Dr Yinuo Pan

Lecturer

Accounting and Finance

Personal statement

Yinuo joined Strathclyde Business School as a Lecturer in Accounting in August 2024, having recently completed her PhD in Accounting at the University of Edinburgh. Her research is interdisciplinary, situated at the intersection of accounting, sociology, and the history of professions. Her doctoral research investigated the emerging professionalization processes within the fields of CSR and sustainability. Before pursuing her PhD, she earned an MAcc in International Accounting and Financial Analysis at the University of Glasgow and an MSc in Strategic Management at Lanzhou University, China. Yinuo has served as an ad-hoc reviewer for journals such as Critical Perspectives on Accounting, and Business and Society.

Publications

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Publications

Understanding Problem-Solving from a Value (Co-)destruction Lens: Nip Illness in the Bud?: Cui Tie, Pan Yinuo; Emerging Technologies and Innovative Problem Solving in Public Administration. (2026) (2026); https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-16476-6_14
Towards public value-centric non-financial reporting : establishing a conceptual foundation: Cui Tie, Pan Yinuo; Public Value Accounting and Accountability Current and Future Issues (2025) (2025); https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83797-536-520251009
A Bourdieusian analysis of the pre-professionalisation process in the CSR field, 1987-2004: Pan Yinuo; European Accounting Association Annual Congress (2025)
‘An Organisation of Our Own’ : A Bourdieusian Analysis of the Pre-professionalisation Process in the CSR Field, 1987-2004: Pan Yinuo; FINANCIAL REPORTING AND AUDITING AS SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICE (FRASOP) (2024)

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Research

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Research Interests

The social, political, and cultural impacts of the accountancy profession on the fields of CSR and sustainability
The emerging professionalization processes within the fields of CSR and sustainability
State-profession dynamics and the accouting professions in China
Public value(s) and non-financial reporting