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CURRICULUM VITAE Yves Gendron, Ph.D.

Faculté des sciences de l’administration Telephone (Office): (418) 656-2131 ext. 2431

Pavillon Palasis-Prince Fax: (418) 656-7746

2325, rue de la Terrasse E-mail: [email protected]

Local 2636

Université Laval

Québec City (Québec)

Canada

G1V 0A6

EDUCATION

01/1998 to 06/1998 Post-doctoral studies at the University of Alberta

01/1993 to 11/1997 Ph.D. in administrative sciences at Université Laval

Title of dissertation: La décision d’acceptation de nouveaux clients dans les

cabinets de vérificateurs comme résultat d’un compromis entre logiques

d’action [Translation: The new-client-acceptance decision in audit firms as

the result of a compromise between logics of action] (Jean Bédard,

Chairperson)

08/1992 to 12/1992 Preliminary courses followed at Université Laval in order to qualify for the

doctoral program

09/1982 to 04/1985 Université du Québec à Rimouski

Baccalauréat in business administration, specialization in accounting

09/1980 to 05/1982 Rimouski College, Diploma in pure sciences

PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATION

From October 1987 Chartered Accountant

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

06/2008 to present Full Professor of Accounting Université Laval

07/2006 to 05/2008 Associate Professor of Accounting Université Laval

07/2005 to 06/2006 Visiting Professor of Accounting Université Laval

07/2005 to 06/2006 Associate Professor of Accounting University of Alberta

07/1998 to 06/2005 Assistant Professor of Accounting University of Alberta

1989 to 1992 Audit manager Deloitte & Touche (Rimouski office)

1987 to 1989 Senior auditor Samson Bélair (Rimouski office)

1985 to 1987 Junior auditor Samson Bélair (Rimouski office)

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ACADEMIC AWARDS

Faculté des sciences de l’administration, Université Laval

Winner of the 2016 Hermès Award for excellence in teaching

Winner of the 2011 Hermès Award for excellence in research

Research Award (Médaille de la recherche) 2016







Research Awards are attributed every year to five to twelve faculty members as a result of

their publication record in the two preceding years.

Distinction Socrate 2015-2016





Socrate distinctions are attributed every year to about ten faculty members as a result of the

quality of the courses they have taught.

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal

Outstanding paper, Mary Parker Follett Award, 2016:

Tremblay, M.-S., Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2016. Gender on board: Deconstructing the

“legitimate” female director. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 29(1), 165-

190.


Picard, C.-F., Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. 2014. From meticulous professionals to

superheroes of the business world: A historical portrait of a cultural change in the field of

accountancy. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 27(1), 73-118.

Outstanding Reviewer Award 2011

High commendation paper, Mary Parker Follett Award, 2011:

Malsch, B., Gendron, Y., and Grazzini, F. 2011. Investigating interdisciplinary translations:

The influence of Pierre Bourdieu on accounting literature. Accounting, Auditing &

Accountability Journal, 24(2), 194-228.


Shafer, W.E., and Gendron, Y. 2005. Analysis of a failed jurisdictional claim: The rhetoric

and politics surrounding the AICPA global credential project. Accounting, Auditing &

Accountability Journal, 18(4), 453-491.

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Journal of Management Studies

Citations of Excellence Winner, 2016:

Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2013. Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and

the struggle for domination in the field of public accounting. Journal of Management

Studies, 50(5), 870-899.

PUBLICATIONS

Research articles in refereed academic journals

Brivot, M., Gendron, Y., and Guénin, H. Forthcoming. Reinventing organizational control: Meaning

contest surrounding reputational risk controllability in the social media arena. Accounting, Auditing

& Accountability Journal.

Courtois, C., and Gendron, Y. Forthcoming. The “normalization” of deviance: A case study on the

process underlying the adoption of deviant behavior. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory.

Picard, C.-F., Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. Forthcoming. The colonization of public accounting firms

by marketing expertise: Processes and consequences. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory.

Viale, T., Gendron, Y., and Suddaby, R. Forthcoming. From “mad men” to “math men”: The rise of

expertise in digital measurement and the shaping of online consumer freedom. Accounting,

Auditing & Accountability Journal.

Durocher, S., Gendron, Y., and Picard, C.-F. 2016. Waves of global standardization: Small practitioners’

resilience and intra-professional fragmentation within the accounting profession. Auditing: A

Journal of Practice & Theory, 35(1), 65-88.

Gendron, Y., Brivot, M., and Guénin-Paracini, H. 2016. The construction of risk management credibility

within corporate boardrooms. European Accounting Review, 25(3), 549-578.

Suddaby, R., Viale, T., and Gendron, Y. 2016. Reflexivity: The role of embedded social position and

entrepreneurial social skill in processes of field level change. Research in Organizational

Behavior, 36, 225-245.

Tremblay, M.-S., Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2016. Gender on board: Deconstructing the “legitimate”

female director. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 29(1), 165-190.

Chelli, M., and Gendron, Y. 2015. L’expertise en évaluation socio-environnementale des entreprises:

Légitimation et mises à l’épreuve [Translation: Expertise in corporate socio-environmental

assessment: Legitimation and trials of strength]. Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 21(2), 63-96.

Duval, A.-M., Gendron, Y., and Roux-Dufort, C. 2015. Exhibiting nongovernmental organizations:

Reifying the performance discourse through framing power. Critical Perspectives on Accounting,

29, 31-53.

Gendron, Y. 2015. Accounting academia and the threat of the paying-off mentality. Critical Perspectives

on Accounting, 26, 168-176.

Gendron, Y., and Smith-Lacroix, J.-H. 2015. The global financial crisis: Essay on the possibility of

substantive change in the discipline of finance. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 30, 83-101.

Hazgui, M., and Gendron, Y. 2015. Blurred roles and elusive boundaries: On contemporary forms of

oversight surrounding professional work. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 28(8),

1234-1262.

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Brivot, M., Lam, H., and Gendron, Y. 2014. Digitalization and promotion: An empirical study in a large

law firm. British Journal of Management, 25(4), 805-818.

Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. 2014. Epistemic commitment and cognitive disunity toward fair-value

accounting. Accounting and Business Research, 44(6), 630-655.

Guénin-Paracini, H., Gendron, Y., and Morales, J. 2014. Neoliberalism, crises and accusations of fraud:

A vicious circle of reinforcing influences? Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management,

11(4), 317-356.

Morales, J., Gendron, Y., and Guénin-Paracini, H. 2014. State privatization and the unrelenting expansion

of neoliberalism: The case of the Greek financial crisis. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 25(6),

423-445.

Morales, J., Gendron, Y., and Guénin-Paracini, H. 2014. The construction of the risky individual and

vigilant organization: A genealogy of the fraud triangle. Accounting, Organizations and Society,

39(3), 170-194.

Picard, C.-F., Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. 2014. From meticulous professionals to superheroes of the

business world: A historical portrait of a cultural change in the field of accountancy. Accounting,

Auditing & Accountability Journal, 27(1), 73-118.

Chelli, M., and Gendron, Y. 2013. Sustainability ratings and the disciplinary power of the ideology of

numbers. Journal of Business Ethics, 112(2), 187-203.

Gendron, Y. 2013. (Re)penser la contribution à la recherche. Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 19(2), 135-

155.

An English translation of this article is published in the same journal as follows: Gendron, Y. 2013.

Rethinking the concept of research contribution. Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 19(3), 1-20.

Gendron, Y. 2013. Learning from mistakes: Can the Global Financial Crisis translate into social

progress? Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment, 3(4), 333-343.

Kouakou, D., Boiral, O., and Gendron, Y. 2013. ISO auditing and the construction of trust in auditor

independence. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 26(8), 1279-1305.

Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2013. Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and the struggle

for domination in the field of public accounting. Journal of Management Studies, 50(5), 870-899.

Malsch, B., Tremblay, M.-S., and Gendron, Y. 2012. Sense-making in compensation committees: A

cultural theory perspective. Organization Studies, 33(3), 389-421.

Morales, J., Gendron, Y., and Guénin-Paracini, H. 2012. La crise grecque: Un scandale manqué

[Translation: The Greek crisis: A missed scandal]. Revue française de gestion, 223/4, 43-58.

Smith-Lacroix, J.-H., Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. 2012. The erosion of jurisdiction: Auditing in a

market value accounting regime. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 23(1), 36-53.

Boiral, O., and Gendron, Y. 2011. Sustainable development and certification practices: Lessons learned

and prospects. Business Strategy and the Environment, 20(5), 331-347.

Brivot, M., and Gendron, Y. 2011. Beyond panopticism: On the ramifications of surveillance in a

contemporary professional setting. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 36(3), 135-155.

Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. 2011. IFRS: On the docility of sophisticated users in preserving the ideal

of comparability. European Accounting Review, 20(2), 233-262.

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Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2011. Reining in auditors: On the dynamics of power surrounding an

“innovation” in the regulatory space. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 36(7), 456-476.

Malsch, B., Gendron, Y., and Grazzini, F. 2011. Investigating interdisciplinary translations: The influence

of Pierre Bourdieu on accounting literature. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 24(2),

194-228.

Tremblay, M.-S., and Gendron, Y. 2011. Governance prescriptions under trial: On the interplay between

the logics of resistance and compliance in audit committees. Critical Perspectives on Accounting,

22(3), 259-272.

Bédard, J., and Gendron, Y. 2010. Strengthening the financial reporting system: Can audit committees

deliver? International Journal of Auditing, 14(2), 174-210.

Flottes, M., and Gendron Y. 2010. Mouvance réglementaire et jeux de vérité [Translation: Truth games in

the context of ever-changing regulation]. Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 16(2), 7-29.

Gendron, Y., and Spira, L.F. 2010. Identity narratives under threat: A study of former members of Arthur

Andersen. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 35(3), 275-300.

Guénin-Paracini, H., and Gendron, Y. 2010. Auditors as modern pharmakoi: Legitimacy paradoxes and

the production of economic order. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 21(2), 134-158.

Gendron, Y. 2009. Discussion of “The Audit Committee Oversight Process”: Advocating openness in

accounting research. Contemporary Accounting Research, 26(1), 123-134.

Gendron, Y., and Spira, L.F. 2009. What went wrong? The downfall of Arthur Andersen and the

construction of controllability boundaries surrounding financial auditing. Contemporary

Accounting Research, 26(4), 987-1027.

Gendron, Y., Suddaby, R., and Qu, S.Q. 2009. Professional-organisational commitment: A study of

Canadian professional accountants. Australian Accounting Review, 19(3), 231-248.

Malsch, B., and Gendron, Y. 2009. Mythical representations of trust in auditors and the preservation of

social order in the financial community. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 20(6), 735-750.

Suddaby, R., Gendron, Y., and Lam, H. 2009. The organizational context of professionalism in

accounting. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 34(3/4), 409-427.

Gendron, Y. 2008. Constituting the academic performer: The spectre of superficiality and stagnation in

academia. European Accounting Review, 17(1), 97-127.

Gendron, Y., Cooper, D.J., and Townley, B. 2007. The construction of auditing expertise in measuring

government performance. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 32(1/2), 101-129.

Barrett, M., and Gendron, Y. 2006. WebTrust and the “commercialistic auditor”: The unrealized vision of

developing auditor trustworthiness in cyberspace. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal,

19(5), 631-662.

Gendron, Y. 2006. Reforming auditor independence: Voicing and acting upon auditors’ concerns and

criticisms. Advances in Public Interest Accounting, 12, 103-118.

Gendron, Y., and Bédard, J. 2006. On the constitution of audit committee effectiveness. Accounting,

Organizations and Society, 31(3), 211-239.

Gendron, Y., Suddaby, R., and Lam H. 2006. An examination of the ethical commitment of professional

accountants to auditor independence. Journal of Business Ethics, 64(2), 169-193.

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Gendron, Y., and Baker, C.R. 2005. On interdisciplinary movements: The development of a network of

support around Foucaultian perspectives in accounting research. European Accounting Review,

14(3), 525-569.

Shafer, W.E., and Gendron, Y. 2005. Analysis of a failed jurisdictional claim: The rhetoric and politics

surrounding the AICPA global credential project. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal,

18(4), 453-491.

Gendron, Y., and Barrett, M. 2004. Professionalization in action: Accountants’ attempt at building a

network of support for the WebTrust seal of assurance. Contemporary Accounting Research, 21(3),

563-602.

Gendron, Y., Bédard, J., and Gosselin, M. 2004. Getting inside the black box: A field study of practices

in “effective” audit committees. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, 23(1), 153-171.

Gendron, Y., and Suddaby, R. 2004. Professional insecurity and the erosion of accountancy’s

jurisdictional boundaries. Canadian Accounting Perspectives, 3(1), 85-115.

Gendron, Y. 2002. On the role of the organization in auditors’ client-acceptance decisions. Accounting,

Organizations and Society, 27(7), 659-684.

Gendron, Y. 2001. The difficult client-acceptance decision in Canadian audit firms: A field investigation.

Contemporary Accounting Research, 18(2), 283-310.

Gendron, Y., and Baker, R. 2001. Par-delà les frontières disciplinaires et linguistiques: l’influence des

penseurs français sur la recherche en comptabilité [Translation: Beyond disciplinary and linguistic

boundaries: The influence of French intellectuals on accounting research]. Comptabilité –

Contrôle – Audit, 7(2), 5-23.

Gendron, Y., and Bédard, J. 2001. Academic auditing research: An exploratory investigation into its

usefulness. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 12(3), 339-368.

Gendron, Y., Cooper, D.J., and Townley, B. 2001. In the name of accountability: State auditing,

independence and new public management. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 14(3),

278-310.

Gendron, Y. 2000. Openness to context-based research: The gulf between the claims and actions of Big

Six firms in the USA. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 13(2), 175-196.

Editorials in refereed academic journals

Annisette, M., Cooper, C., and Gendron, Y. 2017. After 25 years, how should we proceed? Critical

Perspectives on Accounting, 43, 1-4.

Annisette, M., Cooper, C., and Gendron, Y. 2015. Living in a contradictory world: CPA’s admission to

SSCI. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 31, 1-4.

Annisette, M., Cooper, C., and Gendron, Y. 2015. Against dogmatism. Critical Perspectives on

Accounting, 26, 1.

Guest editorials in refereed academic journals

Chabrak, N., and Gendron, Y. 2015. Promoting research from the “periphery”: Engaging critically with

the Global Financial Crisis. Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 30, 1-8. In the context of a special

issue entitled, “The Global Financial Crisis”.

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Humphrey, C., and Gendron, Y. 2015. What is going on? The sustainability of accounting academia.

Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 26, 47-66. In the context of a special section entitled, “The

sustainability of accounting academia”.

Power, M., and Gendron, Y. 2015. Qualitative research in auditing: A methodological roadmap. Auditing:

A Journal of Practice & Theory, 34(2), 147-165. In the context of a research forum entitled,

“Qualitative research in auditing”.

Gendron, Y., and Rossignol, J.-L. (as guest editors). 2009. Comptabilité et gouvernance: Une contribution

au pluralisme intellectuel [Translation: Accounting and governance: A contribution to intellectual

pluralism]. Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 15(special issue entitled, “Comptabilité et

gouvernance”). 3-8.

Pedagogical case in refereed educational journal

Keolasy, R., Gendron, Y, and Malsch, B. 2012. L’affaire WorldCom: Incompétence des auditeurs ou

manquement à leur obligation d’indépendance? [The WorldCom scandal: Auditor incompetence or

breach of auditor independence?] Revue internationale de cas en gestion, 10(4), 1-13.

Book chapter

Bédard, J., and Gendron, Y. 2004. Qualitative research on accounting: Some thoughts on what occurs

behind the scene. In The Real Life Guide to Accounting Research, eds. C. Humphrey and B. Lee,

191-206. London, England: Elsevier.

Articles in professional journals

Bédard, J., and Gendron, Y. 2010. Can audit committees deliver? CA Magazine (September), 143(7), 50-

53.

Gendron, Y. 2006. Professional cornerstone: What viewpoints context-based research reveals regarding

auditor independence. CA Magazine (November), 139(9), 49-51.

Cooper, D.J., and Gendron, Y. 2001. Power and criteria of control. CA Magazine (March), 134(2), 33-43.

Interventions in the press

Malsch, B., Tremblay, M.-S., and Gendron, Y. 2012 (January 9). Rémunération et indignation: Contre le

mythe des hauts dirigeants héroïques [Compensation and indignation: Against the myth of the

heroic top managers]. Le Devoir, A7.

Jeffrey, G. 2010 (mid-November). Profs urge users to question IFRS. The Bottom Line, 26(15), 1 and 10.

WORK IN PROGRESS

Amslem, T., and Gendron, Y. Inculcating performance measurement literacy in a social enterprise: An

ethnography. Working paper, Queen’s University.

Dai, N., Free, C., and Gendron, Y. Interview-based research in accounting 2000-2014: A review. Working

paper, University of New South Wales.

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Dermarkar, S., and Gendron, Y. Les “vérités” du néolibéralisme à l’encontre de la rotation obligatoire des

cabinets d’audit: Une analyse critique de discours [A critical discourse analysis of neoliberalism’s

“truths” against mandatory audit firm rotation]. Working paper, HEC Montréal.

Gendron, Y. Venturing beyond conventional boundaries: Corporate governance as an inspiring site for

critical accounting research. Working paper, Université Laval.

Gendron, Y., Paugam, L, and Stolowy, H. The contribution of whistleblowers’ stories to the perception of

fairness in financial markets: A discourse analysis. Working paper, Université Laval.

Gendron, Y., and Rodrigue, M. On the centrality of peripheral research and the dangers of tight boundary

gatekeeping. Working paper, Université Laval.

Malsch, B., Gendron, Y., and Tremblay, M.-S. Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative

examination of compensation committees. Working paper, Queen’s University.

Picard, C.-F., Durocher, S., and Gendron, Y. The hidden face of judgment: A foray into the processes of

evaluating published research. Working paper, Université Laval.

PRESENTATIONS IN CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS

Papers presented at scholarly conferences

2017 (March). Venturing beyond conventional boundaries: Corporate governance as an inspiring site for

critical accounting research. 2017 Midyear Conference of the Public Interest Section, American

Accounting Association (Washington, DC).

2017 (February). Venturing beyond conventional boundaries: Corporate governance as an inspiring site

for critical accounting research. Annual Research Conference of École de comptabilité, Université Laval

(Québec City).

2016 (July). Functional stupidity in the boardroom (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). 2016

Asia-Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting (APIRA) Conference (Melbourne, Australia).

2016 (July). The contribution of whistleblowers’ stories to the perception of fairness in financial markets:

A discourse analysis (co-authors L. Paugam and H. Stolowy). 2016 Asia-Pacific Interdisciplinary

Research in Accounting (APIRA) Conference (Melbourne, Australia).

2016 (April). The hidden face of judgment: A foray into the processes of evaluating the quality of

academic journals (co-authors C.-F. Picard and S. Durocher). 2016 Alternative Accounts Conference

(Ottawa).

2016 (April). The “normalization” of deviance: A case study on the development of collusion and

corruption (co-author C. Courtois). 2016 Alternative Accounts Conference (Ottawa).

2015 (July). The construction of risk management credibility within corporate boardrooms (co-authors M.

Brivot and H. Guénin-Paracini). 2015 Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference

(Stockholm, Sweden).

2015 (May). Getting back to basics: Challenging complexity and accountability within the boardroom

(co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). Annual Congress of the Association francophone de

comptabilité (French Accounting Association) (Toulouse, France).

2015 (April). Getting back to basics: Challenging complexity and accountability within the boardroom

(co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). 2015 Alternative Accounts Conference (Ottawa).

2014 (May). Getting back to basics: Challenging complexity and accountability within the boardroom

(co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association

(Tallinn, Estonia).

2014 (May). Waves of global standardization: Small practitioners’ resilience, intra-professional

fragmentation and the constraining of broader thinking (co-authors S. Durocher and C.-F. Picard). Annual

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Congress of the European Accounting Association (Tallinn, Estonia).

2012 (May). Learning from mistakes: Can today’s financial crisis translate into social and academic

progress? (co-author J.-H. Smith-Lacroix). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association

(Ljubljana, Slovenia).

2012 (May). State privatization and the construction of conformist identities: The case of the Greek

financial crisis (co-authors J. Morales and H. Guénin-Paracini). Annual Congress of the European

Accounting Association (Ljubljana, Slovenia).

2012 (May). Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and the struggle for domination in the

field of public accounting (co-author B. Malsch). Annual Congress of the European Accounting

Association (Ljubljana, Slovenia).

2012 (April). Epistemic identifies under stress: The propagation of fair value accounting (co-author S.

Durocher). 2012 Alternative Accounts Conference (Québec City).

2012 (April). Sustainability ratings and the disciplinary power of the ideology of numbers (co-author M.

Chelli). 2012 Alternative Accounts Conference (Québec City).

2012 (April). Neoliberal governmentality, fraud and expertise: An individualizing triangle? (co-authors

H. Guénin-Paracini and J. Morales). 2012 Alternative Accounts Conference (Québec City).

2012 (April). (Re)empowering compensation committees? (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay).

Alternative Accounts Conference (Québec City).

2012 (January). The erosion of jurisdiction: Auditing in a market value accounting regime (co-authors J.-

H. Smith-Lacroix and S. Durocher). 2012 Auditing Section Midyear Conference, American Accounting

Association (Savannah, Georgia).

2011 (July). The erosion of jurisdiction: Auditing in a market value accounting regime (co-authors J.-H.

Smith-Lacroix and S. Durocher). 2011 Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Clearwater,

Florida).

2011 (July). State privatization and the construction of conformist identities: the case of the Greek

financial crisis (co-authors J. Morales and H. Guénin-Paracini). 2011 Critical Perspectives on Accounting

Conference (Clearwater, Florida).

2011 (June). Reining in auditors: On the dynamics of power surrounding an “innovation” in the

regulatory space (co-author B. Malsch). International Symposium on Audit Research (Québec City).

2011 (April). Epistemic identities under stress: The propagation of fair value accounting (co-author S.

Durocher). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association (Rome).

2011 (April). Neoliberalism, fraud and expertise: A triangle of reinforcing influences? (co-authors H.

Guénin-Paracini and J. Morales). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association (Rome).

2011 (April). Neoliberalism, fraud and expertise: A triangle of reinforcing influences? (co-authors H.

Guénin-Paracini and J. Morales). AOS Conference, Fraud in Accounting, Organizations and Society

(London).

2010 (May). Risk, blame and allegiance in compensation committees: A cultural theory perspective (co-

authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association

(Istanbul).

2010 (May). Can today’s financial crisis translate into some social progress? Workshop entitled

“Comptabilité, multivocalité et diversité”, Rouen Business School (France).

2010 (April). Risk, blame and allegiance in compensation committees: A cultural theory perspective (co-

authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). 2010 Alternative Accounts Conference (Toronto, York

University).

2010 (April). Seeing, showing off and being seen: On the ramifications of panoptical surveillance in

contemporary society (co-author M. Brivot). 2010 Alternative Accounts Conference (Toronto, York

University).

2009 (July). Independent audit regulators and the reproduction of conflicts of interests in the field of

public accounting (co-author B. Malsch). 9th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference

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(Innsbruck).

2009 (July). IFRS: On the docility of sophisticated users in preserving the ideal of comparability (co-

author S. Durocher). 9th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Innsbruck).

2009 (July). IFRS: On the docility of sophisticated users in preserving the ideal of comparability (co-

author S. Durocher). First Mediterranean Critical Studies in Accounting and Finance Conference

(Hammamet, Tunisia).

2009 (June). IFRS: On the docility of sophisticated users in preserving the ideal of comparability (co-

author S. Durocher). CAAA Conference (Montréal).

2009 (April). Social change and social reproduction in the field of public accounting (co-authors B.

Malsch and F. Grazzini). Fourth Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference (Québec

City).

2008 (April). Sarbanes-Oxley et l’indépendance des auditeurs: Mouvance réglementaire et jeux de vérité

[Translation: Sarbanes-Oxley and auditor independence: Truth games in the context of ever-changing

regulation] (co-author M. Flottes). Workshop entitled “Comptabilité, gouvernance et performance”,

Groupe ESC Troyes (France).

2008 (April). Mythical representations of trust and the preservation of social order in the financial

community (co-author B. Malsch). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association

(Rotterdam).

2008 (April). Mythical representations of trust and the preservation of social order in the financial

community (co-author B. Malsch). Third Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference

(Québec City).

2007 (June). Accounting for Enron: The new organizational context of professional work (co-authors R.

Suddaby and H. Lam). CAAA Conference (Halifax).

2007 (April). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-author L.

Spira). Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association (Lisbon).

2007 (March). Constituting the academic performer: The spectre of superficiality and stagnation in

academia. Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference (Québec City).

2006 (July). Auditors as modern pharmakoi: On the auditing legitimacy paradox and the production of

economic order (co-author H. Guénin-Paracini). 8th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting

Conference (Cardiff).

2006 (July). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-author L.

Spira). 8th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Cardiff).

2006 (March). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-author

L. Spira). Workshop on Critical Perspectives in Business Research, Université Laval (Québec City).

2005 (November). The constitution of auditing expertise in measuring government performance (co-

authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Workshop on Performance Auditing (Copenhagen).

2005 (May). On the constitution of audit committee effectiveness (co-author J. Bédard). Annual congress

of the European Accounting Association (Goteborg).

2004 (September). On interdisciplinary movements: The translation of Foucaultian perspectives into

accounting research (co-author R. Baker). Alternative Accounts Workshop, University of Calgary.

2004 (May). Making a difference: The construction of audit committee effectiveness in public

corporations (co-author J. Bédard). CAAA (Vancouver).

2003 (September). Making a difference: The construction of audit committee effectiveness in public

corporations (co-author J. Bédard). Alternative Accounts Workshop, University of Calgary.

2003 (July). On interdisciplinary movements: The translation of Foucaultian perspectives into accounting

research (co-author R. Baker). Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Madrid).

2003 (July). The social construction of state auditing expertise in measuring government performance

(co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference

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(Madrid).

2003 (May). Professional insecurity, accountant identity and the erosion of accountancy’s jurisdictional

boundaries (co-author R. Suddaby). Financial Reporting under Public Scrutiny Conference (University of

Alberta).

2002 (August). On the role of the organization in auditors’ client-acceptance decisions. Workshop on

Professional Service Firms (University of Alberta).

2002 (July). On interdisciplinary movements: The translation of Foucaultian perspectives into accounting

research (co-author R. Baker). World Congress of Sociology (Brisbane).

2002 (April). On interdisciplinary movements: The translation of Foucaultian perspectives into

accounting research (co-author R. Baker). Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (New York).

2002 (April). The social construction of state auditing expertise in measuring government performance:

The Albertan case (co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Critical Perspectives on Accounting

Conference (New York).

2001 (August). Professionalization in action: Accountants’ attempt at building a network of support for

the WebTrust e-commerce seal of assurance (co-author M. Barrett). AAA (Atlanta).

2001 (March). Le commerce électronique et l’émergence de bastions professionnels. ACFAS – Alberta

(Edmonton).

2000 (September). In the name of accountability: State auditing, independence and new public

management (co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Conference on Government Accountability and the

Role of the Auditor General (University of Alberta).

2000 (June). The exportation of audit expertise: Striving to expand the professionalization project into

electronic commerce (co-author M. Barrett). CAAA (Halifax).

2000 (January). The difficult client-acceptance decision in Canadian audit firms: A field investigation.

Midyear Conference of the Auditing Section of the AAA (Newport Beach).

1999 (September). The exportation of audit expertise: Striving to enrol stakeholders to trust WebTrust

(co-author M. Barrett). Workshop on Professional Service Organizations (University of Alberta).

1999 (May). In the name of accountability: State auditing in the Province of Alberta and new public

management (co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). European Accounting Association (Bordeaux).

1999 (April). In the name of accountability: State auditing in the Province of Alberta and new public

management (co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference

(New York).

1999 (February). The gulf between the claims and actions of US accounting firms regarding support of

context-based research. International Institute for Qualitative Methodology (Edmonton).

1998 (May). The gulf between the claims and actions of the members of the auditing profession regarding

“relevant” research. CAAA (Saskatoon).

1998 (March). La décision d’acceptation de nouveaux clients dans les cabinets de vérificateurs: Une

étude de terrain. ACFAS – Alberta (Edmonton).

1996 (May). Dissertation proposal: The new client-acceptance decision. Doctoral Symposium of the

Canadian Academic Accounting Association (Montréal).

Papers presented in academic seminars or as invited speaker in conferences

2017 (April). Diriger un doctorant: Un regard sur l’arrière-scène [Supervising doctoral students: A

discussion of the backstage]. Workshop aimed at a group of young faculty members, Faculté des sciences

de l’administration, Université Laval (Québec).

2017 (April). Critical Perspectives on Accounting: An invitation to contribute. Editors’ Panel, 2017

Midyear Conference of the Public Interest Section, American Accounting Association (Washington, DC).

2016 (November). The “normalization” of deviance: A case study on the process underlying the adoption

of deviant behavior (co-author C. Courtois). Presentation in plenary session at the 2nd Congressso de

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Contabilidade e Governança, Universidade de Brasilia (Brasilia, Brazil).

2016 (July). Hell is paved with good intentions: A foray into the processes of evaluating published

research (co-authors C.-F. Picard and S. Durocher). University of New South Wales (Sydney, Australia).

2016 (July). Research at the periphery of accounting (co-author M. Rodrigue). 2016 Asia-Pacific

Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting (APIRA) Conference (Melbourne, Australia).

2016 (July). On the elusive nature of critical (accounting) research. University of New South Wales

(Sydney, Australia).

2016 (July). On the elusive nature of critical (accounting) research. University of Wollongong

(Australia).

2016 (July). The “normalization” of deviance: A case study on the process underlying the adoption of

deviant behavior (co-author C. Courtois). University of Wollongong (Australia).

2016 (January). Les dangers du court-termisme et de la stagnation intellectuelle en recherche: Une

réflexion quant à la pertinence de la recherche en audit [Dangers from short-termism and intellectual

stagnation in research: A reflexion on the relevance of audit research]. HEC Montréal (Québec).

2016 (January). The contribution of whistleblowers’ stories to the perception of fairness in financial

markets: A discourse analysis (co-authors L. Paugam and H. Stolowy). HEC Montréal (Québec).

2015 (December). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). Newcastle University (Nescastle, England).

2015 (December). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). University of Exeter (Exeter, England).

2015 (November). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). University of Bristol (Bristol, England).

2015 (October). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). HEC Paris (France).

2015 (October). Making audit research matter more. University of Manchester (Manchester, England).

2015 (September). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). University of Waterloo (Waterloo, Ontario).

2015 (August). Functional stupidity in the boardroom: A qualitative examination of compensation

committees (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). University of Central Florida (Orlando, Florida).

2015 (June). Court-termisme, performativité et spectre de stagnation intellectuelle dans les sciences de la

gestion [Short-termism, performativity and the specter of intellectual stagnation in business academia].

IAE Toulouse (France).

2015 (June). The construction of risk management credibility within corporate boardrooms (co-authors

M. Brivot and H. Guénin-Paracini). IAE Toulouse (France).

2015 (June). What is going on? Short-termism, performativity and the specter of intellectual stagnation in

business academia. 2015 International Business and Consumer Research Conference (Québec City).

2015 (May). La recherche qualitative: Une cartographie [Qualitative research: A cartography]. Congrès

annuel de l’Association francophone de comptabilité – journée doctorale [Annual Congress of French

Accounting Association – doctoral day] (Toulouse, France).

2014 (December). Publishing innovative research in recognized academic journals. Copenhagen Business

School (Copenhagen, Denmark).

2014 (December). The construction of risk management credibility within corporate boardrooms (co-

authors M. Brivot and H. Guénin-Paracini). Arizona State University (Phoenix, Arizona).

2014 (December). “Road-mapping” qualitative research. Arizona State University (Phoenix, Arizona).

2014 (October). The construction of risk management credibility within corporate boardrooms (co-

authors M. Brivot and H. Guénin-Paracini). London School of Economics and Political Science (London,

England).

2014 (October). Publishing innovative research in recognized academic journals. London School of

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Economics and Political Science (London, England).

2014 (May). Editors’ panel: Journal issues the accounting community cares about. Symposium, Annual

Congress of the European Accounting Association (Tallinn, Estonia). Involved as panel member,

representing the journal Critical Perspectives on Accounting (as co-editor in chief).

2014 (May). Doing qualitative field research in accounting. Ph.D. Forum, Annual Congress of the

European Accounting Association (Tallinn, Estonia).

2014 (January). “Road-mapping” qualitative research. Presentation in plenary session at the 2014

Auditing Section Doctoral Consortium, American Accounting Association (San Antonio, Texas).

2013 (July). The construction of risk management infallibility in corporate boardrooms (co-authors M.

Brivot and H. Guénin-Paracini). University of Ottawa.

2013 (May). (Re)-penser la contribution [(Re)-thinking the academic contribution]. Presentation in

plenary session at the 34th Annual Congress of the Association francophone de comptabilité

(Francophone Accounting Association) (Montréal).

2013 (May). Epistemic rivalry within professional fields: Evidence surrounding the propagation of fair

value accounting (co-author S. Durocher). Profession Fest 2013, ESCP Europe (Paris, France).

2013 (May). Research publication at a crossroads. Symposium, Annual Congress of the European

Accounting Association (Paris, France). Involved as chairperson and organizer.

2013 (February). (Re)empowering compensation committees? (co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S.

Tremblay). University of New Mexico (Albuquerque).

2012 (November). The normalization of organizational deviance and the conceptualization of the

“dangerous” individual: A genealogy of the fraud triangle (co-authors J. Morales and H. Guénin-

Paracini). HEC Montréal.

2012 (November). Publishing qualitative accounting research. HEC Montréal.

2012 (October). Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and the struggle for domination in

the field of public accounting (co-author B. Malsch). Queen’s University (Kingston).

2012 (September). Publishing qualitative research in top tier North American accounting journals: The

case of Contemporary Accounting Research. Presentation made at:

- Copenhagen Business School

- University of Amsterdam

2012 (September). Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and the struggle for domination in

the field of public accounting (co-author B. Malsch). ESCP Europe Business School (Paris).

2012 (September). Epistemic rivalry in the making: The propagation of fair value accounting (co-author

S. Durocher). Paper presented at:

- Copenhagen Business School

- University of Amsterdam

- ESSEC Business School (Paris)

2012 (September). (Re)empowering compensation committees? (co-author B. Malsh) – distinguished

keynote address. Strategy, Organization and Society Summit: 24 hours on strategy. Newcastle University,

England.

2012 (July). Re-theorizing change: Institutional experimentation and the struggle for domination in the

field of public accounting (co-author B. Malsch). University of Ottawa.

2012 (June). The erosion of jurisdiction: Auditing in a market value accounting regime (co-authors J.-H.

Smith-Lacroix and S. Durocher). Stockholm University and SNS (Centre for Business and Policy Studies)

(Stockholm, Sweden).

2012 (May). Research diversity in accounting. Symposium, Annual Congress of the European

Accounting Association (Ljubljana, Slovenia). Involved as chairperson and organizer.

2012 (January). Doing qualitative research. Presentation as member in research panel entitled “Doing

field research in auditing”. 2012 Auditing Section Midyear Conference, American Accounting

Association (Savannah, Georgia).

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2011 (July). Neoliberalism, fraud and expertise: A triangle of reinforcing influences (co-authors H.

Guénin-Paracini and J. Morales). University of Ottawa.

2011 (April). Accounting academia and the threat of the “paying-off” mentality. Presentation as speaker

in plenary panel entitled “Managing (within) the academic accounting environment: The sustainability of

an international profession”. Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association (Rome).

2009 (September). Risk, blame and allegiance in compensation committees: A cultural theory perspective

(co-authors B. Malsch and M.-S. Tremblay). Université Paris-Dauphine (France).

2009 (July). Can today’s financial crisis translate into some social progress? First Mediterranean Critical

Studies in Accounting and Finance Conference (Hammamet, Tunisia).

2008 (July). What went wrong? The downfall of Arthur Andersen and the construction of controllability

boundaries surrounding financial auditing (co-author L. Spira). IE Business School (Madrid).

2007 (November). Going beyond established conventions. Discussant commentary produced in relation to

Beasley et al.’s paper “The audit committee oversight process”. CAR Conference (Montréal).

2007 (June). La “gestion” de carrière des professeurs adjoints en comptabilité: Une réflexion. Paper

presented as panel member during a discussion session entitled “Les défis de carrière des jeunes

professeurs en comptabilité”, CAAA (Halifax).

2007 (May). Qualitative research in accounting: Overview and demystification. CAAA (Halifax).

2007 (April). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-author L.

Spira). Boston College.

2006 (November). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-

author L. Spira). York University.

2006 (October). La surveillance de l’éthique en recherche: Émergence, fonctionnement et conséquences

des comités d’éthique. Séminaire Alfred-Houle, Université Laval.

2006 (June). La recherche qualitative en comptabilité: Aperçu et démystification. CAAA (Niagara Falls).

2006 (February). Identity narratives in turmoil: A study of former members of Arthur Andersen (co-

author L. Spira). University of Sydney.

2005 (November). The constitution of auditing expertise in measuring government performance (co-

authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). HEC Paris.

2005 (September). Publishing field research in North America: A demystifying endeavour. Field

Research in Accounting & Auditing: A North American Focused Workshop, Queen’s University.

2005 (September). On the role of theory in field research: Ontological, methodological and contributory

influences. Field Research in Accounting & Auditing: A North American Focused Workshop, Queen’s

University.

2004 (March). The social construction of state auditing expertise in measuring government performance

(co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Queen’s University.

2003 (November/December). Making a difference: The construction of audit committee effectiveness

within public corporations (co-author J. Bédard). Paper presented at:

- Concordia University

- McGill University

- Queen’s University

2001 (December). Le processus de construction sociale de l’efficacité des comités de vérification (co-

authors J. Bédard and M. Gosselin). École des Hautes Études Commerciales.

2000 (September). Analyse d’un cas de professionalisation: La tentative des comptables d’établir le sceau

de certification WebTrust (co-author M. Barrett). Université Laval.

1999 (April). Le Bureau du vérificateeur général de l’Alberta et son indépendance du pouvoir exécutif.

ACFAS – Alberta.

1998 (May). The new client-acceptance decision in audit firms as the result of a compromise between

logics of action. University of Alberta.

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Presentations in graduate workshops

2017 (March). Developing as an alternative accounting research in a “mainstream” environment.

Early Scholars Consortium, 2017 Midyear Conference of the Public Interest Section, American

Accounting Association (Washington, DC).

2016 (November). On the elusive nature of critical (accounting) research. Presentation to doctoral

students and new faculty members at the 2nd Congressso de Contabilidade e Governança,

Universidade de Brasilia (Brasilia, Brazil).

2015 (October). La recherche sociologique en comptabilité: Un survol et quelques avenues de

recherche [Sociological research in accounting: Overview and avenues for future research].

Presentation made to doctoral students of Faculté des sciences de l’administration, Université Laval,

in the context of a Faculty’s workshop on issues at stake in research.

2015 (September). Qualitative research in auditing: A methodological roadmap. Presentation made to

doctoral students, University of Waterloo (Waterloo, Ontario).

2015 (August). Publishing innovative research in recognized academic journals. Presentation made to

doctoral students, University of Central Florida (Orlando, Florida).

2015 (July). Being properly “equipped” to publish your work. Presentation made to doctoral students,

Emerging Scholars Colloquium, 2015 Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conference

(Stockholm).

2015 (June). Reflecting on the conduct of qualitative research. Presentation made to doctoral

students, IAE Toulouse (France).

2015 (June). Reflecting on the notion of research “contribution”. Presentation made to doctoral

students, IAE Toulouse (France).

2015 (February). “Road-mapping” qualitative research. Presentation made to doctoral students,

McGill University (Montréal).

2013 (February). Becoming an accounting professor. Presentation made to master students,

University of New Mexico (Albuquerque).

2012 (September). La publication scientifique du tournant des années 2010: Tendances et conjectures

[Publishing research at the turn of the 2010s: Trends and conjectures]. Doctoral seminar, ESSEC

Business School (Paris).

2012 (April). La publication scientifique du tournant des années 2010: Tendances et conjectures

[Publishing research at the turn of the 2010s: Trends and conjectures]. Doctoral seminar, Association

des étudiants au doctorat en administration de l’Université Laval.

2010 (June). Doing qualitative research. Doctoral program workshop, University of Central Florida.

2010 (April). “Doing” qualitative research. Pre-conference workshop for PhD students and new

faculties, York University (Toronto), 2010 Alternative Accounts Conference.

2008 (August). Workshop on qualitative research in accounting. Doctoral program, University of

Central Florida.

2002 (August). On the relevance of academic research in auditing. Invited speaker, Master of

Professional Accounting Workshop, University of Saskatchewan.

2002 (February). Transitional research issues. University of Alberta Business Research Conference.

Presentation to professional audience

2009 (May). Mieux comprendre en quoi consistent les études doctorales [What are doctoral studies?].

Workshop in Montréal aimed at young CAs interested about a career in academia, organized by the Ordre

des comptables agréés du Québec, entitled : La carrière de professeur vous intéresse? [Looking for a

career in academia?]

2004 (February). The social construction of state auditing expertise in measuring government

performance (co-authors D. Cooper and B. Townley). Canadian Evaluation Society (Alberta Chapter).

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FUNDED RESEARCH

FUND PROVIDER PROJECT YEAR

OBTAINED

TOTAL

GRANT

Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Council of Canada The power of accounting

expertise in extending

jurisdiction: Frontstage and

backstage perspectives

2014 (5-year

grant)

$154,744


Council of Canada

The construction of expertise in

board settings in times of

financial turbulence

2011 (3-year

grant)

$69,169


Council of Canada

The translation of corporate

governance regulation in a post-

Enron environment

2008 (3-year

grant)

$86,000

Faculté des sciences de l’administration

(Université Laval)

Establishment of new corporate

governance rules

2007 $10,000


Council of Canada (principal

investigator: Yves Gendron; co-

researcher: Roy Suddaby)

The production of trust and

distrust in capital markets under

threat

2003 (3-year

grant)

$122,975

Francis G. Winspear Endowment (School

of Business, University of Alberta)

The production of trust and

distrust in capital markets under

threat

2002 $5,000

Canadian Academic Accounting

Association (CAAA) (co-researchers:

Yves Gendron, main researcher; Roy

Suddaby)

Organizational and professional

commitment in a

multidisciplinary age

2000 $7,500



Organizational and professional

commitment in a

multidisciplinary age

2000 $5,000


Council of Canada (principal

investigator: Jean Bédard; co-researchers:

Yves Gendron and Maurice Gosselin)

Rôle et fonctionnement des

comités de vérification dans la

gouverne des sociétés ouvertes

canadiennes [Translation: Role

and practices of audit

committees in governing

Canadian public corporations].

1999 (3-year

grant)

$33,414



WebTrust: Exporting Chartered

Accountants’ expertise to new

jurisdictions

1998 $6,000

Government of Québec (Fonds FCAR) Doctoral scholarship 1994-1997 (3-

year grant)

$42,000

Fonds d’enseignement et de recherche de

la Faculté des sciences de

l’administration de l’Université Laval

Doctoral scholarship 1997 $3,000

Fonds d’enseignement et de recherche de Doctoral scholarship 1995 $3,000

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la Faculté des sciences de

l’administration de l’Université Laval

EDITORIAL AND REVIEWING ACTIVITIES

Editorship:

Current involvement

• Co-Editor in Chief of Critical Perspectives on Accounting (January 2014 – December 2019)

Associate Editorship:

Current involvement

• Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory (June 2014 – May 2020)

• Contemporary Accounting Research (May 2010 – April 2020)

Past involvement

• Critical Perspectives on Accounting (January 2012 – December 2013)

Editorial advisory board member:

Current involvement

• Accounting and Business Research (from October 2016)

Editorial board member:

Current involvement

• Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal (from January 2008)

• Accounting, Organizations and Society (from March 2010)

• Australian Accounting Review (from September 2006)

• Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit (from February 2012)

• European Accounting Review (from January 2012)

• International Journal of Auditing (from June 2010)

• Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change (from October 2007)

• Oxford Research Reviews: Business and Management (from July 2012)

Past involvement

• Accounting and Business Research (January 2013 – October 2016)

• Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory (July 2011 – May 2014)

• Behavioral Research in Accounting (January 2013 – May 2014)

• Contemporary Accounting Research (May 2007 – April 2010)

• Critical Perspectives on Accounting (January 2009 – December 2011)

Guest Editorship:

Completed projects

• Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, 2015, Research forum on qualitative studies in

auditing, vol. 34. Guest editors: Michael Power and Yves Gendron.

• Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 2015, Special section on the sustainability of accounting

academia, vol. 26. Guest Editors: Christopher Humphrey and Yves Gendron.

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• Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 2015, Special issue on the global financial crisis, vol. 30.

Guest editors: Nihel Chabrak and Yves Gendron.

• Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit, 2009, Special issue entitled “comptabilité et gouvernance”

[Translation: accounting and governance]. Guest editors: Yves Gendron and Jean-Luc Rossignol.

Reviewer of papers for the following journals:

• Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal

• Accounting and Business Research

• Accounting, Organizations and Society

• Asia Pacific Management Review

• Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory

• Australian Accounting Review

• Behavioral Research in Accounting

• British Accounting Review

• Canadian Accounting Perspectives

• Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences

• Comptabilité – Contrôle – Audit

• Contemporary Accounting Research

• Corporate Governance: An International Review

• Critical Perspectives on Accounting

• European Accounting Review

• Gestion

• Human Relations

• International Journal of Auditing

• International Management

• Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change

• Journal of Business Ethics

• Journal of Management Accounting Research

• Journal of Management Studies

• Journal of Organizational Behavior

• MIS Quarterly

• Organization

• Organization Studies

• Pacific Accounting Review

• Society and Business Review

Reviewer of papers for the following conferences:

• AAA’s (American Accounting Association) Auditing Section Midyear Conference

• AFC (Association francophone de comptabilité) Conference

• ASAC (Administrative Sciences Association of Canada) Conference

• APIRA (Asian Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting) Conference

• CAAA (Canadian Academic Accounting Association) Conference

• CAR (Contemporary Accounting Research) Conference

• CPA (Critical Perspectives on Accounting) Conference

• IPA (Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting) Conference

SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada)

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• Chair of Insight Grants Selection Committee 435-14A (Business, management and related fields)

– 2016-2017 competition

• Chair of Insight Grants Selection Committee 435-3C (Business, management and related fields) –

2015-2016 competition

• Chair of Standard Research Grants Selection Committee 22 (Accounting, Finance, Management

Science, Productions and Operations management) – 2009-2010 competition

• Chair of Standard Research Grants Selection Committee 22 (Accounting, Finance, Management

Science, Productions and Operations management) – 2008-2009 competition

• Chair of sub-committee A, Strategic Programs and Joint Initiatives: Research Grants – Special

Research Call in Management, Business and Finance – 2007-2008 competition

• Member of Standard Research Grants Selection Committee 22 (Accounting, Finance,

Management Science, Productions and Operations Management) – 2006-2007 competition

• Reviewer of research grant applications as external assessor

Fonds FQRSC (Fonds québécois de la recherche sur la société et la culture)

• Member of selection committee (business) of grant proposals forwarded to the Program of

support toward innovation and structuration – 2004-2005 adjudication

• Reviewer of research grant applications as external assessor

Université Laval, Faculté des sciences de l’administration

• In charge of a session aimed at providing faculty members with advice regarding preparation of

research funding proposals (May 2008)

INVOLVEMENT IN GRADUATE AND POSTDOCTORAL STUDIES

Université Laval

Supervisor – MBA essay (completed): 13 students

Supervisor – M.Sc. in business administration

Completed in April 2011, Simon Dermarkar

Completed in August 2012, Anne-Marie Duval

Supervisor – Ph.D. in business administration

Thesis defended in May 2011, Bertrand Malsch

Thesis defended in May 2012, Marie-Soleil Tremblay

Thesis defended in May 2013, Mohamed Chelli

Thesis defended in January 2015, Claire-France Picard

Thesis defended in September 2016, Simon Dermarkar

Ongoing doctoral students: 4

External assessor of doctoral theses

Henri Guénin-Paracini (accounting), HEC Paris, September 2008

Marion Brivot (accounting), HEC Paris, December 2008

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Jérémy Morales (accounting), Université Paris-Dauphine, September 2009

Darlene Himick (accounting), University of Calgary, September 2010

Thierry Viale (management), HEC Paris, December 2010

Charlotta Bay (accounting), Uppsala University, June 2012

Nourhene Ben Youssef (accounting), Université du Québec à Montréal, September 2013

Thierry Amslem (accounting), Institut d’administration des entreprises de Paris (IAE), Université Paris I

– Panthéon Sorbonne, September 2013

Mouna Hazgui (accounting), Institut d’administration des entreprises de Paris (IAE), Université Paris I –

Panthéon Sorbonne, September 2013

Ade Palupi (accounting), Macquarie University (New South Wales, Australia), September 2013

Lambert Jerman (accounting), Université Paris-Dauphine, October 2014

Tim Neerup Themsen (accounting), Copenhagen Business School, December 2014

Hervé Kohler (accounting), Institut d’administration des entreprises de Paris (IAE), Université Paris I –

Panthéon Sorbonne, December 2015

Laure Célérier (accounting), HEC Paris, December 2016

Evaluation of habilitation theses to supervise research (HDR, France system)

Stéphanie Thiéry Dubuisson, ICN Business School, May 2013

Claire Dambrin, ESCP Europe, November 2014

Supervision of invited students’ doctoral studies

Henri Guénin-Paracini (HEC Paris), February – June 2005

Mouna Hazgui (IAE Paris), April 2012

Supervision of postdoctoral studies

James Williams (PhD in sociology from York University), January – June 2003

Jérémy Morales (PhD in accounting from Université Paris-Dauphine), February – July 2010

Thierry Viale (PhD in management from HEC Paris), February – July 2011

Thierry Amslem (PhD in accounting from IAE Paris), January – November 2014

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INVOLVEMENT IN ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS

Canadian Academic Accounting Association (CAAA)

• Member of the Haim Falk Award Committee (2016)

• Member of the CAR Editor Selection Committee (2015-2016)

• Member of the CAR Editor Selection Committee (2012-2013)

• Member of the Haim Falk Award Committee (2010)

• Member of the Nominating Committee (June 2007-May 2010)

• CAAA 2007 Conference – Francophone Program Advisor

• Member of the CAAA Conference Scientific Committee in 2006 and in 2007

• Member of the CAAA Research Committee (June 2002-May 2004)

• Member of the CAAA Exposure Draft Response Committee (Public Sector) (June 2000-May

2002)

INVOLVEMENT IN ORGANIZING ACADEMIC CONFERENCES

2017 Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Québec City). Involved as one of the main

organizers.

Emerging Scholars Colloquium, 2014 Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Toronto).

Involved as main organizer.

Emerging Scholars Colloquium, 2012 Alternative Accounts Conference (Québec City). Involved as main

organizer.

2012 Alternative Accounts Conference. Held in April 2012 at Université Laval (Québec City). Involved

as main organizer.

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Emerging Scholars Workshop, 2011 Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (Clearwater,

Florida). Involved as main organizer.

Workshop entitled “Comptabilité, multivocalité et diversité”. Held in May 2010 at Rouen Business

School (France). Involved as co-organizer.

Fourth Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference. Held in April 2009 at Université

Laval (Québec City). Involved as organizer and as member of evaluation committee.

Workshop entitled “Comptabilité, gouvernance et performance”. Held in April 2008 at Groupe ESC

Troyes (France). Involved as co-organizer.

Third Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference. Held in April 2008 at Université

Laval (Québec City). Involved as co-organizer.

Second Alternative Perspectives in Accounting Research Conference. Held in March 2007 at Université

Laval (Québec City). Involved as main organizer.

Critical Perspectives in Business Research Workshop. Held in March 2006 at the École de comptabilité,

Université Laval. Involved as main organizer.

Financial reporting under public scrutiny: Reflecting on the series of recent accounting abuses. Held in

May 2003 at the School of Business, University of Alberta. Involved as one of the main organizers.

Emerging Scholars Workshop, 2002 Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference (New York).

Involved in preparing and co-ordinating the workshop.

INVOLVEMENT IN UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES AND PROGRAMMES

Université Laval

Doctoral Program Committee of Faculté des sciences de l’administration (from 2006).

Faculty in charge of the doctoral concentration in accounting, École de comptabilité (from 2007).

Advisory committee on research, Faculté des sciences de l’administration (from 2010).

Selecting committee of Hermès Awards for excellence in research and in teaching, Faculté des sciences

de l’adminsitration (in 2012 and in 2013)

Academic Position Selection Committees, École de comptabilité (sporadically).

Acting Chair of doctoral program of Faculté des sciences de l’administration (March to July 2009).

Scholarship Selection Committee – undergraduate and MBA programs, Faculté des sciences de

l’administration de l’Université Laval (2006-2008).

University of Alberta

Research Ethics Board, School of Business. Representative member of the Department of Accounting and

MIS from June 2004 until June 2005.

Undergraduate Studies Policy Committee (USPC), School of Business. Representative member of the

Department of Accounting and MIS. September 2002-June 2004.

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Graduate studies

Université Laval – 2006 until today

• Doctoral program – Épistémologie (ADM-8000)

• Doctoral program – Perspectives sociologiques en recherche comptable (CTB-8002)

• Master program (M.Sc.) – Introduction aux méthodes de recherche qualitative en gestion

(ADM-6015)

University of Alberta – 2003 to 2004

• Doctoral program – Introduction to accounting research (ACCTG 701) (co-instructor)

Undergraduate studies

Université Laval – 2006 to 2008

• Vérification II (CTB-21510)

Université Laval – 2017 until today

• Gouvernance et contrôle interne (CTB-2106)

University of Alberta – 1998 to 2005

• Innovative assurance services, independence and e-commerce (ACCTG 436)

• Assurance on financial information (ACCTG 456)

• Introduction to accounting (ACCTG 300)

• Introduction to financial accounting (ACCTG 311)

• Introduction à la comptabilité financière (ADMI 311)

Université Laval – 1997

• Assurance services

• Introduction to accounting: accounting information and its users

Université du Québec à Rimouski

• Auditing III (computerized auditing) (1996)

• Accounting Expertise (This course was designed to prepare students for the uniform final exam

of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) (1992)

Director teaching programme

Collège des administrateurs de sociétés – 2006 to 2011

• Audit committees

Accounting firm

Deloitte & Touche – 1990 to 1992

• New Deloitte & Touche audit approach (Regional instructor)

• How to manage an audit (Regional instructor)

• Seminar designed to prepare juniors of offices in Québec City and Rimouski to the 1992

comprehensive question of the CICA Uniform Final Exam

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MARKING EXPERIENCE IN PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION

CICA Uniform Final Exam, Marker of the 1991 global question.

Documents

CURRICULUM VITAE Yves Gendron, Ph.D. · The influence of Pierre Bourdieu on accounting literature. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 24(2), 194-228. Outstanding paper,