ANNOR DA SILVA JUNIOR

Title: Doctor
Research groups: CNPq (Google Translator version)
Curriculum: https://lattes.cnpq.br/6915277167080656
Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000000341245277

Participation in projects:

Title	Starting date	Deadline (months)	Participation in the project
Corporate governance and sustainability in HEI: evidence from the Brazilian capital market	02/04/2018	36	Coordinator *
Learning Sustainability: a Study of Practices in the Context of a Forest Products Enterprise	22/05/2017	36	Coordinator *
Theoretical and methodological perspectives in the research fields of management and accounting	01/03/2016	60	Coordinator *
	20/11/2014	36	Coordinator *
	16/07/2014	24	Coordinator *

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Participants in examination boards:

Title	Name	Defense date	Course
The Senses of Trade Unionism in Veja Magazine: a Study in Social Representations	GUILHERME GUSTAVO HOLZ PERONI	09/07/2015	Masters Degree
The Social Transformation of a Potentially Strategic Tool in the Organizational Context	EROS RENATO SILVA CARDOSO	09/07/2015	Masters Degree
Mechanisms of Corporate Governance in Small Family Business	DIÊGO DE MARCHI	28/08/2014	Masters Degree
The Strategy as a Social Practice: A Study on the Relationship of Social Representations of Managers in the "Strategy" In a Family Business	FABIANO EWALD VENTURINI	30/07/2014	Masters Degree
Succession Planning in Family Companies: a Case Study at a Metal-mechanic Sector Company in Espírito Santo	CAIO RUANO DA SILVA	27/08/2013	Masters Degree

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Guided Students:

Name	Title	Defense date	Role	Type
DRIELY GUIDONI DE CHRISTO		02/12/2024	Advisor	Academic master's dissertation
VAGNER MARIANO DE SIQUEIRA		02/12/2024	Advisor	Academic master's dissertation
RAÍSSA LUCHI		23/10/2024	Advisor	Academic master's dissertation
CAMILA PORTO BOAVENTURA	SUSTAINABILITY AND ADMINISTRATION TEACHING: THE VIEW OF STUDENTS OF A PRIVATE HEI IN THE INTERIOR OF BAHIA	20/10/2021	Advisor *	MSc dissertation
MIGUEL CARLOS RAMOS DUMER	BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN BRAZIL, MINORITY EXPROPRIATION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: relationship between motivation to defraud and expropriation, moderated by governance	27/04/2021	Advisor *	PhD thesis

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