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Tuesday August 23 10:00-11:30 06:12 Developments in management accounting doctoral research Salme Näsi ; Lili-Anne Kihn 06:13 The archeology of an accounting adage: On what gets measured gets managed Bino Catasús TRACK 8 - Market microstructure Market microstructure is a relatively new branch of financial economics that seeks to explain how the supply and demand for financial assets are transformed into transactions, and how this process drives asset-pricing dynamics of the securities. Market microstructure research investigates the institutional structure of financial markets particularly information distribution patterns and incentives structure for market participants. Market Microstructure generally helps to explain the behavior of market, its participants, and the price discovery process. Track organisers: Sabur Mollah, PhD (contact person), School of Business, Stockholm University, Sweden, sabur.mollah@fek.su.se Vassiliki L. Papaikonomou, PhD, Athens University, Greece, v.papaikonomou@cmc.gov.gr Vladimer Papava, PhD, Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies and Paata Gugushvili Institute of Economics, Georgia, papavavladimer@gfsis.org Joan O’Connell, PhD, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland, joan.oconnell@nuigalway.ie Emranul Haque, PhD, The University of Manchester, United Kingdom, emranul.haque@manchester.ac.uk Room 3:231 Tuesday August 23 15:30-17:00 08:01 Can financialisation of sovereigns fuel a crisis? The case of Greece Vassiliki Papaikonomou 08:02 Aftermarket risk and underpricing of initial public offers in the Arabian Gulf countries: An empirical analysis MD Hamid Uddin ; Mahendra Raj 08:03 A bivariate integer-valued long memory model for high frequency financial count data A.M.M. Shahiduzzaman Quoreshi Wednesday August 24 09:30-10:30 08:04 Testing for long-memory in equity markets’ return and volatility and its behavior toward gobal financial crisis Amir Kheirollah 08:05 Bivariate time series modelling for long memory financial count data Quoreshi A.M.M. Shahiduzzaman Wednesday August 24 11:00-12:30 08:06 Volatility, leverage effect and component of volatility fluctuations empirical evidence from international stock markets Asma Mobarek ; Michelle Li 08:07 Financial market contagion during global financial crisis - international evidence Sabur Mollah ; Goran Zafirov 26
Wednesday August 24 13:30-15:00 08:08 International perspective of indoor and outdoor co- movements of stock market: An extensive investigation Asma Mobarek ; Gustaf Sporrong 08:09 Intraday Value-at-Risk for high frequency irregularly-spaced data with application to MICEX Amir Kheirollah ; Artem Rybakov TRACK 9 - Critical finance studies Becoming critical means transforming one’s self in relation to the transcendental values through which this world is judged, in the course of producing new ways of thinking and existing. The desire driving this track is putting critique to work on financial ideas, theories and practices, in order to create concepts that will allow us to think finance differently. Track organisers: Thomas Bay (contact person), Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden, bay@fek.su.se Jesper Blomberg, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden, jesper.blomberg@hhs.se Room 3:229 Wednesday August 24 09:30-10:30 09:01 Trust and competitiveness Ingjaldur Hannibalsson 09:02 Hocus-pocus profit Bjarni Frimann Karlsson Wednesday August 24 11:00-12:30 09:03 Governing through standards: the rise of the international accounting standards committee Brendan McSweeney 09:04 Strategizing and disclosure: Dilemmas and paradoxes in disclosing, communicating and analyzing business models Christian Nielsen 09:05 Exploring metaphors and what they do in the financial crisis newspaper coverage: The construction of normality Elena Raviola Wednesday August 24 13:30-15:00 09:06 Portfolio modelling in practice – Experiences of the unexpected Charlotta Mankert 09:07 Common corporate governance? The irrational quest for a particular kind of market for corporate control Markus Kallifatides ; Sophie Nachemson-Ekwall 27
Page 1 and 2: School of Business NFF 2011 August
Page 3 and 4: Welcome to the 21 st NFF conference
Page 5 and 6: Conference theme The process of pro
Page 7 and 8: About Stockholm University School o
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Page 17 and 18: TRACK 1 - Perspectives on Service r
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introduced. In a strategic context
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its home turf of financial reportin
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of this analysis can also help to i
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08:06 Volatility, leverage effect a
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the recent financial crisis. The in
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10:04 From Time to Time: Time as a
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enterprise actors in their scaling
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innovations. Thus, the paper discus
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11:07 Feminist organisation studies
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area. Entrepreneurs who close down
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part of the owning family members l
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att tillväxt också kan definieras
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the Constitution of the Republic of
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to its strategic and operational pl
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integration particularly in the con
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projects (or even programmes). In p
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activities, strategy and inherent b
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Yet most CCT researchers with an in
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and provide potential for transform
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ICT has become a natural component
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(House et al. 2004), data based on
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intraorganizational perspective. To
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sometimes undesired social outcomes
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20:01 The subjugated authentic cham
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failure a personal failure has impo
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seven small firms and 19 larger pot
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23:04 Customer retention in cross-b
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24:02 Organizational linkages in an
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have studied the effect of environm
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typically considered as open innova
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26:05 Playing the Game Leveraging a
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modules. In the strict perspective
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etween 2006 and 2010. Key words: Re
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29:04 Societal entrepreneurship in
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Thus, activities up to this first t
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perspektiv på meningsfulla mål f
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observed that when lower and middle
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Russian part of the Barents Sea, th
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Author index *Presenting author A A
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