Tilburg Winter Symposium and Research Camp 2022 - Accounting for a Sustainable Economy
The Department of Accountancy at Tilburg University is proud to invite you to the first Tilburg Winter Symposium and Research Camp on December 8-9, 2022.
The two-day event builds upon the long-standing tradition of the Tilburg Spring/Winter Camp and aims to bring together accounting researchers and practitioners to discuss emerging issues in the field of accounting. This years’ symposium and conference focuses on the theme Accounting for a Sustainable Economy.
The first day will feature keynotes and panel discussions by leading academics and practitioners in the field. The second day will bring together accounting researchers to share and discuss their latest research. Given the intimate nature of the event, we encourage all participants to attend both days.
For the second day of the conference, we invite submissions of original papers addressing research questions related to this years’ conference theme Accounting for a Sustainable Economy. This includes, but is not limited to studies that examine issues such as:
- Role of ESG disclosures in investor or other stakeholder decision making
- Measurement of sustainability and other ESG metrics
- ESG targets and reporting
- Sustainability reporting standards and enforcement
- Role of audit committees and external auditors or assurance providers
- The interplay between managerial control systems and ESG activities
The submission deadline is September 15, 2022.
We hope you will be able to join us and very much look forward to welcoming you to Tilburg in December!
More information
For more information, contact the organization at tilburgwintercamp@tilburguniversity.edu
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Tilburg Winter Camp 2021
In 2021 the Winter Camp was a fully online event. We still expect an active and engaging research atmosphere.
The program is as follows:
- 13:00-14:00: David Veenman (University of Amsterdam)
“Outliers and Robust Inference in Archival Accounting Research”, coauthored with Joachim Gassen - 14:15-15:15: Claudia Marangoni (Tilburg University)
"Do compliance monitors provide net benefits to firms? Evidence from bribery scandals", coauthored with Dan Amiram and Igor Goncharov - 15:45-16:45: Teri Yohn (Emory University)
“Measuring portfolio gains from earnings announcement trading signals” with Matthew Lyle - 17:00-18:00: Pablo Casas Arce (Arizona State University) "Motivating through Managing by Walking Around"
- 18:05: Social gathering in gather.town