Historical Abstracts

Lecturer, Australian
Catholic University,
Australia

Chair: *Secord, P., Professor,

Saint Mary’s University,

Canada

Chair: Mueller, J., Associate

Professor, National

University, USA.

1. Carayannopoulos, P.,
   Associate Dean, Wilfrid
   Laurier University,
   Canada & Nayak, S.,
   Assistant Professor,
   Wilfrid Laurier
   University, Canada. Debt
   Issuance under Rule
   144A and Equity
   Valuation Effects. (FIN)


2. Pereira Pinto, T.,
   Assistant Lecturer,
   UTAD University,
   Portugal & Machado-
   Santos, C., Associate
   Professor with
   Habilitation, UTAD
   University, Portugal. An
   Analysis of the
   Correlation between
   EVA® and MVA®: The
   Case of a Portuguese
   Company Listed on the
   Stock Market. (FIN)


3. Rohleder, M., Ph.D.
   Student, Catholic
   University of Eichstätt-
   Ingolstadt, Germany,
   Scholz, H., Professor,
   University of Erlangen-
   Numberg, Germany &
   Wilkens, M., Professor,
   University of Augsburg,
   Germany. Bond Fund
   Disappearance, or:
   What’s Returns got to do
   with it? (FIN)


4. Jiang, I.M., Assistant
   Professor, Yuan Ze
   University, Taiwan, Lee,
   S.C., Associate Professor,
   Yuan Ze University,
   Taiwan, Chen, P.Y.,
   Lecturer, Jinwen
   University of Science and
   Technology, Taiwan,
   Liu, Y.H., Assistant
   Professor, National
   Cheng Kung University,
   Taiwan. A Simple
   Formula for European
   Option under Time-
   Changed Lévy Processes
   with Imprecise Market
   Information. (FIN)
   (Tuesday, 5th of July
   
   
   1. Kopp, L., Associate
      Professor, University of
      Lethbridge, Canada.
      Internal Control
      Assessment and
      Interference Effect. (ACC)
   
   
   2. Cooper, K., Associate
      Professor, University of
      Wollongong, Australia.
      The Fusion of Criminology
      and Financial Reporting:
      The Evolution of the
      Forensic Accountant.
      (ACC) (Tuesday, 5th of July
      2011)
   
   
   3. Mala, R., Ph.D. Student,
      Macquarie University,
      Australia. The Effects of
      Experience and
      Accountability on the
      Information Selection
      Abilities and Judgments of
      Accountants. (ACC)
   
   
   4. Heinrichs, N., Ph.D.
      Student, University of
      Cologne, Germany &
      Erdorf, S., Ph.D. Student,
      University of Cologne,
      Germany & Hartmann-
      Wendels, T., University of
      Cologne, Germany.
      Diversification in Firm
      Valuation: A Multivariate
      Copula Approach. (ACC)
      
      
      1. Wymer, W., Professor,
         University of Lethbridge,
         Canada & Rundle-Thiele,
         S., Associate Professor,
         Griffith University,
         Australia. Ethics,
         Sustainability, and
         Corporate Social
         Responsibility in Canadian
         Undergraduate Business
         Curricula. (MKT)
      
      
      2. Gupta, S., Assistant
         Professor, The
         Pennsylvania State
         University at Abington,
         USA. Consumers’ View of
         CSR in Indian – Creating
         Grassroots Knowledge for
         Multinationals. (MKT)
      
      
      3. *Human, D., Lecturer,
         Stellenbosch University,
         South Africa. The Influence
         of Consumer Attitude in
         Cause-Related Marketing:
         A Structural Equation
         Model. (MKT)
      
      
      4. Garcia, C., Lecturer, ESG
         Management School,
         France. Understanding the
         Information Search
         Activities with Regards to
         Fair Trade Shoppers’
         Involvement: A Qualitative
         Study in the United
         Kingdom. (MKT)
      
      
      5. Amrousy, Z., Graduate
         Student, Ben-Gurion
         University of the Negev,
         Israel, Yosef, R., Head, Ben-
         Gurion University of the
         Negev, Israel, Gavious, I.,
         Academic Staff, Ben-
         Gurion University of the
         Negev, Israel. Corporate
         Social Responsibility and
         Firms’ Performance. (MGT)
      
      
      
      
   
   
   
   

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