Theses

Supervised theses

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2026

  1. A methodological framework for integrated environmental and socio-economic assessment of Circular Economy and Bioeconomy projects

    Ibáñez Porras, Jesús

    Supervised by DAVID BLANCO ALCANTARA y ROCIO BARROS GARCIA
  2. Aplicación de técnicas inteligentes a la gestión de la empresa industrial

    Manzanedo Sáiz, Manuel

    Supervised by NUÑO BASURTO HORNILLOS y ROBERTO ALCALDE DELGADO
  3. Beyond numbers: accounting, people, and relationships in rural repopulation initiatives

    Miccolis, Alessandra

    Supervised by NICOLAS GARCIA TOREA

2025

  1. Factores determinantes en la adopción de las tecnologías 4.0 en las empresas del sector del mueble

    Muñoz Puche, Almudena

    Supervised by ALICIA IZQUIERDO YUSTA
  2. Towards a circular ethos: Redefining the economic paradigm through the lens of social impact

    Diez Hernández, Julieta

    Supervised by OSCAR LOPEZ DE FORONDA PEREZ y DAVID BLANCO ALCANTARA

2024

  1. Accounting for net-zero emissions

    Carrión Moneo, Elena Cristina

    Supervised by CARLOS LARRINAGA GONZALEZ
  2. Cash holdings and social media as drivers of donations in nonprofit organizations: Four essays about their determinants and effects

    Elvira Lorilla, Teresa

    Supervised by IÑIGO GARCIA RODRIGUEZ y MARIA ELENA ROMERO MERINO
  3. Integrating sustainability information into mainstream reporting

    Perera, Luis Rafael

    Supervised by CARLOS LARRINAGA GONZALEZ y MERCEDES LUQUE VILCHEZ

2022

  1. Contabilidad y conflictos ambientales: una perspectiva decolonial desde los pueblos originarios de América Latina

    SARMIENTO RAMÍREZ, HÉCTOR JOSÉ

    Supervised by CARLOS LARRINAGA GONZALEZ

2021

  1. Accounting and risk management in the age of compliance

    Mesa Pérez, Enrique

    Supervised by CARLOS LARRINAGA GONZALEZ y NICOLAS GARCIA TOREA
  2. An international analysis of banks’ disclosure policies: dividends and provisions

    Gallud Cano, Jorge

    Supervised by OSCAR LOPEZ DE FORONDA PEREZ
  3. Does place-of-origin matter?: the role of the origin bias phenomenon in purchase decisions

    ABDELWAHAB HUSSIEN ABDELWAHAB, DALIA

    Supervised by SONIA SAN MARTIN GUTIERREZ y NADIA HUITZILIN JIMENEZ TORRES