The ISCAP/IPP Accounting Webinar Series 2025/26
- Aug 22, 2025
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Updated: 14 hours ago
Concebido para explorar temas relevantes sobre a área de contabilidade, a edição de 2025/26 do ciclo The ISCAP/IPP Accounting Webinar Series, pretende explorar temas relevantes da disciplina de contabilidade com académicos de renome na área.
Os eventos, destinados à comunidade académica e abertos ao público em geral, integram vários programas de licenciatura e mestrado no ISCAP, incluindo as Licenciaturas em Contabilidade e Administração, em Assessoria e Tradução, em Criatividade e Inovação Empresarial e em Comunicação Empresarial e dos Mestrados em Contabilidade e Finanças, em Finanças Empresariais, em Auditoria e em Gestão e Enquadramento Legal da Economia Social.
Com a organização de Cláudia Teixeira, Professora Sénior do ISCAP-IPP, o ciclo conta com o apoio do CEOS.PP.
Próximos Webinars:
Sustainability Education: Preparing Future Leaders for a Better World
Valentina Beretta (University of Pavia), Charles H. Cho (Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada), Chiara Demartini (University of Pavia), Davide Calandra (University of Turin) and Paolo Biancone (University of Turin)
08.04.2026, 09h30
The role of accounting in enabling the flourishing of nature: opportunities and challenges Lisa Powell (Monash University)
22.04.2026, 9h30
A thematic literature review on politicians’ use of financial and non-financial information: Insights and future directions
Susana Jorge (University of Coimbra), Adriana Silva (Polytechnic University of Coimbra) and Sónia P. Nogueira (Applied Management Research Unit, Bragança Polytechnic University)
20.05.2026, 09h30
Perspectives on nonhuman animals in corporate reporting: findings from the Nordic region
Eija Vinnari (Tampere University)
27.05.2026, 09h30
Accountability in Companion Animal Rescue
Lisa Powell (Monash University) and Lisa Weaver (Warwick Business School)
22.11.2026, 09h30
Webinars realizados:
The Accounting Benchmark Statement
Joan Ballantine (Ulster University) and Greg Stoner (Glasgow University)
02.10.2025, 9h30
The New Wave of CSR-Related Mainstream Accounting Research: On the Performative Effects of Literature Reviews
Manuel Castelo Branco (FEP-UP)
16.10.2025, 9h30
Attracting the Next Generation of Accounting and Finance Professionals
Garry Carnegie (RMIT), Mary Clarke (DXP Consulting), Rebecca Keppel-Jones (CPA Australia) and Rachael Rankin (Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand)
05.11.2025, 9h30
Ten years of accounting for human rights: a critical review of how practice has evolved and what might come next
John Ferguson (University of St Andrews) and Ken McPhail (University of Manchester)
19.11.2025, 9h30
Why financial economics cannot explain financial management because it misunderstands accounting
Tiago Cartão-Pito (ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics and Management, Universidade de Lisboa)
14.01.2026, 9h30
Critical Accounting Education Reform: A Note on Teaching Teams and Prefigurative Experimentation
Matthew Sorola e Caecilia Drujon d’Astros (Toulouse Business School)
11.02.2026, 9h30
Earth Accounting: The Protracted Contest Over Where we are When we Connect at a Distance
Hendrik Vollmer (Warwick Business School)
27.02.2026, 14h30
The guardrailing role of management controls in managing paradoxical tensions and combat mission drift in a social enterprise
Aldónio Ferreira (Monash University)
18.03.2026, 09h30