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Déjean FrédériqueView profile

Professor

• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
• Socially Responsible Investment (SRI)
• ESG Reporting
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Déjean Frédérique is a Professor of Management at the University of Paris Dauphine and a researcher at the Dauphine Recherches en Management (DRM) , a CNRS UMR 7088 laboratory. She co-directs several academic programs, including the Master's in Sustainable Development and Organizations, the Certificate in Extra-Financial Information, the Certificate in Circular Economy, and the Master's in Management in Southern Countries. Her roles also include co-leading the Durabilité & Sobriété cross-cutting axis at DRM and serving on the scientific and steering committees of the Chaire Comptabilité Ecologique . Doctorate from University of Paris Dauphine Diplôme from ENS Paris Saclay Her research focuses on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) , Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) , and ESG reporting . She has published extensively in French and international journals on topics such as environmental accounting, corporate legitimacy in sustainability crises, and institutional strategies for sustainable finance. From 2015 to 2017, she chaired the academic network RIODD (International Research Network on Organizations and Sustainable Development) and served as co-editor-in-chief of the Revue de l'Organisation Responsable (rank 3, FNEGE) until 2020. Since 2021, she co-edits the Comptabilité Contrôle Audit (rank 2, FNEGE). Her publications often examine the intersection of accounting practices, sustainability challenges, and corporate disclosure strategies, with particular attention to institutional dynamics and regulatory implications.

• Economics of Policing
• Public Economics
• Labor Economics
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Bocar A. Ba is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Duke University and is on academic leave (2025–2026) at the Center for the Study of Democratic Politics (CSDP), Princeton University. His research integrates labor economics, public economics, and political economy to study policing, accountability, and racial disparities. Research Interests Ba’s agenda centers on the economics of crime and justice, with particular attention to: Economics of Policing: Analyzing how officer behavior, oversight mechanisms, and institutional incentives affect public safety outcomes. Racial Disparities: Documenting and explaining gaps in policing outcomes, award recognition, and media narratives. Policy Evaluation: Using quasi-experimental and experimental methods to assess interventions such as civilian oversight, peer effects, and alternative public-safety programs. Publications & Working Papers Since 2017, Ba has published or has forthcoming articles in the Quarterly Journal of Economics , Science , Journal of Labor Economics , Review of Economics and Statistics , AEJ: Policy , and other top-tier outlets. His work is characterized by creative use of administrative datasets (Chicago Police Department, award nominations, market data), rigorous causal identification, and collaboration with multidisciplinary co-authors. Scientific Awards Runner-up Best Student Paper, Urban Economics Association, 2018, for "Going the Extra Mile: The Cost of Complaint Filing, Accountability, and Law Enforcement Outcomes in Chicago". Collaborations & Grants Ba has ongoing collaborations with scholars from Princeton, UPenn, Chicago, and other institutions. He frequently partners with the J-PAL network for field experiments and policy evaluations. External funding details are not explicitly listed but his involvement with J-PAL Evaluation Summaries and large-scale randomized interventions implies active grant support. Labs & Teams While no formal lab name is provided, Ba is closely affiliated with Duke’s Department of Economics and the Duke Center for Economics of Crime and Justice Policy. During 2025–2026 he will be embedded at Princeton CSDP, expanding his network in political science and public policy.

• Management Accounting
• Management Control Systems
• Performance Management
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Dr. Rodney Coyte is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting at the University of Sydney Business School, where he serves as Program Director for the Master of Professional Accounting. Prior to his 2006 appointment at Sydney, he worked at the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales. PhD in Accounting (UNSW) Master of Commerce (Honors) (UNSW) Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) (University of Melbourne) His research investigates how management accounting practices influence organizational outcomes, focusing on management control systems , incentive compensation design , and knowledge sharing . He employs field studies and behavioral experiments to analyze systems that align decision-making with strategic goals. Recent publications in Management Accounting Research and Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal highlight his work on emotional influences in capital investment decisions , consultant impact on project evaluations , and knowledge-sharing dynamics . His 2023 study on mood and project escalation exemplifies this focus. Research Support Grant, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (2009) Rodney contributes to program innovation through curriculum development integrating AI and technical business skills , while his industry experience includes roles at Mars Corporation and consulting for Australian/Southeast Asian organizations.

• Information Security Management
• Digital Transformation
• Institutional Influences on Information Systems
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Professor Carol Hsu is a leading academic in the Discipline of Business Information Systems at the University of Sydney Business School . Holding a Ph.D. in Information Systems from the London School of Economics, she has held academic positions at institutions including City University of Hong Kong, National Taiwan University, and Tongji University. Research Focus: Institutional influences on information systems, digital transformation, and information security management. Editorial Roles: Senior Editor at MIS Quarterly , Journal of Strategic Information Systems , and Information & Management . Professional Leadership: Vice President of Communications for the Association of Information Systems. Her recent research explores: Smart technology applications for aging populations Employee behavior in cybersecurity contexts Zero trust security models Digital resilience during crises like the pandemic Methodologically, she specializes in qualitative approaches and action research, with publications in top-tier journals like MIS Quarterly , Information Systems Research , and Journal of the Association for Information Systems . Key Grants: 2023: 'Cracking the Code: Unraveling Conversational Smishing Attacks' (Ignition Grant) 2022: 'Combating Smishing: Theorizing and Designing Intervention Strategies' (Business School Pilot Grant)

Rima Mishlawi BizriView profile

Associate Professor

• Human Resource Management
• Talent Management
• Organizational Dynamics
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Dr. Rima Mishlawi Bizri is an Associate Professor at the School of Management, Canadian University Dubai, with 24 years of teaching experience. She holds a PhD in Business Administration from the University of Paris-8, an MBA, and a bachelor's degree, complemented by SPHRi and Career Advisor certifications. Her academic work centers on empowering students through practical knowledge for workplace advancement. Her research focuses on: Human Resource Management innovations, particularly Talent Management Practices and High Performance Work Systems (HPWS) Organizational dynamics in entrepreneurial contexts and family businesses Diversity management impacts on organizational behavior Islamic banking and financial decision-making in Middle Eastern economies Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2016-2021) reveals strong themes: Predominant focus on HRM, organizational behavior, and entrepreneurship Regional specialization in Middle Eastern business practices, especially Lebanon Methodological emphasis on empirical studies in banking, family firms, and refugee entrepreneurship Emerging research on ethical frameworks and digital transformation in finance No scientific awards, grants, supervised students, or lab affiliations are mentioned in the provided documentation.

Andreas CharitouView profile

Professor

• Capital Markets Research
• Corporate Governance
• Corporate Finance
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Andreas Charitou is a Professor at the Department of Accounting and Finance within the School of Economics and Management at the University of Cyprus. He served as Dean of the School of Economics and Management from September 2016 to December 2021 and previously as Vice Dean from 2006-2012. He has been Co-Director of the Ph.D. Program since 2001 and served as Co-Director of the MBA program from 2005-2016. Prior to his position at the University of Cyprus, he was an Associate Professor (with tenure) and Assistant Professor at the Rotman School of Business, University of Toronto (1986-1997), and an Instructor/Lecturer at The Pennsylvania State University (1983-1986). His educational background includes a Ph.D. in Business Administration/Accounting (1983-1986) and a Master of Science in Business Administration/Accounting (1982-1983), both from The Pennsylvania State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Accounting from the Economic University of Athens (ASOEE), Greece (1976-1980). Professor Charitou's research focuses on Capital Markets Research, Corporate Governance, Corporate Finance, Investments, Financial Analysis, Bankruptcy prediction, Credit Analysis, and International Accounting. His work examines the relationship between financial reporting, capital markets, and corporate decision-making with particular attention to international contexts and regulatory frameworks. His extensive publication record spans over three decades, with recent work increasingly addressing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, reflecting the growing importance of sustainability in financial markets. His most recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate continued scholarly productivity with articles in top journals including the Journal of Accounting Literature, The International Journal of Accounting, and Journal of Corporate Finance. These works address contemporary issues such as ESG reporting, article retractions in academic research, IFRS implementation effects, and environmental reporting evolution in Europe. Profiling article retractions in accounting and finance research (2025) Environmental, Social and Governance: Performance, Investment and Measurement (2025) Analysts' information environment and voluntary turn away from IFRS: Discussion (2025) Coverage Termination due to Resources Constraints: Cheap talk or Euphemism for Bleak Business Prospects? (2024) The Evolution of Environmental Reporting in Europe: The Role of Financial and Extra-financial Regulation: Discussion (2022) Throughout his career, Professor Charitou has demonstrated significant academic leadership through his departmental, school, and program director roles. His research bridges theoretical accounting principles with practical implications for financial markets and corporate governance, maintaining relevance through evolving market conditions and regulatory environments.

• Finance and Social Responsibility
• Investor and Manager Behavior
• Stock Market Valuation
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Mr. Sylvain MARSAT is a University Professor at the University of Clermont Auvergne, affiliated with the IAE Clermont Auvergne - School of Management. He holds the position of Director of the CleRMa research laboratory and is a member of its scientific council. His primary research focuses on the intersection of finance and corporate social responsibility (CSR), including investor and manager behavior, stock market valuation, and extra-financial performance. His work also examines corporate governance, earnings management, and environmental penalties' impact on firm resilience. Key research themes include green equity investments, religiosity's influence on corporate behavior, and the role of eco-anxiety in investment decisions. His studies often analyze how environmental footprints and climate change exposure shape corporate strategies, particularly through carbon pricing mechanisms. International evidence underscores his exploration of ESG controversies, M&A transactions, and the trade-offs between CSR and financial resilience. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text, his extensive publication record highlights contributions to understanding CSR's market valuation effects and ethical-financial interplays. As director of CleRMa, he leads interdisciplinary research initiatives in management and finance, emphasizing sustainability and corporate responsibility.

• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
• Financial Performance
• Accounting
• +5 more

Julien LACHUER is an Associate Professor at the Université de Rennes 1 , affiliated with the CREM UMR CNRS 6211 research center. He serves as Director of Studies for the Licence 3 Gestion Formation initiale program and Vice Dean for Studies & Training Programs. His research focuses on the intersection of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and financial performance, employing both quantitative (multi-criteria analysis) and qualitative methods (discourse analysis, Alceste, Nvivo). Key areas include understanding how CSR policies influence profitability, risk, and intangible values of firms, alongside transformations in corporate purpose and market frameworks like the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Teaching responsibilities include Accounting, Management Control, Finance, and CSR modules. His recent publications explore CSR regulatory impacts, sustainable discourse analysis, and AI applications in CSR modeling. Research outputs span journals like Management International and Journal of Asset Management , with a focus on empirical studies of US and European markets. His work emphasizes bridging extra-financial risks with traditional financial metrics, offering insights for both academia and corporate decision-makers. No specific scientific awards are listed, but his active research profile reflects continuous contributions to CSR and finance intersections.

• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
• Sustainable Development
• Accounting Education
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Nathalie Subtil-Geeraerts is an Associate Professor at NEOMA Business School, specializing in accounting, auditing, and corporate finance. She has served as Academic Director since April 2022 and established enduring partnerships with auditing firms to develop the "Advisory and Auditing" program of excellence. Her research examines how numerical representations within organizations influence managerial responsibility and accountability. Research Focus: CSR auditing, managerial ethics, and quantitative metrics in decision-making Teaching: Developed practical case studies for business education Industry Collaboration: Worked with auditing firms to design curriculum and conferences Her academic contributions span journal articles in Revue de l'Organisation Responsable , book chapters on RSE, and case studies for pedagogical use. Publications highlight tensions between public expectations and corporate CSR practices, as well as the ethical implications of over-reliance on numerical representations in management. She actively engages in conferences like EURAM and RIODD, addressing topics such as integrated reporting and its role in rebuilding stakeholder trust. Her work bridges theoretical insights with real-world auditing challenges, particularly in sustainability verification.

• Administrative Law
• Administrative Liability
• Health Law

Nathalie Albert-Moretti serves as Professor of Public Law and Dean of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Tours, where she also co-directs the Master 2 "Juriste de droit public" program. Her institutional leadership spans academic administration and specialized legal education within the Department of Public Law and Political Science. Her research concentrates on three core domains: General Administrative Law examining foundational state-citizen relationships; Administrative Liability Law analyzing state accountability mechanisms; and Health Law investigating medical-legal interfaces. This tripartite focus manifests in her examination of reasonableness standards, presumption of harm frameworks, and public-private liability interfaces across 16 major publications since 2003. Recent scholarly output reveals evolving emphasis from traditional administrative structures toward contemporary challenges including privatization impacts, medical information duties, and loss-of-opportunity compensation methodologies. Her work consistently bridges doctrinal analysis with practical administrative applications through contributions to leading legal journals and edited volumes. As academic leader, Professor Albert-Moretti oversees the Master 2 program in Public Law while maintaining active research supervision. Her administrative responsibilities include faculty governance and strategic development of legal education programs at the University of Tours.

• Auditing
• Sustainability Reporting
• Corporate Finance
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Estibaliz Goicoechea Zulaica is a Lecturer at the University of Deusto. Her professional focus includes conducting academic tutorials, with scheduled office hours held in Room 582 (Sala prof 5ªplt) on Fridays from 10:00 to 11:00. Contact is coordinated via email prior to meetings. Research Interests: Her work spans auditing practices, sustainability reporting frameworks, corporate finance valuation, microfinance investment performance, and integrated reporting standards. Key thematic areas include: Evolution of audit reports and stakeholder consensus Sustainable finance challenges in regulatory contexts Microfinance vehicle performance metrics Assurance methodologies for non-financial disclosures Publication Trends: Recent articles (2019-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on sustainability verification and integrated reporting , particularly within European/Spanish regulatory environments. Earlier works (2013-2017) centered on microfinance investment analysis and cash-flow-based business valuation techniques.

Chris ChardView profile

Professor

• Sport Business Management
• Financial Sustainability of Sport Organizations
• Resource Allocation in Sport
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Dr. Chris Chard is a Professor of Sport Management at Brock University’s Faculty of Business. He holds a PhD, MBA, and CIM certification. His research focuses on financial sustainability and managerial decision-making in sport organizations, particularly university/collegiate athletics and not-for-profit sport sectors. He also examines publicly-traded sport firms like Nike and Manchester United. Dr. Chard has authored over 30 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, with a focus on case studies in sport management, environmental sustainability in sport facilities, and youth sport participation dynamics. He serves on the editorial board of Case Studies in Sport Management and is a Director at Roseland Park Country Club. His work explores topics such as athlete recruitment strategies, financial planning for sports organizations, and the impact of tournaments on youth development. Recent research includes analyzing school absenteeism in youth hockey tournaments and evaluating parent perceptions of sport camps. Professional affiliations include the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM), where he actively contributes to academic conferences and research agendas.

Serge Valant GANDJAView profile

Professor

• Accounting
• Governance
• Organizational Performance
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Serge Valant GANDJA is a Professor in the Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics at KEDGE Business School, where he has been a dedicated faculty member since 2010. His academic credentials include a doctorate and HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) in management sciences with specialization in accounting. His educational background features: Doctorate in Management Sciences (Accounting specialization) HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) in Management Sciences Professor GANDJA's scholarly work centers on the critical triptych of accounting, governance, and organizational performance, with particular emphasis on Small and Medium Enterprises across diverse economic contexts. His research program explores how cultural diversity shapes accounting practices, especially in developing economies like Cameroon, while also examining European business environments. Recent investigations address sustainability reporting adoption in SMEs, the impact of global crises on business relationships, and entrepreneurial success factors in micro-enterprises financed through microcredit mechanisms. Analysis of his publication record from 2016-2025 reveals an evolving research trajectory with increasing focus on sustainability and organizational resilience. His work consistently bridges theoretical accounting frameworks with practical business applications, addressing challenges faced by organizations in both developed and developing economies. The geographic scope spans Africa (particularly Cameroon) and Europe (particularly France), providing valuable comparative insights into accounting systems across cultural boundaries. As an educator, Professor GANDJA delivers comprehensive instruction across multiple accounting domains: Financial Accounting Anglo-Saxon Accounting Systems Extra-financial (Non-financial) Reporting Management Control Systems Financial Statement Analysis

Mohammed BENLEMLIHView profile

Associate Professor

• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Environmental Finance
• Capital Structure
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Mohammed Benlemlih is an Associate Professor of Finance at EM Normandie since 2020, after completing his PhD in Management Sciences (Corporate Finance) at Université de Grenoble Alpes in 2014. His research focuses on corporate social responsibility (CSR), capital structure, environmental finance, and extra-financial information. He has held roles including post-doctoral fellowships at Waseda Business School and the University of Luxembourg. His work bridges financial performance with sustainability, analyzing topics like CSR's dual impact on shareholder wealth, climate change policy effects, and the role of policy uncertainty in corporate decision-making. Education: PhD in Management Sciences (2014) from Université de Grenoble Alpes. Key research areas include CSR mechanisms, green finance strategies, and the interplay between policy and environmental disclosures. His publications span journals like British Journal of Management , Journal of Business Ethics , and Energy Economics , reflecting contributions to sustainable finance and corporate governance. Research highlights include studies on biodiversity investing’s financial performance, low-carbon transitions, and the moderating role of legal frameworks in CSR outcomes. He has presented at global conferences such as the Academy of International Business and Sustainable Financial Innovation Centre events. No formal awards are listed, but his work demonstrates significant academic engagement in policy-relevant sustainability topics. Teaching focuses on financial analysis, accounting, and corporate finance. Professional experience includes roles at institutions like the University of Luxembourg and Grenoble Alpes University. While no formal grants or labs are mentioned, his research collaborates widely with international scholars, reflecting a network-driven approach to exploring complex socio-economic challenges.

• Corporate Finance
• Capital Structure
• Crowdfunding
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Imen Mejri is an Assistant Professor of Finance at NEOMA Business School, serving as Director of the Grande Ecole Program. She holds a PhD in Management Science (Finance) from the University of Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne. Her research focuses on innovative corporate financing mechanisms like crowdfunding, private equity, and performance-sensitive debt contracts. She teaches Corporate Finance, Asset Valuation, and Financial Policies. Education: PhD in Management Sciences (Finance), Université Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne Her research explores how alternative financing methods address capital structure challenges. Key areas include crowdfunding's role in SME financing, adaptive debt instruments, and the integration of extra-financial metrics in investment decisions. Her publications span topics like equity crowdfunding platform effectiveness, debt contract innovation, and corporate governance implications of alternative financing. She actively contributes to academic associations including the French Finance Association and European Financial Management Association. Imen has developed cases on IPO processes (Showroomprivé.com), corporate restructuring (Faurecia), and credit rating dynamics. Her work bridges academic research with practical finance education through innovative case studies and pedagogical materials.