Prof. Stefan Reichelstein, Ph.D.
Stiftungsprofessur für Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre
Bild: Katrin Glückler
Forschungsschwerpunkte
- Kosten- und Profitabilitätsanalysen
- Dezentralisierung
- Interne Preisbildung
- Erfolgsmessung
Lebenslauf
| 1984 | Ph.D. in Managerial Economics, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University |
| 1993-1996 | Professor, Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley |
| 1994-1996 | Professor, Institut für Betriebswirtschaftslehre, University of Vienna |
| 1996-2001 | Michael N. Chetkovich Professor of Accounting, Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley |
| 2002–2018 | William R. Timken Professor of Accounting Graduate School of Business, Stanford University |
| Seit 2018 | Professor Department of Business Administration, Director Mannheim Institute for Sustainable Energy Studies (MISES) |
Ausgewählte Mitgliedschaften
- Faculty Research Director, Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance, Stanford University
- Faculty Director, Sustainable Energy Initiative, Stanford University
- Senior Fellow, Precourt Institute for Energy, Stanford University
- Academic Advisory Board, University of Cologne
- Max Planck Society, Scientific Advisory Board
- Accounting Research Committee, Verein fuer Socialpolitik
- Member, Berlin Academy of Sciences
Preise, Auszeichnungen, Ehrungen
- Honorary Professor, School of Management, Technical University of Mannheim (since 2018)
- Yuji Ijiri Distinguished Lecturer in Accounting (2013)
- Honorary Doctorate, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Mannheim (2011)
- Honorary Doctorate, Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, University of Fribourg (2008)
- Honorary Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Vienna (since 2007)
Ausgewählte Herausgeber-Aktivitäten
- Editorial Board „German Economic Review“, „Journal für Betriebswirtschaft“, „Review of Managerial Science“, „Die Unternehmung“, „Die Betriebswirtschaft“, „Business Research“
- Managing Editor: Foundations and Trends in Accounting
- Editor: „Review of Accounting Studies“
Ausgewählte Publikationen
- Cohen, S., Kadach, I., Ormazabal, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Executive compensation tied to ESG performance: International evidence. Journal of Accounting Research, 61, 805–853.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Corporate carbon reporting: Improving transparency and accountability. One Earth, 6, 803–810.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Corporate carbon reporting: Improving transparency and accountability. ZEW Discussion Papers, 23–026. Mannheim.
- Friedl, G., Reichelstein, S., Bach, A., Blaschke, M. und Kemmer, L. (2023). Applications of the levelized cost concept. Journal of Business Economics : JBE = Zeitschrift für Betriebswirtschaft : ZfB, 93, 1125-1148.
- Glenk, G., Holler, P. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Advances in power-to-gas technologies: Cost and conversion efficiency. Energy & Environmental Science, 1–13.
- Glenk, G., Kelnhofer, A., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Cost-efficient pathways to decarbonizing Portland cement production. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G., Kelnhofer, A., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Cost-efficient pathways to decarbonizing Portland cement production. ZEW Discussion Papers, 23–023. Mannheim.
- Kaplan, R. S., Ramanna, K. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Getting a clearer view of your company’s carbon footprint. Harvard Business Review : HBR, 2023, 1–12.
- Landaverde Lorenzo, T., Liebmann, P., Meier, R., Sutherland, M. und Reichelstein, S. (2023). Heidelberg materials: Assessing product carbon footprints. Case studies, SM-365. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business.
- Reichelstein, S. (2023). Carbon emission statements: Balance sheets and flow statements. ZEW Discussion Papers, 23–065. Mannheim.
- Reichelstein, S. (2023). Corporate carbon accounting: balance sheets and flow statements. Mannheim: Mannheim Institute for Sustainable Energy Studies.
- Reichelstein, S. (2023). Corporate carbon disclosures. Accountability in a Sustainable World Quarterly, 3, 85–89.
- Zhuang, J., Bach, A., van Vlijmen, B. H. C., Reichelstein, S., Chueh, W., Onori, S. und Benson, S. M. (2023). A decision-making model for retired Li-ion batteries. Mannheim.
- Cohen, S., Kadach, I., Ormazabal, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Executive compensation tied to ESG performance: International evidence. Mannheim.
- Cohen, S., Kadach, I., Ormazabal, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Executive compensation tied to ESG performance: International evidence. ZEW Discussion Papers, 22–051. Mannheim.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Corporate carbon reduction pledges: An effective tool to mitigate climate change? Advances in Social Innovation (forthcoming).
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Transparency on the Path to Net-Zero. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G., Holler, P. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Advances in Power-to-Gas technologies: cost and conversion efficiency. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Reversible Power-to-Gas systems for energy conversion and storage. Nature Communications, 13, 1–10.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). The economic dynamics of competing power generation sources. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 168, 1–9.
- Kaplan, R. S., Ramanna, K. und Reichelstein, S. (2022). Measuring product carbon footprints from cradle to gate. Mannheim.
- Reichelstein, S. (2022). Corporate Carbon Emission Statements. Mannheim.
- Reichelstein, S. (2022). Corporate carbon emission statements. ZEW Discussion Papers, 22–052. Mannheim.
- Bolton, P., Kacperczyk, M. T., Leuz, C., Ormazabal, G., Reichelstein, S. und Schoenmaker, D. (2021). Mandatory Corporate Carbon Disclosures and the Path to Net Zero. CEPR Policy Insight, 111. London: Centre for Economic Policy Research.
- Bolton, P., Reichelstein, S., Kacperczyk, M. T., Leuz, C., Ormazabal, G. und Schoenmaker, D. (2021). Mandatory corporate carbon disclosures and the path to net zero. Management and Business Review : MBR, 2021.
- Comello, S., Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Transitioning to clean energy transportation services: Life-cycle cost analysis for vehicle fleets. Applied Energy, 285, 1–11.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Corporate carbon reduction pledges: An effective tool to mitigate climate change? Mannheim.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Corporate carbon reduction pledges: An effective tool to mitigate climate change? ZEW Discussion Papers, 21–052. Mannheim.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intertemporal Corporate Carbon Reporting. Mannheim.
- Comello, S., Reichelstein, J. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Transparency of the „Net-Zero by 2050 Club“. Mannheim.
- Downar, B., Ernstberger, J., Reichelstein, S., Schwenen, S. und Zaklan, A. (2021). The impact of carbon disclosure mandates on emissions and financial operating performance. Review of Accounting Studies, 26, 1137-1175.
- Dutta, S. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Capacity rights and full-cost transfer pricing. Management Science, 67, 1303-1325.
- Glenk, G., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Clean energy technologies: Dynamics of cost and price. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Cost dynamics of clean energy technologies. Schmalenbach Journal of Business Research : SBUR, 73, 179–206.
- Glenk, G., Meier, R. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Cost dynamics of clean energy technologies. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21–054. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Energy conversion and storage: The value of reversible Power-to-Gas systems. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21–053. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Energy conversion and storage: the value of reversible Power-to-Gas systems. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intermittent versus dispatchable power sources: An integrated competitive assessment. TRR 266 Accounting for Transparency Working Papers Series, 58. Mannheim.
- Glenk, G. und Reichelstein, S. (2021). Intermittent versus dispatchable power sources: An integrated competitive assessment. ZEW Discussion Papers, 21–065. Mannheim.