi:10.1016/j.mar.2006.10.002)

Kominis, G. (2005) Exploring the reward preferences for middle level managers. Qualitative Research in Accounting and Management, 2(1), pp. 54-76.

Kominis, G. (2005) Reward system design and perceptions of middle level managers. Cima Research Update (newsletter of Cima Research), March, p. 10.

Kominis, G. (2003) The expectancy-valence model of motivation revisited: a case study from the UK hotel industry. Touristic Scientific Review, 1(1), pp. 57-74.

Book Sections

Dudau, A., Favotto, A. and Kominis, G. (2018) Boundary-spanning leadership in hybrid networks: a case study of English local safeguarding children boards. In: Bonomi Savignon, A., Gnan, L., Hinna, A. and Monteduro, F. (eds.) Hybridity in the Governance and Delivery of Public Services. Series: Studies in public and non-profit governance (7). Emerald Publishing: Bingley, UK, pp. 243-260. ISBN 9781787437708 (doi:10.1108/S2051-663020180000007008)

Dudau, A. and Kominis, G. (2013) Trust and control in children's services. In: Llewellyn, S., Brookes, S. and Mahon, A. (eds.) Trust and Confidence in Government and Public Services. Series: Routledge Critical Studies in Public Management. Routledge: London, UK. ISBN 9780415896191 (In Press)

Emmanuel, C., Kominis, G. and Slapnicar, S. (2006) Exploring the missing link: rewards and the performance measurement system. In: Neely, A.D., Kennerley, M. and Walters, A. (eds.) Performance Measurement and Management 2004: Public and Private: Papers from the Fourth International Conference on Performance Measurement and Management - PMA 2004, UK, Edinburgh, International Conference Centre (EICC), 28-30 July 2004. Centre for Business Performance: Cranfield, UK, pp. 227-240. ISBN 9780953376131

Kominis, G. and Emmanuel, C. (2004) Reward systems and managers reward preferences. In: Neely, A.D., Kennerley, M. and Walters, A. (eds.) Performance Measurement and Management 2004: Public and Private: Papers from the Fourth International Conference on Performance Measurement and Management - PMA 2004, UK, Edinburgh, International Conference Centre (EICC), 28-30 July 2004. Centre for Business Performance: Cranfield, UK, pp. 547-554. ISBN 9780953376131

Research Reports or Papers

Kerr, J., Dudau, A., Deeley, S., Kominis, G. and Song, Y. (2016) Audio-Visual Feedback: Student Attainment and Student and Staff Perceptions. Project Report. University of Glasgow. (Unpublished)

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Dr Georgios Kominis, Lecturer in Accounting & Finance

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