Grigorios Theodosopoulos

Teaching

Current issues in accounting
Financial Statements Analysis
Principles and Practice of Financial Accounting
Introductory financial and management accounting for non-accounting students

Research Interests

• Accounting for the Hospice Business Model in England
• Teaching Accounting to Non-specialist Students: Identification and Evaluation of the Students’ Perspective

Research Centres

Accounting and Auditing Research Centre (AARC)

Publications

Journal Papers

(Forthcoming) Andersson, T., Lee, E., Theodosopoulos, G., Yin, YP. and Haslam, C., Accounting for the financialized UK and US national business model, Critical Perspectives on Accounting

(2011) Theodosopoulos, G., Voluntary hospices in England: A viable business model?, Accounting Forum 35 (2) : 118- 125

Conference Papers

(2012) Theodosopoulos, G., Adersson, T. and Haslam, C., Financializing National Business Models: Accounting for financial leverage and instability in the current crisis, British Accounting and Finance Association 48th Annual Conference

(2011) Theodosopoulos, G., Palliative care funding: An accounting perspective, British Accounting and Finance Association 47th Doctoral Colloquium/Annual Conference

(2011) Theodosopoulos, G., Chousmerioti, E., Chatzopoulou, M., Efthimiou, M., Igoumenidis, M., Kokkinopoulou, M. and Theodosopoulou, E., The perspectives of Greek population in establishing and operating palliative care units (hospices) in Greece, Hellenic Republic, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Nursing Association, 4th Pan-Hellenic & 3rd European Scientific and Professional conference

(2010) Theodosopoulos, G. and Haslam, C., The hospice ‘business model' in a financial crisis, National Council, for Voluntary Organisations / Voluntary Sector Studies Network Researching the Voluntary Sector Conference

(2010) Theodosopoulos, G. and Haslam, C., Accounting for hospices: Palliative care at risk, British Accounting and Finance Association 46th Annual Conference