Vol. 41 No. 3 (2022): Enf.: Ref. Cont.

Original Articles

• “There is nothing so bad that it could not be worse”: effects of reconfiguring contingent liabilities on the financial performance of brazilian football clubs

  Monique Cristiane de Oliveira, Fábio Minatto, José Alonso Borba (Author)

  1-17

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• What knowledge composts the teaching training in stricto sensu graduate courses in accounting in Brazil?

  Verônica Rosa Tempesta, Isolfi Vieira Rocha Neto, Edvalda Araújo Leal, Gilberto José Miranda (Author)

  18-36

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• Sovereign rating, corporate governance and firm performance: evidences from Brazil

  Duterval Jesuka, Fernanda Maciel Peixoto (Author)

  37-54

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• Resilience and academic performance: a study with accounting undergraduates

  Marlon Mendes Silva, Joice Garcia de Oliveira, Samuel de Oliveira Durso, Jacqueline Veneroso Alves da Cunha (Author)

  55-73

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• Influence of audit tenure on earnings management in publicly traded brazilian companies

  Allison Manoel de Sousa, Anelise Krauspenhar Pinto Figari, Romualdo Douglas Colauto (Author)

  74-95

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• Relationship between costs and variables for teaching, research and extension in the Federal University of Santa Catarina

  Dayana Trento, Altair Borgert, Emanuele Engelage (Author)

  96-114

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• Corporate social responsibility and risk disclosure: similarities and differences between Brazilian and Ibero-European firms

  Daniel Paulo Leite da Silva, Francisco Batista dos Santos Neto, Anna Beatriz Grangeiro Ribeiro Maia, Alessandra Carvalho de Vasconcelos (Author)

  115-137

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• Burnout Syndrome in accounting professors: Does the performance Stricto Sensu graduate programs make a difference?

  Marcelo Marchine Ferreira, Vitor Hideo Nasu, Ricardo Suave, Stella Maris Lima Altoé Suave, Cristina Hillen (Author)

  138-156

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• Agronegócio brasileiro em meio à turbulência provocada pela Covid-19: uma esperança para o mercado de capitais?

  Cassiana Bortoli, Elisane Teresinha Brandt, Ivanildo Viana Moura , Cláudio Marcelo Edwards Barros (Author)

  157-175

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• Efficiency of public expenditure on actions and health services in brazilian capital cities

  Francisco Felipe da Silva, Anailson Márcio Gomes, Alexandro Barbosa, Wenner Gláucio Lopes Lucena (Author)

  176-192

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