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Pupovac, Sanja Dr.

Lecturer

  • Faculty of Business and Law
  • School of Accounting, Economics and Finance
  • Discipline: Accounting

Overview

Sanja has been in the school since 2006. Her doctoral thesis investigated corporate disclosures of Royal/Dutch Shell on oil spills in Nigeria. Sanja's research interests are in critical accounting, social and environmental accounting, oil spills, corporate disclosures and corporate power abuse on vulnerable groups in developing countries.

Sanja teaches Introductory Accounting and Accounting Theory.

 

Research Overview

  • Sanja's research interests are:

    • Critical accounting
    • Social and environmental reporting
    • Environmental disasters and oil industry
    • Accountability in oil industry   
    • Human rights and modern slavery

Available as Research Supervisor

Selected Publications

  • Journal Article

    Year Title
    2019
    Fortescue vs Yindjibarndi: land rights and welfarism in third spaces
    Published In
    Accounting Forum
    2019
    Information Overload in CSR Reports in China: An Exploratory Study
    Published In
    Australasian Accounting Business and Finance Journal
    2017
    Hybrid accounts: Shell's letter to Mr and Mrs shareholder
    Published In
    Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal
    2013
    Metacapitalism vs healthcare
    Published In
    International Journal of Management Research and Business Strategy

  • Chapter

    Year Title
    2015
    Applying open-book-open-web assessment in postgraduate accounting subject: flipping the test
    Published In
    Handbook of Mobile Teaching and Learning
    Publisher
    Heidelberg, Germany

  • Conference Paper

    Year Title
    2017
    Shell vs Friends of the Earth – A Global Dialectic of Oil Spills
    Published In
    16th Australasian Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting (A-CSEAR) Conference
    2016
    To control or not to control oil spills: shell’s narrative of accountability in Nigeria
    Published In
    APIRA 2016: 8th Asia-Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference
    2015
    September 11 impact on corporate disclosures
    Published In
    Sydney International Business Research Conference
    2014
    Mobilisation of externalities into corporate accountability frameworks: a critical discursive analysis of Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference
    2013
    Flipping the test: using student-written exams as an approach to active-learning
    Published In
    Higher Education Research & the Student Learning Experience in Business Conference
    2012
    A critical view on the environmental disclosure: evidence of Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    24th Asian-Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues
    2011
    Corporate disclosures: Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    CSEAR 2011: 10th Australasian Conference on Social and Environmental Accounting Research

Impact Story

  • Through forms of accounting geared toward responsibility and sustainability that question how accounting practices contribute to inequalities, (critical accounting, social and environmental accounting) <a href="display/sanja_pupovac" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dr Sanja Pupovac</a> investigates the social and environmental impact of multinational corporations on vulnerable groups in developing countries.

     Detail View

Available as Research Supervisor

Advisees

  • Graduate Advising Relationship

    Degree Research Title Advisee
    Doctor of Philosophy A Spectacular Production: NEITI, transparency, and accountability in the extractive industry in Nigeria El Hamad, Walid
    Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) Accounting for Bonded Labour: In Pursuit of Transformational Human Development in Pakistan: One Brick at a Time Abasi, Ariba
    Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) The Effects of Privatisation on the Libyan Cement Company: - A case study of The Al-Fatayaih Cement Factory Dakhelalla, Ranya F.A

Full Name

  • Dr. Sanja Pupovac

Mailing Address

  • School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, UOW

    Northfields Ave

    Wollongong

    NSW

    2522

    Australia

Located In Facility

Research Overview

  • Sanja's research interests are:

    • Critical accounting
    • Social and environmental reporting
    • Environmental disasters and oil industry
    • Accountability in oil industry   
    • Human rights and modern slavery

Selected Publications

  • Journal Article

    Year Title
    2019
    Fortescue vs Yindjibarndi: land rights and welfarism in third spaces
    Published In
    Accounting Forum
    2019
    Information Overload in CSR Reports in China: An Exploratory Study
    Published In
    Australasian Accounting Business and Finance Journal
    2017
    Hybrid accounts: Shell's letter to Mr and Mrs shareholder
    Published In
    Accounting Auditing and Accountability Journal
    2013
    Metacapitalism vs healthcare
    Published In
    International Journal of Management Research and Business Strategy

  • Chapter

    Year Title
    2015
    Applying open-book-open-web assessment in postgraduate accounting subject: flipping the test
    Published In
    Handbook of Mobile Teaching and Learning
    Publisher
    Heidelberg, Germany

  • Conference Paper

    Year Title
    2017
    Shell vs Friends of the Earth – A Global Dialectic of Oil Spills
    Published In
    16th Australasian Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting (A-CSEAR) Conference
    2016
    To control or not to control oil spills: shell’s narrative of accountability in Nigeria
    Published In
    APIRA 2016: 8th Asia-Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference
    2015
    September 11 impact on corporate disclosures
    Published In
    Sydney International Business Research Conference
    2014
    Mobilisation of externalities into corporate accountability frameworks: a critical discursive analysis of Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference
    2013
    Flipping the test: using student-written exams as an approach to active-learning
    Published In
    Higher Education Research & the Student Learning Experience in Business Conference
    2012
    A critical view on the environmental disclosure: evidence of Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    24th Asian-Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues
    2011
    Corporate disclosures: Royal/Dutch Shell oil spills in Nigeria
    Published In
    CSEAR 2011: 10th Australasian Conference on Social and Environmental Accounting Research

Impact Story

  • Through forms of accounting geared toward responsibility and sustainability that question how accounting practices contribute to inequalities, (critical accounting, social and environmental accounting) <a href="display/sanja_pupovac" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Dr Sanja Pupovac</a> investigates the social and environmental impact of multinational corporations on vulnerable groups in developing countries.

     Detail View

Advisees

  • Graduate Advising Relationship

    Degree Research Title Advisee
    Doctor of Philosophy A Spectacular Production: NEITI, transparency, and accountability in the extractive industry in Nigeria El Hamad, Walid
    Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) Accounting for Bonded Labour: In Pursuit of Transformational Human Development in Pakistan: One Brick at a Time Abasi, Ariba
    Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) The Effects of Privatisation on the Libyan Cement Company: - A case study of The Al-Fatayaih Cement Factory Dakhelalla, Ranya F.A

Full Name

  • Dr. Sanja Pupovac

Mailing Address

  • School of Accounting, Economics and Finance, UOW

    Northfields Ave

    Wollongong

    NSW

    2522

    Australia

Located In Facility

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