1st KPMG Accounting Research Symposium

The Symposium, to be held on November 30th in Paris, is designed for accounting researchers, accounting professionals and auditors who desire an update on selected current research development in the areas of corporate governance, financial reporting and auditing. The program also will discuss other important topics impacting the responsibilities of the audience.

Trawling Between Hopefulness & Hopelessness: Recent Examples from Economics to Energy Policy

The Research Centre for Energy Management at ESCP is delighted to host a thought-provoking discussion on "Trawling Between Hopefulness & Hopelessness: Recent Examples from Economics to Energy Policy" with distinguished speaker and RCEM Advisory Board Member Michael Jefferson, Editor of the journal Energy Policy, and the first Chief Economist of the Royal Shell Group.

Attendees will hear the latest on:

Turning points in Labor relations

Turning Points are those critical moments in a negotiation where everything can change, for the better or for the worse.
 
Professor in Public and International Affairs at George Mason University, Virginia, Dan Druckman’s theorization of Turning Points helps better understand crisis in negotiations and helps to anticipate what could lead to an cooperative agreement.