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May 2024, Volume 44, Issue 2
- 87-92 Finding Our Voices – Exploring Diversity, Inclusion and Accounting by the Marginalised and Managed Diverse
by Matthew Egan & Barbara de Lima Voss & Nick McGuigan & Lisa Powell - 93-111 When the Personal is Political: Sharing – as Insight – our Lived Experiences as Women of Colour in Accounting Academia
by Farzana Aman Tanima & Sendirella George - 112-135 Is There No Sin Down South of the Equator? Brazilian Auditors’ Perception of the Gendered and Racialized Dynamics in Audit Firms
by João Paulo Resende de Lima & Claudio de Souza Miranda & Silvia Pereira de Castro Casa Nova - 136-158 Queer Performance of Gay and Cis Men Accountants from the Perspective of Tokenism
by Daniel de Jesus Pereira & Marcia Juliana d’Angelo & Breno Machado Cola - 159-168 Cultural Circularities that Limit Diversity: Emancipating Voices
by Fiona Anderson-Gough & Carla Edgley & Keith Robson & Nina Sharma - 169-171 THE BIG CON: How the Consulting Industry Weakens our Businesses, Infantilises our Governments and Warps our Economies
by James Guthrie - 172-175 Perceptions of CSR in the MENA Region: Findings from Qualitative Research
by Esam Emad Ghassab - 176-177 Sustainability Assurance and Corporate Environmental Accountability
by Saleh F. A. Khatib - 178-179 Moving Beyond the External Face of Accountability: Constructing Accountability for Sustainability from Within
by Sonia Umair
January 2024, Volume 44, Issue 1
- 1-5 Reflecting on Recent History, Challenges and Scholarship Opportunities
by Oana Apostol & Colin Dey & Ian Thomson - 6-16 An Awkward Signal: The ‘Petroleum and Minerals’ Imprint on the First Conference on Accounting, Governance and Sustainability
by Yves Gendron - 17-36 Imagining Otherwise: Conceptualising Sustainability in an Era of Extractivism Through an Agonistic Feminist Lens: A Response to Gendron (2024)
by Daniela Senkl - 37-62 The New Wave of CSR-Related Mainstream Accounting Research: On the Performative Effects of Literature Reviews
by Manuel Castelo Branco - 63-74 Climate (in)Justice in Action? A Commentary on COP28 and Emerging Accounting Mechanisms
by Arielle Lee & Charika Channuntapipat & Robert Charnock - 75-77 The coming wave: AI, power and the twenty-first century’s greatest dilemma
by Martin Farrar - 78-81 Climate Finance Research: A Thematic Review and Directions for the Future
by Yusuf Adeneye - 82-84 The role of share repurchases for firms' social and environmental sustainability
by Saleh F. A. Khatib - 85-86 The Anthropocene reality of financial risk
by Hamzeh Al Amosh
September 2023, Volume 43, Issue 3
- 193-201 On the SEAJ Ethos: Mentorship and Peer Review
by Oana Apostol & Colin Dey & Michelle Rodrigue - 202-234 Exploring the Attitudes of CFOs Towards Carbon Tax Policy
by Oliver Nnamdi Okafor & Michael Opara & Cynthia Maier & Kenneth Kalu - 235-258 Expectations on Labour-Related CSR Reporting: Voices from Labour Unions in Indonesia and Thailand
by Fitra Roman Cahaya & Nursalim Nursalim & Nopraenue Dhirathiti - 259-272 Rethinking Planetary Boundaries: Accounting for Ecological Limits
by Madlen Sobkowiak & Juliette Senn & Hendrik Vollmer - 273-277 Remembering and Celebrating Thomas Ervin Schneider
by Michele Andreaus & Jan Bebbington & Kathryn Bewley & Giovanna Michelon & Robin Roberts & Michelle Rodrigue & Andrea Romi - 278-280 Urgent business: five myths business needs to overcome to save itself and the planet
by Femi Oladele - 281-284 The Value of Person-Centric CSR in SMEs
by Elaine Conway - 285-286 Corporate environmental governance strategies under the dual supervision of the government and the public
by Hamzeh Al Amosh - 287-288 Biodiversity accountability in water utilities: A case study
by Noor Afzalina Mohamad
May 2023, Volume 43, Issue 2
- 95-104 Accounting and Accountability in Competing Worlds: An Overview
by Lee Moerman & Daniel Murphy & Sandra van der Laan & Dianne McGrath - 105-122 Academics Applying Interventionist Research to Deal with Wicked and Complex Societal Problems
by Laura Corazza & Daniel Torchia & Dario Cottafava - 123-150 Sociology of Worth: Justifying an Ambitious Sustainability Agenda at a University
by Daniel Murphy - 151-179 An American Political Ideological Conflict and Its Revelations About Accounting and the Accounting Profession
by Joanne Sopt - 180-183 Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative?
by Terry Harris - 184-187 CSR communication and Corporate Accountability in the Post-Covid-19 Era
by Xinwu He - 188-189 ESG disclosure and idiosyncratic risk in initial public offerings
by Hamzeh Al Amosh - 190-191 Assessing the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals: Does Integrated Reporting Matter?
by Sonia Umair
January 2023, Volume 43, Issue 1
- 1-29 The Motivations and Practices of Impact Assessment in Socially Responsible Investing: The French Case and its Implications for the Accounting and Impact Investing Communities
by Diane-Laure Arjaliès & Pierre Chollet & Patricia Crifo & Nicolas Mottis - 30-55 Assessing the Nexus between Cross-border Infrastructure Projects and Extinction Accounting—from the Belt and Road Initiative Perspective
by Ruopiao Zhang & Carlos Noronha - 56-81 The Role of the Social and Environmental Accounting Community ‘Post’ Pandemic
by Carmen Correa Ruiz & José Juan Déniz Mayor & Nuria Descalzo Ruiz & Jesse Dillard - 82-83 Resonance. A sociology of our relationship to the world
by Hendrik Vollmer - 84-88 Sustainability and Accountability in Public Sector: A Legitimacy Perspective
by Xinwu He - 89-90 Creating Visibilities: KPIs as a Technology of Governance within Covid-19 Pandemic
by Rosa Esteban-Arrea - 91-93 Bridging the Understanding of Sustainability Accounting and Organisational Change
by Clement Boyer
September 2022, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 129-139 Reflecting on Inspiration and Orientation
by Michelle Rodrigue & Colin Dey - 140-159 Managing the Regulatory Space: Examining Credit Union Accountability to Government in a Lightly Regulated Context
by Antonius Sumarwan & Belinda Luke & Craig Furneaux - 160-183 Pacific Step-Up: Exploring Geopolitical Accountability for Aid in Solomon Islands
by Bridget Poiohia & Lee Moerman & Stephanie Perkiss - 184-207 Materiality of Environmental and Social Reporting: Insights from Minority Stakeholders
by Haruna Maama & Kingsley Opoku Appiah & Mishelle Doorasamy - 208-222 Still Flying in the Face of Low-carbon Scholarship? A Final Call for the CSEAR Community to Get on Board
by Colin Dey & Shona Russell - 223-234 Accounting for Anticorruption: Where Are the Social and Environmental Accounting Scholars?
by Oana Apostol - 235-237 A Tribute to the Life and Scholarship of Conny Beck
by Jane Andrew - 238-239 Breaking boundaries: (counter) accounts during the pandemic – letters for future generations
by Lies Bouten - 240-243 Sustainability Reporting: A Nuanced View of Challenges
by Xinwu He - 244-245 Policy and Accounting Implications for Ocean Sustainability: Exploring the Ocean 100 Keystone Actors
by Elena Carrión - 246-247 Bates, A. E., Primack, R. B., Biggar, B. S., Bird, T. J., Clinton, M. E., Command, R. J., … & Parmelee, J. R. (2021). Global COVID-19 lockdown highlights humans as both threats and custodians of the environment. Biological Conservation, 263, 109175
by N. Descalzo-Ruiz
May 2022, Volume 42, Issue 1-2
- 1-1 Accounting and Climate Finance: Engaging with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
by Robert Charnock & Ian Thomson - 1-10 Engaging with the IPCC on Climate Finance: A Call to Action and Platform for Social and Environmental Accounting Scholars
by Ian Thomson & Robert Charnock - 11-17 There Should be More Normative Research on How Social and Environmental Accounting Should be Done
by Matthew Brander - 18-37 Climate Reporting Related to the TCFD Framework: An Exploration of the Air Transport Sector
by Bastien David & Sophie Giordano-Spring - 38-62 Mobilising Islamic Funds for Climate Actions: From Transparency to Traceability
by Raeni Raeni & Ian Thomson & Ann-Christine Frandsen - 63-92 Mandatory Versus Voluntary GHG Emissions Disclosures and Credit Risk
by Anis Maaloul & Matthew Wegener - 93-115 Accounting for Carbon Emission Allowances: An Empirical Analysis in the EU ETS Phase 3
by Nicolas Garcia-Torea & Sophie Giordano-Spring & Carlos Larrinaga & Géraldine Rivière-Giordano - 116-118 Intrinsic Capability: Implementing Intrinsic Sustainable Development For An Ecological Civilisation
by Olga Cam - 119-121 Accountability and evaluation within nonprofit organisations
by Kylie Kingston - 121-124 A Typology of Sustainability Assurance Providers Requiring Further Research
by Xinwu He - 124-125 Framing sustainable development challenges: accounting for SDG-15 in the UK
by Justyna Bekier - 125-127 Fossil Fuel Reserves and Resources Reporting and Unburnable Carbon: Investigating Conflicting Accounts
by Zaheda Daruwala
September 2021, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 139-149 Editorial 2021: Reflections on Vision and Perseverance
by Michelle Rodrigue & Helen Tregidga - 150-171 Roles of Accounting for the Contested Terrain of Social Enterprises
by Hannele Mäkelä - 172-193 Sustainability Reporting as a Consequence of Environmental Orientation: A Comparison of Sustainability Reporting by German Emerging Davids and Greening Goliaths
by Philipp Hummel - 194-200 Animals, Activists and Accounting: On Confronting an Intellectual Dead End
by Eija Vinnari - 201-207 Diversity, Inclusion, and the Opportunities for Accounting Research
by Matthew Egan - 208-218 Methodological Openness, Theoretical Diversity and Societal Relevance. A Review of Jeffrey Unerman’s Contributions to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Research
by Matias Laine - 219-232 On Jeffrey Unerman and the Future of NGO Accountability
by Roel Boomsma - 233-235 What Comes After Entanglement? Activism, Anthropocentrism, and an Ethics of Exclusion
by Hendrik Vollmer - 236-238 Thematic Review on the Concept of Normativity in Environmental Reporting
by Blerita Korca - 239-240 Management Accounting Systems in Institutional Complexity: Hysteresis and Boundaries of Practices in Social Housing
by Annelies Fievez - 240-241 The role and impact of professional accountancy associations on accounting education research: An international study
by Bisola Joloko
May 2021, Volume 41, Issue 1-2
- 1-7 Editorial: Accounting and ConservationTo Live in Harmony with Nature, We Must Organise Nature
by Thomas Cuckston - 8-36 Assessing the Emancipatory Nature of Chinese Extinction Accounting
by Longxiang Zhao & Jill Atkins - 37-65 A Practical Application of Accounting for Biodiversity: The Case of Soil Health
by Warren Maroun & Jill Atkins - 66-97 Accounting for Biodiversity and Extinction: The Case of South African National Parks
by M. Büchling & W. Maroun - 98-123 Angry Birds – The Use of International Union for the Conservation of Nature Categories as Biodiversity Disclosures in Extinction Accounting
by Gunnar Rimmel - 124-126 No Friend but the Mountains: Writing from Manus Prison
by Matthew Scobie - 127-129 Sustainability Assurance: A Call for Specialist Standards
by Xinwu He - 129-130 Excellent and Gender Equal? Academic Motherhood and ‘Gender Blindness’ in Norwegian Academia
by Casey Camors - 131-132 Matter of opinion: exploring the socio-political nature of materiality disclosures in sustainability reporting
by Putu Agus Ardiana - 132-133 When Is There a Sustainability Case for CSR? Pathways to Environmental and Social Performance Improvements
by Christophor Tsui - 134-134 Visuality as Greenwashing: The Case of BP and Deepwater Horizon
by Iris Burgia - 135-135 Corporate reporting metamorphosis: empirical findings from state-owned enterprises
by Putu Agus Ardiana - 136-137 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communication and Small and Medium Sized Enterprises: The Governmentality Dilemma of Explicit and Implicit CSR Communication
by Eleanor McNally
September 2020, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 155-165 Editors Introduction to the Special Issue. I (we) won’t back down: Rob Gray’s Tribute Album
by Michelle Rodrigue & Helen Tregidga - 166-170 Rob Gray, Forever Inspiring The Greening of Accountancy
by Andrea B. Coulson - 171-174 ‘We Don’t Need No Thought Control’ – Rob Gray’s Fight Against ‘Indoctrination’ in Accounting Education
by John Ferguson - 175-180 Sailing the Big Blue Boat: Rob Gray and the Blue Meanies
by Lee D. Parker - 181-185 Foundations, Evolution and Impact of Rob Gray’s Social Accounting Project: Lessons for Emerging Scholars
by Carol Tilt - 186-190 ‘The World for Which we Account’: Systems Thinking in Rob Gray’s Works
by Carlos Larrinaga - 191-197 Sustainability Reporting and Value Creation
by Carol A. Adams - 198-204 Looking Further, Speaking out Louder: Tribute to Rob Gray
by Matias Laine - 205-208 From Gray to Green Accounting
by Ian Thomson - 209-213 Tribute to My Academic Father – Professor Rob Gray
by Tiffany C. H. Leung - 214-218 Honouring Rob Gray’s CSEAR Legacy
by Robin W. Roberts - 219-222 Transition, Transformation, Commitment
by Jesse Dillard & Mary Ann Reynolds - 223-228 Finance and Financial Markets: The Hidden and Implacable Conundrum at the Heart of the Sustainability problematique?
by Rob Gray
May 2020, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 101-115 Building from Scratch: An Auto-ethnographic Approach for the Development of a Social Reporting Model
by Adrian Zicari & Luis Perera-Aldama - 116-139 The Verbal Tone in Mandatory Environmental Disclosures: Evidence from Changes in Disclosures Following SEC Guidance
by Shu Feng & Lucia S. Gao - 140-148 Relevance of SEA to a Global Financial Centre Under One Country Two Systems: Engaging Stakeholders for Sustainability and Climate Change
by Artie W. Ng & Tiffany C. H. Leung - 149-151 Toward Dialogic Accounting? Public Accountants’ Assistance to Works Councils − A Tool Between Hope and Illusion / When Democratic Principles Are Not Enough: Tensions and Temporalities of Dialogic Stakeholder Engagement / Bringing the Ugly Back: A Dialogic Exploration of Ethics in Leadership Through an Ethno-narrative re-Reading of the Enron Case
by Kylie Kingston - 152-153 Sustainability Struggles: Conflicting Cultures and Incompatible Logics
by Marek Reuter - 153-154 Contested Compliance Regimes in Global Production Networks: Insights from the Bangladesh Garment Industry
by Anees Farrukh
January 2020, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-23 Special Issue Editorial: Social and Environmental Account/Ability 2020 and Beyond
by Matias Laine & Matthew Scobie & Matthew Sorola & Helen Tregidga - 24-41 A Meta-Review of SEAJ: The Past and Projections for 2020 and Beyond
by Olayinka Moses & FJ Mohaimen & Mofoluwaso Emmanuel - 42-52 Imagining the Future of Social and Environmental Accounting Research for Pacific Small Island Developing States
by Glenn Finau - 53-74 Exploring the Potential Links between Social and Environmental Accounting and Political Ecology
by Fabián Leonardo Quinche-Martín & Andrés Cabrera-Narváez - 75-92 A Limb, Not a Lens: Re-thinking Theory’s Role in Social and Environmental Accounting Research
by Dale Tweedie - 93-94 When CSR backfires: understanding stakeholders’ negative responses to corporate social responsibility
by Kenneth A. Fox - 95-97 Unpacking the Narrative Decontestation of CSR: Aspiration for Change or Defense of the Status Quo? / Vicious and Virtuous Circles of Aspirational Talk: From Self-Persuasive to Agonistic CSR Rhetoric / Aspirational Talk in Strategy Texts: A Longitudinal Case Study of Strategic Episodes in Corporate Social Responsibility Communication
by Madlen Sobkowiak - 98-98 A stakeholder theory perspective on business models: value creation for sustainability
by Joanna Kitchen - 99-100 Critical Dialogical Accountability: From Accounting-based Accountability to Accountability-based Accounting
by David Yates
September 2019, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 147-151 Editorial
by Matias Laine & Helen Tregidga - 152-177 To Agree or Disagree? An Analysis of CSR Ratings Firms
by Elaine Conway - 178-191 Teaching Case. PF Integrated: Developing and Experimenting Competencies in Sustainability Accounting
by Marc Journeault & Michelle Rodrigue & Alexandre Perron - 192-199 A Pressing Need to Engage with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: The Role of SEA Scholars in Syntheses of Social Science Climate Research
by Robert Charnock & Ian Thomson - 200-202 The Corporation, Law and Capitalism: A Radical Perspective on the Role of Law in the Global Political Economy
by Marisa McVey - 203-204 How Sustainable is Big Data?
by Chaoyuan She - 204-205 Accounting, Performance Measurement and Fairness in UK Fresh Produce Supply Networks
by Roger Berquier - 205-207 Tax Avoidance as a Sustainability Problem
by Maryse Mayer - 207-208 Varieties of Neo-colonialism: Government Accounting Reforms in Anglophone and Francophone Africa – Benin and Ghana Compared
by Glenn Finau
May 2019, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 81-99 Crowdsourcing Corporate Transparency through Social Accounting: Conceptualising the ‘Spotlight Account’
by Stephanie Perkiss & Bonnie Dean & Belinda Gibbons - 100-123 Directors & Corporate Social Responsibility: Joint Consideration of Director Gender and the Director’s Role
by Charles P. Cullinan & Lois Mahoney & Pamela B. Roush - 124-136 The Impact of Governmental Pressure on Corporate Corruption Spending: Evidence from China
by Yi Ren & Dennis M. Patten - 137-139 Being Ecological
by Cornelia Beck - 140-141 Gender is not “a dummy variable”: a discussion of current gender research in accounting
by Stacy Chavez - 141-142 An Inconvenient Truth: How Organisations Translate Climate Change into Business as Usual
by Oana Apostol - 142-143 The Institutional Work of Exploitation: Employers’ Work to Create and Perpetuate Inequality
by Christine Gilbert - 143-145 It’s Time to Think Centrality of Time in Relation to Sustainable Business
by Radman Selmic
January 2019, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 1-22 Accounting for Sustainability Governance: The Enabling Role of Social and Environmental Accountability Research
by Leonardo Rinaldi - 23-43 Temporal Strategic Knowledge-sharing Nets as Instances of Sustainability Governance in Practice
by Leanne Johnstone - 44-69 Towards Transparency? Analysing the Sustainability Governance Practices of Ethical Certification
by Helen Tregidga & Kate Kearins & Eva Collins - 70-71 Sustainability accounting and integrated reporting
by John Dumay - 72-73 Social movement NGOs and the comprehensiveness of conflict mineral disclosures: evidence from global companies
by Mercy Denedo - 73-74 Acknowledging complexity in food supply chains when assessing their performance and sustainability
by Carla Antonini - 75-75 Ideology and the micro-foundations of CSR: Why executives believe in the business case for CSR and how this affects their CSR engagements
by Jolien Lievens - 76-77 The Role of Sustainability Performance and Accounting Assurors in Sustainability Assurance Engagements
by Mercedes Luque-Vílchez - 77-79 Two Versions for the Same Story: Restatements and Assurance of Sustainability Reporting
by Nicolas Garcia-Torea
September 2018, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 163-166 Editorial
by Matias Laine & Helen Tregidga - 167-196 Accounting for Strike Action: An Illustration of Organised Hypocrisy
by Warren Maroun - 197-217 Teaching Case. The Case of Assabi: Expanding the Learning on Sustainability Through an Experiential Qualitative Multi-Criteria Decision Making Activity
by Solange Garcia & Ian Thomson - 218-226 Making Accounting for Biodiversity Research a Force for Conservation
by Thomas Cuckston - 227-227 “The expressive role of performance measurement systems: A field study of a mental health development project.”
by Sophie Hoozée - 228-229 Postcapitalist Precarious Work and those in the ‘drivers’ Seat: Exploring the Motivations and Lived Experiences of Uber Drivers in Canada
by Stephanie Perkiss - 229-230 “‘Mathematics maybe, but not money’: on balance sheets, numbers and nature in ecological accounting.”
by Marion Ligonie - 230-231 Is Sustainability Performance Comparable? A Study of GRI Reports of Mining Organizations
by Jenni Puroila - 231-232 Re-politicizing social and environmental accounting through Rancière: On the value of dissensus
by Eija Vinnari
May 2018, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 111-130 Reliability and Comparability of GHG Disclosures to the CDP by US Electric Utilities
by Elizabeth Stanny - 131-144 Mandatory? Voluntary? A Discussion of Corporate Environmental Disclosure Requirements in China
by Hui Situ & Carol Tilt - 145-150 Making Social and Environmental Accounting Research Relevant in Developing Countries: A Matter of Context?
by Carol A. Tilt - 151-154 The Social Function of Accounts, Reforming Accounting to Serve Mankind
by Marion Brivot & Céline Baud - 154-156 Dark Ecology: for a Logic of Future Coexistence
by Hendrik Vollmer - 157-158 Contemporary Issues in Social Accounting
by Colin Dey - 159-160 Seeking ‘Conversations for Accountability’: Mediating the Impact of Nongovernmental Organisation (NGO) Upward Accountability Processes
by Anees Farrukh - 160-162 Community Disclosures in a Developing Country: Insights from a Neo-Pluralist Perspective
by Aljaohra Altuwaijri
January 2018, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 1-18 Environmental Management Accounting: The Missing Link to Sustainability?
by Delphine Gibassier & Simon Alcouffe - 19-29 Linking Environmental Management Accounting: A Reflection on (Missing) Links to Sustainability and Planetary Boundaries
by Stefan Schaltegger - 30-48 Theorising and Modelling Social Control in Environmental Management Accounting Research
by Leanne Johnstone - 49-74 Developing Sustainability Mobility Controls: The Case of Four Belgian Local Governments
by Nathalie Crutzen & Djida Bounazef & Wei Qian - 75-96 Environmental Management Controls at Michelin – How Do They Link to Sustainability?
by C. Richard Baker & Bruno Cohanier & Delphine Gibassier - 97-98 Principles vs. Practice: A Review of Chief Value Officer: Accountants Can Save the Planet
by Dale Tweedie - 98-103 The econocracy: the perils of leaving economics to the experts
by Matthew Sorola - 104-105 Accounting and Social Movements: An Exploration of Critical Accounting Praxis
by Sendirella George - 105-106 ‘Speaking Truth to Power’: Analysing Shadow Reporting as a Form of Shadow Accounting
by Max Baker - 106-107 Exploring the Implications of Integrated Reporting for Social Investment (Disclosures)
by Pablo Rodríguez-Gutiérrez - 108-110 Continental Drift – Vale Professor David Campbell, 1963–2017
by Cornelia Beck & Lee Moerman & Richard Slack & Sandra van der Laan
September 2017, Volume 37, Issue 3
- 1-1 Editorial Board
by The Editors - 153-154 Editorial
by Matias Laine & Carlos Larrinaga - 155-173 Eye-Tracking Experiments in Social and Environmental Accounting Research
by Charles H. Cho & Amy M. Hageman & Tiphaine Jérôme - 174-189 Social Accounting into Action: Religion as ‘Moral Source’
by Stephanie Perkiss & Dale Tweedie - 190-202 Improving Corporate Political Donations Disclosure: Lessons from Australia
by Shane Leong & James Hazelton - 203-221 SEC’s 2010 Release on Climate Change: Shifting from Voluntary to Mandatory Climate Change Disclosure
by Martin Freedman & Jin Park - 222-222 Whose Call to Answer: Institutional Complexity and Firms’ CSR Reporting
by Lies Bouten - 222-223 Narrative Reporting and Crises: British Petroleum and Shell, 1950–1958
by Annika Beelitz - 223-225 Towards Environmental Management Accounting for Trade-Offs
by S. Leanne Keddie - 225-226 Stakeholder Relationships, Engagement, and Sustainability Reporting
by Aideen O’Dochartaigh - 226-227 Voluntary Disclosure of GHG Emissions: Contrasting the CDP with Corporate Reports
by Nadra Pencle - 227-228 Potential Users’ Perceptions of General Purpose Water Accounting Reports
by Shona Russell - 229-232 Pioneers of Critical Accounting: A Celebration of the Life of Tony Lowe
by Rob Gray & Matthew Scobie
May 2017, Volume 37, Issue 2
- 81-96 Exposing Students to Environmental Sustainability in Accounting: An Analysis of Its Impacts in a US Setting
by W. Eric Lee & Rachel N. Birkey & Dennis M. Patten - 97-117 The Evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility Assurance – A Longitudinal Study
by Barry Ackers - 118-136 Statement of Social Performance: Opportunities and Barriers to Adoption
by Belinda Luke - 137-143 Global Climate Change Responsiveness in the USA: An Estimation of Population Coverage and Implications for Environmental Accountants
by Jan Bebbington & Jason Harrison - 144-146 The MultiCapital Scorecard: Re-thinking Organizational Performance
by Rob Gray - 147-148 Understanding and Contributing to the Enigma of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Assurance in the United States
by Mercedes Luque-Vílchez - 148-149 Sustainable Universities – A Study of Critical Success Factors for Participatory Approaches
by Paulina Arroyo - 149-150 Differences in Auditor’s Materiality Assessments When Auditing Financial Statements and Sustainability Reports
by Andrea M. Romi - 150-151 Strategic Cost Management and Performance: The Case of Environmental Costs
by Clémence Stanley - 151-152 Strategies of Legitimacy Through Social Media: The Networked Strategy
by Pablo Gomez-Carrasco
January 2017, Volume 37, Issue 1
- 1-5 Social Enterprise, Accountability and Social Accounting
by Hannele Mäkelä & Jane Gibbon & Ericka Costa - 6-17 What’s So Social About Social Return on Investment? A Critique of Quantitative Social Accounting Approaches Drawing on Experiences of International Microfinance
by Pål Vik - 18-32 Sense-making Accountability: Netnographic Study of an Online Public Perspective
by May Aung & Sina Bahramirad & Ruben Burga & Mychal-Ann Hayhoe & Shuyue Huang & Joshua LeBlanc - 33-58 Cattle, Land, People, and Accountability Systems: The Makings of a Values-based Organisation
by Jesse Dillard & Madeleine Pullman - 59-65 Contemporary Challenges Facing Social Enterprises and Community Organisations Seeking to Understand Their Social Value
by Alan Kay & Lisa McMullan