He has taught at several universities in the UK. Adviser to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), the World Bank, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and managed and/or co-ordinated cutting-edge research projects funded by the UK’s leading research grant councils including ESRC, SERC, ICAS, as well as, UNECE) and the European Commission Horizons and Erasmus Plus. He has published regularly in international accounting and management journals, some of which are “A” rated, since the 1990s. He was the founding chairman of the British Accounting Association’s Corporate Governance Special Interest Group and chaired the group for eight years. He took part in academic studies carried out in many countries such as Ireland, Greece and Australia. His expertise in Turkish accounting practice was sought in a major fraud case in London. He conducts academic and sectoral studies on Good Governance, Effective and Intelligent Accountability and Networking in Hybrid Organizations, Performance Management and Public Private Partnerships, especially Risk Transfer and Management.