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    <title>Efeito moderador do narcisismo na relação entre a cultura organizacional e o gerenciamento de impressão</title>
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    <description>Título: Efeito moderador do narcisismo na relação entre a cultura organizacional e o gerenciamento de impressão
Autor(es): Silva, Clara Monise
Orientador: Machado, Márcia Reis
Abstract: This thesis aims to examine how CEO narcissism moderates the influence of organizational&#xD;
culture on impression management in the integrated reports of companies listed on B3. The&#xD;
sample consisted of 182 companies listed on B3 over the period from 2013 to 2024. The proxy&#xD;
for impression management was the textual tone of the words contained in sustainability reports&#xD;
and integrated reports, calculated based on the identification and frequency of positive words&#xD;
relative to the total number of positive and negative words, using the sustainability dictionary&#xD;
developed in this dissertation. Organizational culture was measured using the predominant&#xD;
cultural dimension within each company as a proxy, which was estimated based on the&#xD;
frequency of occurrence of words associated with each cultural category in the management&#xD;
reports, with cultural emphasis measured through relative percentages. CEO narcissism was&#xD;
captured using two proxies: the size of the CEO's photograph in the sustainability/integrated&#xD;
reports and the CEO's prominence during annual earnings conference calls. The data were&#xD;
analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics, employing multivariate panel data&#xD;
regressions. As an additional robustness test for the estimated econometric models, quantile&#xD;
regressions were also performed. The results reveal that the effects of cultural dimensions and&#xD;
CEO narcissism are not homogeneous, varying according to the level of impression&#xD;
management exhibited by the companies. Overall, the evidence suggests that organizational&#xD;
culture, when considered in isolation, has a limited and context-dependent influence, whereas&#xD;
CEO narcissism exerts distinct effects on both the predominant cultural emphasis within firms&#xD;
and impression management through the textual tone of integrated reports. The findings further&#xD;
demonstrate that CEO narcissism acts as a moderating mechanism capable of strengthening or&#xD;
weakening impression management practices depending on the predominant organizational&#xD;
culture and the firm's position within the distribution of textual tone. This study contributes to&#xD;
the literature by integrating organizational culture, executive personality, and corporate&#xD;
discourse, thereby advancing the understanding of how corporate narratives are produced,&#xD;
legitimized, and contested in corporate reporting.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2026-05-11T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Influência das práticas filantrópicas na Tax Avoidance de empresas brasileiras</title>
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    <description>Título: Influência das práticas filantrópicas na Tax Avoidance de empresas brasileiras
Autor(es): Farias, Héllen Karyne Duarte de
Orientador: França, Robério Dantas de
Abstract: The post-pandemic situation and the emerging international conflicts framework, which&#xD;
impacted global economies and intensified inequalities. This scenario encourages&#xD;
philanthropic actions as a compensating means to the States' absence of property and&#xD;
services, which are subject to greater pressure for spending, while private entities seek&#xD;
mechanisms to maintain profitability, with tax avoidance being a possible strategy to&#xD;
be adopted to achieve this end. In this scenario, the choices about how information is&#xD;
disclosed has proven to be relevant to projecting a trust and solidity image, which&#xD;
maybe is why companies have disclosed information in their accounting reports that&#xD;
goes beyond what must be presented due to regulatory requirements. Thus,&#xD;
considering that entities would not invest in producing information without this resulting&#xD;
in some company benefit, in addition to the fact that the look for reducing tax burden&#xD;
has reputational impacts, this study aims to investigate the philanthropic practices&#xD;
influence level in brazilian’s enterprises listed in the 2024 ISE (Corporate Sustainability&#xD;
Index) of B3. For this purpose, will be used an documental analysis at disclosed&#xD;
philanthropic information in the Financial Statements, Integrated Report, Sustainability&#xD;
Report and/or Social Impact Report of companies listed on B3, through this disclosure&#xD;
of philanthropic information is measured by the level of identifying disclosure obtained&#xD;
through the coding of these accounting disclosure reports, will be established the proxy&#xD;
“philanthropy” that will be confronted by GAAP and current ETR, established as tax&#xD;
avoidance measurement proxy, seeking to identify if there is a significant&#xD;
relationship between tax avoidance and philanthropy, in addition to investigate if there&#xD;
is an the directly proportional relationship between philanthropy disclosure information&#xD;
level and tax avoidance practice level. The study did not rule out the hypothesis of an&#xD;
association between the disclosure of philanthropic actions and tax avoidance&#xD;
practices., and it also identified evidence of a relationship between these two&#xD;
constructs, that is, the higher the level of philanthropic disclosure, the higher the rates&#xD;
of tax avoidance.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2026-02-26T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Cartão vermelho para a racionalidade : viés comportamental no mercado financeiro</title>
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    <description>Título: Cartão vermelho para a racionalidade : viés comportamental no mercado financeiro
Autor(es): Macedo, Adrielle Marcelino
Orientador: Lucena, Wenner Glaucio Lopes
Abstract: This study investigates the relationship between FIFA (International Federation of Association&#xD;
Football) World Cup editions and the occurrence of calendar anomalies in the Brazilian&#xD;
financial market. The objective is to understand how major sporting events impact returns,&#xD;
trading volume, and volatility of assets traded on B3, in light of behavioral finance literature.&#xD;
To achieve the proposed objectives, Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression models are&#xD;
estimated, with the inclusion of autoregressive terms when appropriate, as well as GARCH(1,1)&#xD;
models with t-Student distribution for modeling conditional volatility. The empirical basis&#xD;
consists of daily data from the Brazilian stock market, totaling 7,672 observations, covering&#xD;
eight editions of the World Cup (1994, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2022). The&#xD;
analysis considers both the aggregate behavior of the market and sectoral segments, seeking to&#xD;
identify the existence of seasonal patterns associated with the period of the World Cup, the&#xD;
actual days of games, the Brazilian national team's games, and, complementarily, the official&#xD;
announcements of the host country of the tournament. The results indicate that the effects&#xD;
associated with the World Cup do not manifest themselves systematically in average returns,&#xD;
but are relevant in trading volume and, above all, in the dynamics of conditional volatility, with&#xD;
more pronounced evidence on the days when the Brazilian team played. These findings suggest&#xD;
that behavioral factors, such as limited attention and changes in risk perception, play a relevant&#xD;
role in the transmission of non-economic shocks to the Brazilian financial market, especially in&#xD;
a context marked by strong cultural identification with soccer.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Dissertação</description>
    <dc:date>2026-02-20T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Isomorfismo institucional e aspectos operacionais do target costing: evidências no polo calçadista da Paraíba</title>
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    <description>Título: Isomorfismo institucional e aspectos operacionais do target costing: evidências no polo calçadista da Paraíba
Autor(es): Valentim, Isabella Christina Dantas
Orientador: Camara, Renata Paes de Barros
Abstract: Strategic cost management has established itself as a relevant field in management accounting.&#xD;
In this context, Target Costing is configured as a strategic profit planning model, whose analysis&#xD;
has predominantly focused on normative and technical-functionalist approaches, emphasizing&#xD;
principles, expected benefits, and impacts on organizational performance. Institutional Theory,&#xD;
particularly New Institutional Sociology, posits that isomorphic pressures coercive, mimetic,&#xD;
and normative, influence the adoption of organizational practices, leading organizations within&#xD;
the same field to become progressively similar. Despite the evident relevance of these&#xD;
approaches, studies articulating Target Costing with institutional isomorphism in the context of&#xD;
Brazilian micro and small industrial enterprises remain scarce. Given this gap, this thesis aims&#xD;
to analyze how the different dimensions of institutional isomorphism are associated with the&#xD;
operational aspects of Target Costing in footwear industries in Paraíba, Brazil. The research is&#xD;
characterized as exploratory-descriptive, with a quantitative approach, operationalized through&#xD;
a survey with a hybrid data collection mode (remote self-completion and researcher-assisted in-&#xD;
person application) conducted among footwear industries in Paraíba. Data were analyzed using&#xD;
descriptive statistics, Cronbach's alpha coefficient to assess construct reliability, Spearman's&#xD;
correlation, and the Kruskal-Wallis test. Both constructs exhibited high reliability (α = 0.932&#xD;
and α = 0.880, respectively). The results revealed that mimetic isomorphism constitutes the&#xD;
primary institutional force associated with Target Costing adoption, with 93.3% of statistically&#xD;
significant correlations, including strong correlations with the Allowable and Target Cost stage.&#xD;
Coercive isomorphism exhibited a selective pattern (73.3% of significant correlations), with&#xD;
customer pressures standing out as centrally associated with the Cost Management stage.&#xD;
Normative isomorphism, in turn, showed limited association (10.0% of significant&#xD;
correlations). The Kruskal-Wallis tests revealed homogeneity in practice adoption among the&#xD;
investigated firms, with only 8.3% of the 120 comparisons showing significant differences,&#xD;
providing evidence of institutionalization processes within the organizational field.&#xD;
Accordingly, the proposed thesis was partially supported: the different dimensions of&#xD;
institutional isomorphism are associated, at varying intensities, with the operational aspects of&#xD;
Target Costing, with a predominance of mimetic and coercive pressures and limited association&#xD;
of normative pressures. On a theoretical level, this research contributes by integrating Target&#xD;
Costing into the New Institutional Sociology perspective, empirically demonstrating the&#xD;
hierarchy among isomorphic dimensions in the context of micro and small industrial enterprises&#xD;
and showing that the homogeneity of practices among firms of different sizes and locations&#xD;
constitutes evidence of institutionalization. On a practical level, the findings offer insights for&#xD;
managers by reinforcing the importance of aligning cost management practices with market&#xD;
demands, and for sectoral entities by signaling the need to rethink strategies for disseminating&#xD;
management practices in industrial clusters composed of micro and small enterprises,&#xD;
prioritizing mechanisms that enhance the exchange of experiences among firms.
Editor: Universidade Federal da Paraíba
Tipo: Tese</description>
    <dc:date>2026-03-20T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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