Russell was Full Professor of Accounting in the College of Business and Economics at the Australian National University from 1991 to 2006. He is a recipient of the ANU Vice-Chancellor’s Award for teaching excellence. His principal current research interests include rhetoric and metaphor in the accountability discourse of CEOs; international financial accounting and reporting; accounting and business history; and management education in contemporary society. Russell has published five books, including CEO-Speak: The language of corporate leadership (McGill Queen’s University Press, 2006), with Joel Amernic. He is the author of over 120 research papers, research monographs and book chapters. Russell has provided policy advice to government departments, professional associations and public and private sector organizations.
B.Com (Hons), M.Com. and PhD: University of Newcastle, NSW. Australia
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Russell’s research articles appear in such international scholarly journals as:
ABACUS; Accounting and Finance; Accounting Historians’ Jnl; Accounting Forum; Accounting & the Public Interest; Accounting Auditing and Accountability Jnl; Accounting Business & Financial History; Accounting History; Accounting Education: An International Journal; Advances in International Accounting; Advances in Accountability; Agenda; Asian Review of Accounting; Atlantic Economic Jnl; Australian Jnl of Corporate Law; Australian Tax Review; British Jnl of Industrial Relations; Business History; Critical Perspectives on Accounting; Human Relations; International Jnl of Employment Studies; Issues in Accounting Education; International Jnl of Accounting; Jnl of Business Finance & Accounting; Jnl of Human Resource Costing & Accounting; Jnl of International Financial Management & Accounting; Jnl of Communication Inquiry; Jnl of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector; Jnl of Industrial Relations; Jnl of Mathematics in Management; Jnl of the Royal Australian Historical Society; Labor Studies Jnl; Prometheus; Strategy & Leadership; Studies in Political Economy; The Great Circle.