Book
"Beyond Economics and Ecology: the radical thought of Ivan Illich"
Ivan Illich; edited by Sajay Samuel. London: Marion Boyars Publishers, 2013
Sajay Samuel edited this collection of Ivan Illich's radical thought on economics, ecology, development, and modern institutions. He also wrote the introduction. Preface by Jerry Brown.
Selected Academic Publications
- Mark Dirsmith, Mark Covaleski, Sajay Samuel, "On Being Professional in the 21st Century: an empirically informed essay", Auditing: a journal of practice and theory, forthcoming.
- M. Covaleski, M. Dirsmith, S. Samuel, J. Weiss, "From the physical to the fiscal: monetizing the poor", Public Administration Review, 2014, 3, pp. 1-16.
- Sajay Samuel & Mark Covaleski, & Mark Dirsmith, "Accounting in and for U.S. Governments and Non-Profits: a review of research and a call to further inquiry", in Handbook of Management Accounting Research v.3, 22, 1299-1322.
- Sajay Samuel & Dean Bavington, "Energy and Equity in World Fisheries", The International Journal of Illich Studies, 2, pp. 55-64.
- Sajay Samuel, Mark Dirsmith and Barbara McElroy, "Monetized Medicine: from the physical to the fiscal", Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1/1/2005, 30/3, 249-278.
- Sajay Samuel & Armond Manassian, "The rise and coming fall of International Accounting Research", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 22, pp. 608-627.
- Sajay Samuel & Jean Robert, "Water runs and ought to run freely: reflections on 'scarcity' in economics", in (eds) Lyla Mehta, Limits to Scarcity, 22, pp. 109-126.
- Sajay Samuel, Mark Covaleski & Mark Dirsmith, "On the Eclipse of Professionalism in Accounting: an essay", Accounting, Organizations and Institutions: Essays in Honour of Anthony Hopwood, 22, pp. 367-395.
- Sajay Samuel, "Accounting", Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Ethics (2005), MacMillian.
Research Profile
For a complete list of publications and research activities, please visit my Academia.edu profile.
Research Themes
My research explores several interconnected themes:
- The role of accounting in shaping organizational and social realities
- The intersection of accounting, power, and governance
- Critiques of quantification and measurement in modern society
- The fiscal dimension of public administration and social policy
- Alternative approaches to understanding value and well-being