Dr Anthony Devine
- Senior Lecturer in Accounting (Accounting & Finance)
email:
Anthony.Devine@glasgow.ac.uk
Adam Smith Building, 2 Discovery Place, Glasgow, Room 687, G11 6EY
Biography
Anthony is Deputy Head (Deputy Dean) of School at the Adam Smith Business School. He has held several senior roles in Business Schools including Director (Associate Dean) Learning and Teaching, Director of Accreditation and Deputy Head of Department. Anthony is a global expert in Accreditation and Ranking overseeing AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA as well as various ranking agencies such as FT, QS and THE within schools.
For the past eight years he has been Global Head of Assurance of Learning for AACSB as well as an active mentor for schools across the world. He served on the 2018 AACSB Accounting Standards Taskforce and is currently on the AACSB 2026 Global Standards Taskforce. Anthony’s work has also spanned significant strategic learning and teaching innovation including curriculum design and assessment. In addition to his management responsibilities Anthony also oversees the Adam Smith Business School’s executive education portfolio. In the past he has had strategic and operational experience in TNE campuses. Anthony’s research encompasses a range of topics which include blockchain, digital transformation, governance, accounting, and family business.
Research interests
Anthony is a member of the School's Accounting and Entrepreneurship, Development and Political Economy
Areas of expertise:
- Governance
- Blockchain and technology
- Financial accounting
- Family business
- Culture
Grants
2024: Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) Programme with Troo - PI with Dr Alison Gibb and Dr Bowei Chen (£218,679)
2018 – 2021: Research Scholarship for PhD Student (£50,000)
2017: Family Firm Institute research grant: Exploring student satisfaction and loyalty in family business education – the role of interactions and value-co-creation ($5,000) - PI
2013: de Visscher & Co Scholarship for individuals wishing to specialize in advising or consulting with family enterprises ($10,000)
Supervision
Anthony currently supervises PhD students undertaking research in the following areas:
- Blockchain and technology
- Family business
- Culture and Neo-Durkheimian Institutional Theory
- Accounting
Current supervision
- Neo-Durkheimian Institutional Theory in M&A transactions (External)
- Neo-Durkheimian Institutional Theory in Indian Family Firms (External)
Teaching
- Advanced Financial Accounting (ACCFIN4007)
- Blockchain
- Governance
- Research methods
- Ethics
Professional activities & recognition
Professional & learned societies
- 2013: Fellow, Higher Education Academy / Advance HE
- 2015: Academic Fellow, Association of International Accountants
- 2021: Fellow, Family Firm Institue
Selected international presentations
- 2013: FFI Global Conference (San Diego, CA, USA)
- 2014: FFI Global Conference (Washington DC, USA)
- 2015: FFI Global Conference (London, UK)
- 2016: AACSB Assessment Conference (Charlotte, North Carolina, USA)
- 2017: FFI Global Conference (Chicago, USA)
- 2018: AACSB Assessment Conference (Baltimore, Maryland, USA)
- 2018: AACSB Europe Middle East and Africa Annual Accreditation Conference (London, England)
- 2019: FFI Global Conference (Miami, USA)
- 2021: AACSB Innovative Curriculum Conference (Online)
- 2021: AACSB ICAM Conference (Online)
- 2021: AACSB Global Governance Summit (Online)
Additional information
External roles
- 2019 – Co-opted School Governor – John Spence Community High School
- 2015 to present - AACSB - Global Lead for Assurance of Learning
- 2013 to present – Non-Executive Director – New Writing North
Memberships
- Fellow Higher Education Academy
- Fellow Family Firm Institute
- Academic Fellow Association of International Accountants
