Research Themes: Social and environmental accounting, governance, professions and society, performance management systems
The research group in Accounting, Auditing and Control at TBS Education is renowned for its distinctive high-quality and high-impact research. The research group firmly believes that research studies need to engage with issues that have a high social and/or environmental impact on organizations and society.
Head of Accounting, Auditing and Control research lab of TBS Education
The Accounting, Auditing and Control research lab aims to meet the need for research in innovative practices in the field of accounting and/or management control, by applying rigorous (quantitative, qualitative and mixed) methods in order to produce and disseminate relevant results for the driving forces of change on an organizational as well as societal level.
Management accounting innovation Performance management systems (PMS) & commensuration in NPOs Evaluation practices & Impact
Environmental reporting Sustainability management Carbon & water accounting PMS & numbers in social NPOs Social Inclusion Critical Accounting
Board role Corporate social responsibility (CSR) or irresponsibility (laundering, fraud, tax avoidance)
Auditors & accountants Controllers & CFOs Business elites & globalization Profession history & sociology
The third annual “Social & Innovation Marketing Lab” Workshop will be held on-site at TBS Education on June 24, 2024. The workshop’s theme is “New Frontiers in Social and Innovation Marketing.” In the rapidly evolving domain of modern marketing, we find ourselves at the confluence of groundbreaking technological advancements and...
Friday, April, 5th, 2024 – 10am to 12 pm • Room 327 Lascrosses Building Dmitry Ivanov, Professor for Supply Chain and Operations Management Department of Business and Economics, Berlin School of Economics and Law Resilience, Viability, and Digital Twins in Supply Chain Management In this talk, we discuss practical methods and digital...
This article complements the predominantly instrumentally oriented literature on CEO activism and contributes, more broadly, to the literature that explores the normative dimensions of corporate political involvement, as well as to a growing strand of research that draws on philosophical theory to inform business leaders’ ethical decision-making.
This study sheds light on an understudied area of academic engagement and highlights the significance of considering research orientation and students' taste for science or industry when developing university-industry collaborations. This has implications for PhD supervisors, PhD students, their industrial partners, and policymakers.
Members of the group have published in the world’s top journals in accounting, such as:
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Keynote speakers: A. INNES, LSE & M. GOERGEN, IE Business School.
June 25, 2020Avec Yves GENDRON, prof. de comptabilité à l’Université de Laval et Annick ANCELIN-BOURGUIGNON, prof. De Contrôle de Gestion à l’ESSEC Business School.
June, 22-23, 2020Avec Jeremy MORALES, prof of accounting at King’s College of London
March 6, 2020Ateliers doctoraux Maxence POSTAIRE, Camille GAUDY, Diana CASTRO HERRERA, Grégoire DAVRINCHE sur la construction et perception des transferts de légitimité des auditeurs :
Emeritus Professor at the Alliance Manchester Business School & Professor of Management Accounting at the University of Birmingham. Seminar on Writing Qualitative Research Papers
September 10, 2019Guest Speakers:
Professor at University of Aberdeen: “Social accounting: modern slavery and call for action”
March 30th, 2018Guest Speakers:
Professor at Auckland University, Editor of Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management
September 4, 2017
