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Federica Farneti Associate Prof.
Federica Farneti Associate Prof.
Department of Sociology and Business Law | University of Bologna
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Sustainability reporting by Australian public sector organisations: Why they report
F Farneti, J Guthrie
Accounting forum 33 (2), 89-98, 2009
5702009
GRI sustainability reporting guidelines for public and third sector organizations: A critical review
J Dumay, J Guthrie, F Farneti
Public Management Review 12 (4), 531-548, 2010
5062010
GRI sustainability reporting by Australian public sector organizations
J Guthrie, F Farneti
Public Money and management 28 (6), 361-366, 2008
4902008
Developing trust through stewardship: Implications for intellectual capital, integrated reporting, and the EU Directive 2014/95/EU
J Dumay, M La Torre, F Farneti
Journal of Intellectual Capital 20 (1), 11-39, 2019
2142019
Advancing sustainable management of public and not for profit organizations
J Guthrie, A Ball, F Farneti
Public Management Review 12 (4), 449-459, 2010
2012010
The potential of integrated reporting to enhance sustainability reporting in the public sector
M Montecalvo, F Farneti, C De Villiers
Public Money & Management 38 (5), 365-374, 2018
1602018
Corporate social responsibility, sustainability, sustainable development and corporate sustainability: What is the difference, and does it matter?
B Sheehy, F Farneti
Sustainability 13 (11), 5965, 2021
1512021
Developing a sustainability report in a small to medium enterprise: process and consequences
L Massa, F Farneti, B Scappini
Meditari Accountancy Research 23 (1), 62-91, 2015
1472015
The influence of integrated reporting and stakeholder information needs on the disclosure of social information in a state-owned enterprise
F Farneti, F Casonato, M Montecalvo, C De Villiers
Meditari Accountancy Research 27 (4), 556-579, 2019
1242019
An analysis of the Italian governmental guidelines and of the local governments' practices for social reports
F Farneti, B Siboni
Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal 2 (1), 101-125, 2011
912011
Il progressivo affermarsi del principio di accountability negli enti locali. Le implicazioni di tipo manageriale.
F Farneti
FrancoAngeli, 2004
882004
Italian and Australian local governments: balanced scorecard practices. A research note
F Farneti, J Guthrie
Journal of Human Resource Costing & Accounting 12 (1), 4-13, 2008
822008
Social capital and integrated reporting: Losing legitimacy when reporting talk is not supported by actions
F Casonato, F Farneti, J Dumay
Journal of Intellectual Capital 20 (1), 144-164, 2019
772019
Gender (in) accounting: Insights, gaps and an agenda for future research
B Siboni, D Sangiorgi, F Farneti, C De Villiers
Meditari Accountancy Research 24 (2), 158-168, 2016
772016
Social reports in Italian universities: Disclosures and preparers’ perspective
CD Sordo, F Farneti, J Guthrie, S Pazzi, B Siboni
Meditari Accountancy Research 24 (1), 91-110, 2016
702016
From voluntary to mandatory non-financial disclosure following Directive 2014/95/EU: An Italian case study
B Korca, E Costa, F Farneti
Accounting in Europe 18 (3), 353-377, 2021
532021
A contingency approach to managing outsourcing risk in municipalities
F Farneti, DW Young
Public management review 10 (1), 89-99, 2008
512008
IC reporting in the Australian Red Cross blood service
J Guthrie, P Steane, F Farneti
Journal of Intellectual Capital 10 (4), 504-519, 2009
472009
Balanced scorecard implementation in an Italian local government organization
F Farneti
Public Money & Management 29 (5), 313-320, 2009
432009
Social reports of an Italian provincial government: a longitudinal analysis
F Farneti, J Guthrie, M Canetto
Meditari Accountancy Research 27 (4), 580-612, 2019
392019
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