Vol. 41 No. 2 (2022): Enf.: Ref. Cont.

Original Articles

• Women in Power: Analysis of Female Participation on the Board of Directors and Business Performance in Brazil

  Adriano Fleck de Paula Pessoa, Ítalo Carlos Soares do Nascimento, Daniel Barboza Guimarães, Leandro de Almeida Rocco, Maria Naiula Monteiro da Silva (Author)

  1-22

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• The graduate course experience through a Vigotskian analysis: what do accounting students say and feel?

  Marcia Maria dos Santos Bortolocci Espejo, Sara Daniel da Silva, Agnes Akemi Yahiro, Joao Paulo Resende de Lima, Elisabeth de Oliveira Vendramin (Author)

  23-41

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• The influence of ethical blindness on results management cases

  Gilson Rodrigues da Silva, Jaqueline Gomes Rodrigues de Araújo, Thales Spinelli Maximo Lins, Rossana Guerra de Sousa (Author)

  43-61

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• Book-tax differences and rating: analysis in pre and post-IFRS periods

  Josilene da Silva Barbosa, Patricia de Souza Costa (Author)

  63-85

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• Effect of intentional income smoothing on the earnings persistence of publicly traded brazilian companies

  Allison Manoel de Sousa, Taise Feltes, Rodrigo Malta Meurer, Alex Mussoi Ribeiro (Author)

  87-106

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• Financial resources and federalism implications on the brazilian municipalities educational quality

  Wanderson de Almeida Mendes, Luiz Antonio Abrantes, Wesley de Almeida Mendes, Suélem Viana Macedo, Marconi Silva Miranda (Author)

  107-122

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• Influence of CEO power on the survival probability of B3 brazilian publicly traded companies

  Inajá Allane Santos Garcia, Marcelly Nóbrega de Medeiros, Paulo Amilton Maia Leite Filho (Author)

  123-141

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• Influence of informal controls on organizational trust: does the difference between the genders persist?

  Januário José Monteiro, Gabriel Figueiredo da Silva, Rogério João Lunkes (Author)

  143-156

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• Brazilian political parties: a study on determining factors in judging its annual accountability

  Fabio Mathias da Silva Junior, Cláudia Ferreira da Cruz (Author)

  157-170

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• What does the data say? A factual analysis of the (in) efficiency of brazilian judicial power

  André Sekunda, Arlos Eleodoro Seixas Risden Junior (Author)

  171-190

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