Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Carol Adams

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Volume 11, issue 7, 2020

Dynamic capabilities and environmental accounting for the circular economy in businesses pp. 1129-1158

Sabina Scarpellini, Luz María Marín-Vinuesa, Alfonso Aranda-Usón and Pilar Portillo-Tarragona

Traceability matters pp. 1159-1187

Cordula Hinkes and Günter Peter

Impact of stakeholder pressure on the adoption of carbon management strategies pp. 1189-1212

Somaiya Yunus, Evangeline O. Elijido-Ten and Subhash Abhayawansa

Accounting for strong sustainability: an intervention-research based approach pp. 1213-1243

Souâd Taïbi, Nicolas Antheaume and Delphine Gibassier

Leveraging open innovation strategies for fueling eco-innovation performance in dynamic environments pp. 1245-1270

Colin C.J. Cheng and Eric C. Shiu

The impact of top management’s environmental responsibility audit on corporate environmental investment: evidence from China pp. 1271-1291

Changli Zeng, Lu Zhang and Jiangtao Li

Volume 11, issue 6, 2020

Towards a better understanding of sustainability accounting and management research and teaching in North America: a look at the community pp. 985-1007

Charles H. Cho, Anna Kim, Michelle Rodrigue and Thomas Schneider

Seeking legitimacy pp. 1009-1021

Dennis M. Patten

Managing legitimacy following loss of human life: Loblaw and Rana Plaza pp. 1023-1053

Merridee Lynne Bujaki and Sylvain Durocher

Does managerial ability affect the quality of environmental financial disclosure? pp. 1055-1073

Jason Chen and Jennifer Chen

The greenwashing triangle: adapting tools from fraud to improve CSR reporting pp. 1075-1093

John Richard Kurpierz and Ken Smith

The cannabis industry within the USA: the influence of gender on cannabis policy and sales pp. 1095-1126

Casey Camors, Stacy L. Chavez and Andrea M. Romi

Volume 11, issue 5, 2019

Sustainability accounting, management and policy in China: recent developments and future avenues pp. 825-839

Hongtao Shen, Artie W. Ng, John Zhang and Liyan Wang

Can corporate philanthropy be driven from the bottom to the top? Evidence from China pp. 841-861

Lin Zhang, Shenjiang Mo, Honghui Chen and Jintao Wu

Media coverage and impression management in corporate social responsibility reports pp. 863-886

Zhengyong Zhang and Hong Chen

Online sustainability reporting at universities: the case of Hong Kong pp. 887-901

Yi An, Howard Davey, Harun Harun, Zebin Jin, Xin Qiao and Qun Yu

Does policy uncertainty affect corporate environmental information disclosure: evidence from China pp. 903-931

Yue Pan, Qiuping Chen and Pengdong Zhang

Help or resistance? Product market competition and water information disclosure: evidence from China pp. 933-962

Zhifang Zhou, Tao Zhang, Jiachun Chen, Huixiang Zeng and Xiaohong Chen

The role of Chinese people’s political consultative conference in environmental governance pp. 963-982

Yankun Zhou, Xiaoqiang Zhi, Huiying Wu and Yongqing Li

Volume 11, issue 4, 2020

Exploring CSR’s influence on employees’ attitudes and behaviours in higher education pp. 653-678

Carla Mascarenhas, Luis Mendes, Carla Marques and Anderson Galvão

Dissecting the empirical-normative divide in business ethics pp. 679-694

Steffen Roth, Vladislav Valentinov and Lars Clausen

From sustainability constraints to innovation pp. 695-715

Goran Calic, Anton Shevchenko, Maryam Ghasemaghaei, Nick Bontis and Zeynep Ozmen Tokcan

Who can realize the “spot value” of corporate social responsibility? pp. 717-743

Shiyu Wang, Yan Zhang, Guanzhen Wang and Zhibin Chen

Integrating financial, social and environmental accounting pp. 745-769

Jeremy Andrew Nicholls

Does renewable energy promote green economic growth in OECD countries? pp. 771-798

Dilvin Taşkın, Gülin Vardar and Berna Okan

Modeling social sustainability: analysis of hospitality e-distributors pp. 799-824

Duygu Turker and Gokce Ozdemir

Volume 11, issue 3, 2019

The future of carbon accounting research: “we’ve pissed mother nature off, big time” pp. 477-485

Delphine Gibassier, Giovanna Michelon and Mélodie Cartel

When carbon accounting systems make us forget nature: from commodification to reification pp. 487-504

Régis Martineau and Jean-Philippe Lafontaine

The emergence of carbon accounting pp. 505-522

Morgane Le Breton and Franck Aggeri

Clean development mechanism and carbon emissions in Nigeria pp. 523-551

Sani Damamisau Mohammed

Evaluating the quality of carbon disclosures pp. 553-589

Panayis Pitrakkos and Warren Maroun

A description of four science-based corporate GHG target-setting methods pp. 591-612

Pedro Cabral Santiago Faria and Nicole Labutong

Ac-counting for carbon emissions: simulating absence through experimental sites of material politics pp. 613-640

Silvana Revellino

Commentary to “Ac-counting for carbon emissions: simulating absence through experimental sites of material politics” pp. 641-650

Pedro Cabral Santiago Faria

Volume 11, issue 2, 2020

Academic engagement in policy-making and social and environmental reporting pp. 281-290

Nicolas Garcia-Torea, Carlos Larrinaga and Mercedes Luque-Vílchez

Increasing the scope of assurance research: new lines of inquiry and novel theoretical perspectives pp. 291-316

Tom Tyson and Carol Adams

Integrated reports, external assurance and financial performance pp. 317-350

Orhan Akisik and Graham Gal

Rationales for integrated reporting adoption and factors impacting on the extent of adoption pp. 351-382

Fiona Ann Robertson and Martin Samy

Countries’ regulatory context and voluntary carbon disclosures pp. 383-408

Antonio J. Mateo-Márquez, José M. González-González and Constancio Zamora-Ramírez

The main determinants of adopting domestic biomass heating systems pp. 409-428

Inmaculada García-Maroto, Francisco Muñoz-Leiva, Elena Higueras-Castillo and Francisco Liébana-Cabanillas

YOU EARN as YOU LIVE as YOU VALUE pp. 429-450

Patrick O'Sullivan and Suthisak Kraisornsuthasinee

Enhancing firms’ environmental performance and financial performance through green supply chain management practices and institutional pressures pp. 451-476

Masood Nawaz Kalyar, Aftab Shoukat and Imran Shafique

Volume 11, issue 1, 2019

The challenge pp. 1-30

Jean Raar, Meropy Barut and Mohammad Istiaq Azim

The presence of citizen science in sustainability reporting pp. 31-64

Edward Millar and Cory Searcy

Is voluntary external assurance relevant for the valuation of environmental reporting by firms in environmentally sensitive industries? pp. 65-98

Ikram Radhouane, Mehdi Nekhili, Haithem Nagati and Gilles Paché

Web-based impression management? Salient features for CSR disclosure prominence pp. 99-136

Sabrina Chong and Asheq Rahman

The impact of board composition on the level of ESG disclosures in GCC countries pp. 137-161

Mahmoud Arayssi, Mohammad Jizi and Hala Hussein Tabaja

Materiality analysis in sustainability and integrated reports pp. 162-186

Felix Beske, Ellen Haustein and Peter C. Lorson

The hidden power of language pp. 187-206

Philipp Hummel and Jacob Hörisch

Information asymmetry in CSR reporting: publicly-traded versus privately-held firms pp. 207-232

L. Emily Hickman

Social value analysis: the case of Pompeu Fabra University pp. 233-252

Silvia Ayuso, Pablo Sánchez, José Luis Retolaza and Mònica Figueras-Maz

Sustainability governance and legitimisation processes: Gulf of Mexico oil spill pp. 253-278

Nader Elsayed and Sameh Ammar