The Accountant: Perceptions, Challenges and a Key Role to Play in Shaping Responsible Business and Society
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Tag Archives: Accounting
Responsible Finance & Accounting: The book
The launch of the book Responsible Finance and Accounting. An interview with Profs. Annelise Vendramini, FGV-EAESP, and Adrian Zicari, ESSEC.
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Sensemaking in Times of Crisis
Ralph Kober, Associate Dean Programs and Professor of Management Accounting at Monash Business School, pays a visit to the CoBS where he is interviewed by Professor Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business […]
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Tango of Tensions: Argentina, accounting, and sustainability reporting
Sustainability reporting has become a global phenomenon due to increased CSR awareness. Although there are some universal solutions, how sustainability reporting is carried out and who performs it varies from […]
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Accounting Democracy: Why we need companies to disclose their political donations
Which companies disclose information on their political donations? When do they do it and where? How do they justify them? And why is it important for democracy to have companies […]
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Profit Shifting: How do the big audit firms fare?
A spotlight on Prof. Anastasios Elemes, ESSEC Business School, and his research into how audit firms shift profit to avoid tax.
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Saints or Sinners? Politically connected auditors and their audit quality
A spotlight on Profs Anastasios Elemes, ESSEC, and Jeff Zeyun Chen, Neeley School of Business, and their research into auditors and politics.
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How Accounting Can Save the World
The world of accounting, CSR and sustainability and unlocking the powerful potential of an unsung hero – the accountant.
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Ethical Accounting and Live Sheep Exports
Ethical accounting and live sheep exportation in Australia.
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How language may shape a woman’s career
ESSEC Business School Profs. Anne Jeny & E. Santacreu-Vasut explore the Big 4 auditing firms and the rarity of women at the top.
