The Accounting Research Groups at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, UPF Barcelona School of Management, Free University of Bolzano and University of Padua are pleased to announce that the fifth edition of the Accounting Summer Camp will be take place from July 13th to 15th, 2022.
The Accounting Summer Camp will feature two events: an Early Researcher Consortium (ERC), conducted by Prof Eva Labro (U of North Carolina), Prof Beatriz Garcìa Osma (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) and Prof Stefano Cascino (London School of Economics), and the JLFA Conference (July 14th and 15th) in which selected papers will be presented.
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The ERC aims at exposing emerging scholars to the most current and relevant research trends in accounting. The three sessions are conducted by established researchers in different fields, and participants will be able to get feedback on their research projects. Each session will feature the following format: (i) a masterclass led by the resident faculty on a specific topic in accounting; (ii) a presentation round in which researchers will present their work and receive feedback.
The JLFA is an interdisciplinary journal sponsored by the Stern School of Business at NYU and the NYU School of Law. It seeks to publish top-quality empirical, theoretical, and policy-oriented scholarship at the intersection of law, finance, and accounting. Its conference is hosted by the UPF-BSM and co-organized by the Faculty of Economics and Management (University of Bozen-Bolzano), the Department of Economics and Management (University of Padova), and the Dept. of Economics & Business at Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Program Accounting Summer Camp - Emerging Researchers Consortium
July 13
- 8:40 am – Opening and Welcome
- 8:45 am - Masterclass #1
- Prof. Stefano Cascino - Casual Effects of Regulatory Interventions: Theory and Identification
- 11:30 am - Coffee Break
- 12:00 pm - Presentations
- Arpine Maghkyan (U of Glasgow)
- Francesco Ambrosini (U of Padua)
- Francesco Grazioli (HEC Paris)
- Jamie Johnston (U St Gallen)
- Stefano Coda (Skema)
- 1:30 pm - Lunch Break
- 2:30 pm - Masterclass #2
- Prof. Beatriz Gracia-Osma - User engagement and accounting: Research opportunities
- 5:30 pm - Coffee Break
- 6:00 pm - Presentations
- Anna T Bührle (ZEW & U of Mannheim)
- Alessandro Rigamonti (U of Pisa)
- Elica Krasteva (U of Liverpool)
- Olga Bogachek (U of Bolzano)
- Rohit Muddasani (U of Wien)
- 8:30 pm - Informal Dinner
July 14
- 8:45 am – Masterclass #3
- Prof. Eva Labro - Where Management Accounting and Other Areas of Accounting Research (Should) Meet
- 11:30 am - Coffee Break
- 12:00 pm - Presentations
- Ariana Pisciella (U of Lausanne)
- Felipe Sick (U St Gallen)
- Natalie Kim (IE Madrid)
- Nan Jiang (UPF)
- Sara Longo (U of Bolzano)
- 1:30 pm - Informal Lunch & Opening of the JLFA Conference
Program JLFA Conference
July 14
- 1:30 pm - Informal Lunch
- 2:30 pm - Welcome & Introduction
- 2:45 pm - Session #1
- Thomas Lambert (Erasmus University)- (In)dependent Central Bank (with Vasso Ioannidou, Sotirios Kokas and Alexander Michaelides
- Discussant: Gaizka Ormazabal (IESE Business School)
- Wei Wang (Smith School of Business of Queen's University) - Global Zombies (with Rui Dai and Edward I. Altman)
- Discussant: Vicente Bermejo (ESADE Business School)
- 4:45 pm - Coffee Break
- 5:15 pm - Session #2
- Miguel García Posada (Banco de España) - Fresh start policies and small business activity: evidence from a natural experiment (with Marco Celentani and Fernando Gómez Pomar)
- Discussant: Amedeo Pugliese (U of Padua & UPF)
- Timothy Riddiough (U of Wisconsin - Madison) Deciphering Private Equity Incentive Contracting and Fund Leverage Choice
- Discussant: Alessandro de Chiara (U of Barcelona)
- 7:30 pm - Dinner
July 15
- 9:00 am - Session #1
- Oliver Binz (INSEAD) - Investment, inflation, and the Rolfe of Internal Information Systems as a Transmission Channel (with Elia Ferracuti and Peter Joos)
- Discussant: Stefano Cascino (London School of Economics)
- Lubomir P. Litov (U of Oklahoma) - The Effect of Policy Uncertainty on VC Investments Around the World (with Xia Lu and Romora E.Sitorus)
- Discussant: Mircea Epure (UPF)
- 11:00 am - Coffee Break
- 11:30 am - Session #2
- G. Nathan Dong (Boston College) - Taxation and Earnings Management: Evidence from Staggered Changes in State Corporate Tax Rates (with Lan Xu)
- Discussant: Antonio de Vito (IE Business School)
- Ranjeet Singh (Indian Institute of Management) - Bankruptcy law, creditors rights and trade credit: Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in India
- Discussant: Andrea Bafundi (U of Padua)
- 1:30 pm - Closing remarks
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If you have any questions, please contact summercamp@bsm.upf.edu