Patrizia Tettamanzi

Full Professor in Business Economics (Accounting)

Università Carlo Cattaneo

Italy

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Prof. Patrizia Tettamanzi is a Full Professor in Business Economics (Accounting) at Università Carlo Cattaneo, Italy. Her research focuses on ethical behavior in accounting, integrated reporting, and the impacts of digitalization in accounting education. Recent publications include analyses of sustainability reporting, gender disclosure, and the effects of COVID-19 on accountability practices.

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Filippo Vitolla

Full Professor in Business Administration

LUM Jean Monnet University

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How Ethical Behavior Is Considered in Different Contexts: A Bibliometric Analysis of Global Research Trends

Accounting education and digitalization: A new perspective after the pandemic

A decade of integrated reporting studies: state of the art and future research implications

Accounting for ‘ESG’ under Disruptions: A Systematic Literature Network Analysis

Readability of integrated reports: Evidence from worldwide adopters

Gender disclosure: The impact of peer behaviour and the firm's equality policies

The quality of nonfinancial voluntary disclosure: A systematic literature network analysis on sustainability reporting and integrated reporting

University Social Responsibility: The Case of Italy

Rhetoric, Accounting and Accountability: COVID-19 and the Case of Italy

Integrated reporting quality and BoD characteristics: an empirical analysis

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Filippo Vitolla

Michael Murgolo

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