Economics, Accounting, Finance & Law

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Composition

The ECOFIND research team is made up of the following members:

Lines of research :

The ECOFIND team researchers focus on the following themes:

Finance & sustainable development

We study the specific challenges and responsibilities of financial players with regard to sustainable development. In addition, we examine trends, emerging issues and best practices in sustainable finance for a social and inclusive economy. We also look at the intersection of finance and the sustainable economy (environment, renewable energies, etc.).  

FINTECH /
Digital Finance

We are interested in the challenges and opportunities associated with the digitalization of finance. We focus on the business model of digital finance, including topics associated with fintech platforms (blockchain, crypto-currencies, etc.), as well as the legal and ethical aspects of digital finance.


Accounting
& innovation

We are interested in the challenges and opportunities associated with the digitalization of finance. We focus on the business model of digital finance, including topics associated with fintech platforms (blockchain, crypto-currencies, etc.), as well as the legal and ethical aspects of digital fi



List of recent publications:

  • Boussetta, O., Aissaoui, N., & Sellaouti, F. (2022)
    MENA Countries Face the Challenge of the Knowledge-Based Economy. In D. Piaggesi, H. Landazuri, & B. Jia (Ed.), Cases on Applying Knowledge Economy Principles for Economic Growth in Developing Nations (pp. 150-202). IGI Global.
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  • Cheikh Rouhou, N., Ben Mrad Douagi, F. W., Hussainey, K., & Alqatan, A. (2021)
    The impact of IFRS mandatory adoption on KPIs disclosure quality. Risk Governance and Control : Financial Markets & Institutions, 11(3), 55–66.
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  • Cyrine Mediouni. (2020)
    “L’entrée des demandeurs d’asile en Tunisie au regard du projet de loi organique sur la protection des réfugiés”, in : Immigration : Regards Croisés, Colloque international pluridisciplinaire, l’Association tunisienne des études méditerranéennes, 17-19 décembre 2018, Tunisie, Edition Presses académiques Francophones, PAF 2000.
  • Fateh Belaïd, Maha Harbaoui Zrelli. (2019)
    Renewable and non-renewable electricity consumption, environmental degradation and economic development: Evidence from Mediterranean countries. Energy Policy, Volume 13.
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  • Nouajaa, G. and Viviani, J.-L. (2017)
    “Residual foreign exchange risk: does CEO compensation matter?”, Journal of Risk Finance, Vol. 18 No. 5, pp. 581-600.
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  • Zrelli, M.H. (2017)
    Renewable energy, non-renewable energy, carbon dioxide emissions and economic growth in selected Mediterranean countries. Environ Econ Policy Stud 19, 691–709.
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  • Belaid F. et Harbaoui Zrelli M. (2016)
    “Renewable and Non-Renewable Electricity Consumption, Carbon Emissions and GDP: Evidence from Mediterranean Countries», ERF Working paper N°1037, Août.”
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  • BEN TEMELLIST, A. (2016)
     Des freins au transfert inter-organisationnel des ressources et des compétences : les spécificités socioculturelles, (1:4), pp.1-23, www.revue-rms.fr, VA Press.
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  • Zouhour Ben Hamadi, Hammami Yosra. Expertise du CA. (2016)
    Prise de risques et performance : Cas des banques tunisiennes. Comptabilité et gouvernance, May 2016, Clermont-Ferrand, France. pp.cd-rom. ⟨hal-01901202⟩.
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