Programme 2nd CSEAR ITALY DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM

Urbino, Italy, 19st September 2018

Department of Economics, Society and Politics, Palazzo Battiferri, Via Saffi, 42

Wednesday 19th September 2:00-2:30 pm Registration (ground Floor) 2.30-2:45 Welcome and introduction to the 2nd CSEAR Italy Doctoral Colloquium (Room: Amaranto, ground Floor) CSEAR Italy Delegates Ericka Costa (University of Trento) , Massimo Contrafatto (University of Bergamo), Maria-Gabriella Baldarelli (University of Bologna), Mara Del Baldo (University of Urbino) CSEAR Italy Scientific Committee Delegates and Invited Supervisors Prof. Jan Bebbington (University of St Andrews); Prof. S.O Idowu (London Metropolitan University); Prof. Ninel Nesheva-Kiosseva (New Bulgarian University); Prof. Jesse Dillard (Victoria University in Wellington and University of Central Florida) 2:45 -4:15 First Panel Phd Students’ presentation and discussion Francesco Scarpa 1st year Ph.D Student in “Business and Law” University of Bergamo, Department of Management, Economics and Quantitative Methods Supervisor: Prof. Silvana Signori (University of Bergamo)

Phd research project CORPORATE TAXATION: A NEW FRONTIER FOR CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY?

Laura Mazzola Phd in Business and Law round XXXIII, University of Bergamo Supervisor: Prof. Massimo Contrafatto (University of Bergamo)

Phd research project ACCOUNTING FOR POVERTY

Riccardo Torelli PhD Student in Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability University of Parma - Department of Economics and Management Supervisor: Prof. Federica Balluchi (University of Parma)

Phd research project BEYOND A DEFINITION OF GREENWASHING: FROM DIFFERENT TYPES TO DIFFERENT IMPACTS

4:15-4:30 Coffee break 4:30-6:00 Second Panel Phd Students’ presentation and discussion Simone Pizzi Ph.D in Economia, Management e Metodi Quantitativi, Università del Salento, Lecce (Italy) Supervisor: Prof. Andrea Venturelli (Università del Salento)

Phd research project THE IMPACT OF THE DIRECTIVE 95/2014 ON THE VOLUNTARY REPORTING OF ITALIAN SMES. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE MILAN STOCK EXCHANGE Topics: non financial reporting and Accounting

Rajesh Sharma PhD Candidate Ca’ Foscari University, Faculty of Management, Venice, Italy Supervisors: Prof. Ugo Rigoni, Cà Foscari University, Venice Prof. Michela Cordazzo, Ca’ Foscari University,

Phd research project IMPACT OF CSR DISCLOSURE QUALITY ON FIRM VALUE

Dudi Valbona PhD fellow in Economics and Management, University of Urbino Carlo Bo Supervisors: Prof.Del Baldo Mara (University of Urbino) Prof. Baldarelli Maria-Gabriella (University of Bologna)

Research Project SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN ALBANIA. DOES ACCOUNTABILITY MATTER?

6:00-6:30 Scientific Committee Overview and Doctoral Colloquium Closing

Under the patronage and with the support of

Italia

We would like to thank the following Partners for their financial support

Fondazione IsabellaMarchini