Svenja Dube

Education

Ph.D., Accounting, New York University New York United States

M.S., Accounting and Finance, Humboldt University Berlin Berlin Germany

B.Sc., Business Administration, Humboldt University Germany

Journal Articles

(2025). ESG rating competition and rating quality. Journal of Accounting Research,

Cuny, C., & Dube, S. (2024). The moderating role of reporting quality. Contemporary Accounting Research, 42(1). 94-120.

Dube, S. (2024). Trading off managerial and investor uncertainty in firm disclosure: Evidence form R&D investments and management guidance. Contemporary Accounting Research, 41(3). 1986-2012.

Dube, S., & Zhu, C. (2021). The disciplinary effect of social media: Evidence from workplace practices in response to Glassdoor reviews. Journal of Accounting Research, 59(5).

Billings, M. B., Cedergren, M. C., & Dube, S. (2021). Does litigation change managers' beliefs about the value of voluntarily disclosing bad news?. Review of Accounting Studies, 26. 1456-1491.

Presentations

Dube, S. (2025, February 22). SEC’s Comment Letters’ Scrutinization of Environmental Disclosures: Financial Materiality of Environmental Disclosures and Political Ideology. Conference on Climate Research, Teaching, and Collaboration. Baruch College, New York, NYIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, October 16). SEC’s Comment Letters’ Scrutinization of Environmental Disclosures: Financial Materiality of Environmental Disclosures and Political Ideology. CFEA Conference. In Progress.

Dube, S., & Geoffroy, R. (2025, June 16). SEC’s Comment Letters’ Scrutinization of Environmental Disclosures: Financial Materiality of Environmental Disclosures and Political Ideology. Haskayne and Fox Accounting Conference 2024. Lake Louise, CanadaIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, August 16). SEC’s Comment Letters’ Scrutinization of Environmental Disclosures: Financial Materiality of Environmental Disclosures and Political Ideology. Fox and Haskayne Conference. TempleIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, October 16). SEC’s Comment Letters’ Scrutinization of Environmental Disclosures: Financial Materiality of Environmental Disclosures and Political Ideology. UBC Workshop. In Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, February 16). Do consumers vote with their feet in response to negative ESG news? Evidence from consumer foot traffic to retail locations. AAA Sustainability, ESG, and Accounting Conference. Washington, DCIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, January 16). Do consumers vote with their feet in response to negative ESG news? Evidence from consumer foot traffic to retail locations. FARS Midyear Meeting. Denver, ColoradoIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, January 16). Do consumers vote with their feet in response to negative ESG news? Evidence from consumer foot traffic to retail locations. HARC - Hawaii Accounting Research Conference. HawaiiIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, February 16). ESG rating competition. Rutgers University. Newark, NJIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, January 16). Corporate Social Responsibility and Consumer Behavior. Baruch College. In Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, June 16). ESG rating competition. Haskayne and Fox Accounting Conference. Lake Louise, CanadaIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, December 16). Corporate Social Responsibility and Consumer Behavior. University of Mainz. In Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, October 16). ESG rating competition. University of Mannheim. In Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, September 16). ESG rating competition. University of Bolzano. In Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, June 16). The Disciplining Role of Securities Litigation in Shaping ESG Disclosures and ESG Rating Disagreements. Haskayne and Fox Accounting Conference. Whistler, CanadaIn Progress.

Dube, S. (2025, June 16). Can talk translate into action? Evidence from CSR shareholder proposals. EAA Annual Meeting. BergenIn Progress.

Research Currently in Progess

Dube, S., Lee, H., & Wang, D.(n.d.). Do consumers vote with their feet in response to negative ESG news? Evidence from consumer foot traffic to retail locations.

Dube, S., & Geoffroy, R.(n.d.). The SEC Enforcement of Environmental Disclosures: Evidence from the SEC Comment Letter Review Process.

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