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Diane Breesch
Diane Breesch
Hoogleraar Accounting en Auditing, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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Do (fe) male auditors impair audit quality? Evidence from going-concern opinions
K Hardies, D Breesch, J Branson
European Accounting Review 25 (1), 7-34, 2016
2542016
The female audit fee premium
K Hardies, D Breesch, J Branson
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 34 (4), 171-195, 2015
1852015
Fine-grained analysis of explicit and implicit sentiment in financial news articles
M Van de Kauter, D Breesch, V Hoste
Expert Systems with applications 42 (11), 4999-5010, 2015
1722015
Governmental subsidies and coercive pressures. Evidence from sport clubs and their resource dependencies
S Vos, D Breesch, S Késenne, J Van Hoecke, B Vanreusel, J Scheerder
European journal for sport and society 8 (4), 257-280, 2011
1182011
The effects of auditor gender on audit quality.
D Breesch, J Branson
IUP Journal of Accounting Research & Audit Practices 8, 2009
1182009
Gender differences in overconfidence and risk taking: Do self-selection and socialization matter?
K Hardies, D Breesch, J Branson
Economics Letters 118 (3), 442-444, 2013
1032013
The value of human resources in non-public sports providers: The importance of volunteers in non-profit sports clubs versus professionals in for-profit fitness and health clubs
S Vos, D Breesch, S Késenne, W Lagae, J Van Hoecke, B Vanreusel, ...
International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing 2 11 (1-2), 3-25, 2012
852012
Male and female auditors' overconfidence
K Hardies, D Breesch, J Branson
Managerial Auditing Journal 27 (1), 105-118, 2012
732012
Referral as a determining factor for changing auditors in the Belgian auditing market: An empirical study
J Branson, D Breesch
The international journal of accounting 39 (3), 307-326, 2004
562004
The uniformity‐flexibility dilemma when comparing financial statements: Views of auditors, analysts and other users
V Cole, J Branson, D Breesch
International Journal of Accounting & Information Management 20 (2), 114-141, 2012
512012
The illusion of comparable European IFRS financial statements. Beliefs of auditors, analysts and other users
C Vicky, J Branson, D Breesch
Accounting and Management Information Systems 10 (2), 106, 2011
492011
An analysis of auditors' going-concern reporting accuracy in private firms
K Hardies, ML Vandenhaute, D Breesch
Accounting Horizons 32 (4), 117-132, 2018
472018
Determinants influencing the de facto comparability of European IFRS financial statements
V Cole, J Branson, D Breesch
Available at SSRN 1967001, 2011
412011
Undeclared work in non-profit sports clubs: A mixed method approach for assessing the size and motives
S Vos, D Breesch, J Scheerder
VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations 23 …, 2012
392012
How to measure the comparability of financial statements?
V Cole, J Branson, D Breesch
International Journal of Managerial and Financial Accounting 1 (4), 379-397, 2009
382009
Organisational change in local sport clubs: the case of Flemish gymnastics clubs
J Perck, J Van Hoecke, H Westerbeek, D Breesch
Sport, Business and Management: An International Journal 6 (2), 158-181, 2016
342016
Are female auditors still women? Analyzing the sex differences affecting audit quality
K Hardies, D Breesch, J Branson
Analyzing the Sex Differences Affecting Audit Quality (January 14, 2010), 2010
342010
In search of the invisible user of financial statements and his information needs. The (non) sense of different standards for listed and non-listed companies
V Cole, J Branson, D Breesch
International Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Performance Evaluation 8 …, 2012
302012
Professional and commercial incentives in audit firms: Evidence on partner compensation
ML Vandenhaute, K Hardies, D Breesch
European Accounting Review 29 (3), 521-554, 2020
292020
Sportclubs in beeld
J Scheerder, S Vos, D Breesch, S Késenne, J Van Hoecke, B Vanreusel
Basisrapportering over het Vlaamse Sportclub Panel, 2009
242009
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