Paolo Quattrone
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Paolo Quattrone is a leading scholar whose research lies at the intersection of accounting, organization theory, and the sociology of knowledge. He is best known for his critical and interdisciplinary work on how accounting practices shape organizational realities, particularly in complex settings such as universities and museums. A major contribution is his development of a “theory-driven” perspective on the role of calculative practices, challenging conventional views of accounting as a neutral technical tool. His highly cited work, including the influential 2024 paper “Theory‐Driven Perspectives on Generative Artificial Intelligence in Business and Management” (98 citations), extends this lens to emerging technologies, exploring how generative AI reshapes business and management. Quattrone’s impact is reflected in over 4,000 total citations, with his papers frequently appearing in top-tier journals like *Accounting, Organizations and Society* and *Organization Studies*. He is also recognized for his innovative methodological approaches, blending historical analysis with visual and material studies. A professor at the University of Manchester, Quattrone’s work continues to inspire students and researchers to rethink the social and ethical dimensions of accounting and management in a rapidly digitizing world.
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