Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Carol Adams

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Volume 8, issue 5, 2017

In memoriam: Professor David J. Campbell, 1963-2017 pp. 520-524

Richard Slack

How private meta-governance helps standard-setting partnerships deliver pp. 525-546

Lili Mundle, Marianne Beisheim and Lars Berger

The relationship between CSR disclosure and competitive advantage pp. 547-570

Hui-Cheng Yu, Lopin Kuo and Mao-Feng Kao

GRI G4 content index pp. 571-594

Renzo Mori Junior and Peter Best

Linking environmental strategy to environmental performance pp. 595-619

Grace T. Solovida and Hengky Latan

Volume 8, issue 4, 2017

Beyond unsustainable leadership: critical social theory for sustainable leadership pp. 418-444

Jem Bendell, Neil Sutherland and Richard Little

Psychosocial factors influencing the experience of sustainability professionals pp. 445-469

Nadine Andrews

System leadership development in Children’s Centres in the UK pp. 470-488

Kaz Stuart and Megan Wilcox

Heroic ecologies: embodied heroic leadership and sustainable futures pp. 489-511

Olivia Efthimiou

Volume 8, issue 3, 2017

The impact of corporate social responsibility and internal controls on stakeholders’ view of the firm and financial performance pp. 246-280

Orhan Akisik and Graham Gal

Managerial ability and chemical releases pp. 281-306

Li Sun

Research and innovation processes revisited – networked responsibility in industry pp. 307-334

Job Timmermans, Emad Yaghmaei, Bernd Carsten Stahl and Alexander Brem

Diversity ASX corporate governance recommendations: a step towards change? pp. 335-357

Sonia Shimeld, Belinda Williams and Justin Shimeld

Corporate sustainability and financial performance of Chinese banks pp. 358-385

Olaf Weber

Emerging phenomenon of corporate social and environmental reporting in China pp. 386-415

Shengli Yu and Anna Lee Rowe

Volume 8, issue 2, 2017

Analysing the inclusion of stand-alone courses on ethics and CSR pp. 114-137

Manuel Larrán Jorge, Francisco Javier Andrades Peña and Maria Jose Muriel de los Reyes

Corporate social and environmental reporting practices pp. 138-165

Md Moazzem Hossain, Mahmood Ahmed Momin, Anna Lee Rowe and Mohammed Quaddus

Ideas in conflict: a case study on tensions in the process of preparing sustainability reports pp. 166-190

Magnus Frostenson and Sven Helin

Assessing the legitimacy of HEIs’ contributions to society pp. 191-215

Claudia Urdari, Teodora Viorica Farcas and Adriana Tiron-Tudor

Supply chain-oriented corporate water accounting: a research agenda pp. 216-242

Katherine Leanne Christ and Roger Leonard Burritt

Volume 8, issue 1, 2017

Corporate social responsibility disclosure pp. 2-19

Joanna Krasodomska and Charles H. Cho

The disclosure of environmental conservation costs and its relation to eco-efficiency pp. 20-42

Keun-Hyo Yook, Hakjoon Song, Dennis M. Patten and Il-Woon Kim

Water, water, everywhere pp. 43-76

Lachlan McDonald-Kerr

Corporate citizenship and social responsibility policies in the United States of America pp. 77-93

Mark Anthony Camilleri

Does an institutional factor influence corporate environmental strategy? pp. 94-112

Xuanwei Cao and Ali Quazi

Volume 7, issue 4, 2016

Approaches to quantify value from business to society pp. 474-493

Bernd Hendriksen, Jeroen Weimer and Mark McKenzie

An(other) truth: a feminist perspective on KPMG’s true value pp. 494-516

Christine Cooper and Daniela Senkl

KPMG’s True Value methodology pp. 517-530

Andrea B. Coulson

A review of “A New Vision of Value” – old wine, new bottle pp. 531-538

Nick Barter

Corporate sustainable business practices and talent attraction pp. 539-559

Mohamad Abu Huzaifah bin Magbool, Azlan Amran, Mehran Nejati and Krishnaswamy Jayaraman

Volume 7, issue 3, 2016

Between a rock and a hard place pp. 350-375

Shamama Afreen and Sushil Kumar

Women on boards, sustainability reporting and firm performance pp. 376-401

Mahmoud Arayssi, Mustafa Dah and Mohammad Jizi

Advancing environmental sustainability via deliberative democracy pp. 402-427

Murugesh Arunachalam, Jagdeep Singh-Ladhar and Andrea McLachlan

Towards environmental management accounting for trade-offs pp. 428-448

Katherine Leanne Christ, Roger Burritt and Mohsen Varsei

Motivations for corporate social and environmental reporting: New Zealand evidence pp. 449-472

Stevie Dobbs and Chris van Staden

Volume 7, issue 2, 2016

What are the drivers of sustainability reporting? A systematic review pp. 154-189

Dominik Dienes, Remmer Sassen and Jasmin Fischer

The trend of integrated reporting practice in South Africa: ceremonial or substantive? pp. 190-224

Abdifatah Ahmed Haji and Mutalib Anifowose

The value relevance of “assured” environmental disclosure pp. 225-245

Marco Fazzini and Lorenzo Dal Maso

Investor views, investment screen use, and socially responsible investment behavior pp. 246-267

William Dilla, Diane Janvrin, Jon Perkins and Robyn Raschke

Operational “problem” directors and environmental performance pp. 268-294

Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan and Jill Hooks

Exploring the relationship between CSR and innovation pp. 295-318

Piotr Ratajczak and Dawid Szutowski

Contributing barriers to corporate social and environmental responsibility practices in a developing country pp. 319-346

Md Moazzem Hossain, Manzurul Alam, Angela Hecimovic, Mohammad Alamgir Hossain and Aklema Choudhury Lema

Volume 7, issue 1, 2016

Behind camouflaging: traditional and innovative theoretical perspectives in social and environmental accounting research pp. 2-25

Giovanna Michelon, Silvia Pilonato, Federica Ricceri and Robin W Roberts

CSR disclosure in response to major airline accidents: a legitimacy-based exploration pp. 26-43

Petros Vourvachis, Thérèse Woodward, David G. Woodward and Dennis M Patten

SLAPPed: the relationship between SLAPP suits and changed ESG reporting by firms pp. 44-79

Olivia Giles and Daniel Murphy

An exploratory analysis of managerial perceptions of social and environmental reporting in China pp. 80-98

Na Zhao and Dennis M Patten

Social impact measurement: why do stakeholders matter? pp. 99-124

Ericka Costa and Caterina Pesci

The illusion of CSR: drawing the line between core and supplementary CSR pp. 125-151

Pablo Gomez-Carrasco, Encarna Guillamon-Saorin and Beatriz Garcia Osma

Volume 6, issue 4, 2015

Corporate social responsibility disclosure in Chinese railway companies pp. 446-474

Carlos Noronha, Tiffany Cheng Han Leung and On Ieng Lei

The Indonesian Government’s coercive pressure on labour disclosures pp. 475-497

Fitra Roman Cahaya, Stacey Porter, Greg Tower and Alistair Brown

The fit of the social responsibility standard ISO 26000 within other CSR instruments pp. 498-526

Anna Zinenko, Maria Rosa Rovira and Ivan Montiel

The corporate reporting landscape: a market for virtue or the virtue of marketization? pp. 527-536

Delphine Gibassier

Volume 6, issue 3, 2015

Exploring metaphors of capitals and the framing of multiple capitals pp. 290-314

Andrea B. Coulson, Carol Adams, Michael N. Nugent and Kathryn Haynes

Reflections on natural capital accounting at the national level pp. 315-339

Carl Gordon Obst

Carbon management accounting and reporting in practice pp. 340-365

Delphine Gibassier and Stefan Schaltegger

Natural capital: dollars and cents/dollars and sense pp. 366-373

Nick Barter

Does the strategic alignment of value drivers impact earnings persistence? pp. 374-396

Robert Hogan and Jocelyn D. Evans

Integrated reporting in South Africa: some initial evidence pp. 397-424

Neelam Setia, Subhash Abhayawansa, Mahesh Joshi and Anh Vu Huynh

The MultiCapital Scorecard pp. 425-438

Mark W. McElroy and Martin P. Thomas

Volume 6, issue 2, 2015

Developing the ecological balance sheet for agricultural sustainability pp. 110-137

Sue Ogilvy

Firm ownership and board characteristics pp. 138-165

Mohammad Muttakin and Nava Subramaniam

Corporate social responsibility, economic globalization and developing countries pp. 166-189

Mohammed Ziaul Haque and Fara Azmat

Factors affecting the diffusion of integrated reporting – a UK FTSE 100 perspective pp. 190-223

Fiona Ann Robertson and Martin Samy

Environmental, social and governance disclosures in Europe pp. 224-242

Mark Anthony Camilleri

Broadening out and opening up: an agonistic attitude toward progressive social accounting pp. 243-266

Jesse Dillard and Judy Brown

The local government accountants’ perspective on sustainability pp. 267-287

Belinda Williams

Volume 6, issue 1, 2015

Engagement research in social and environmental accounting pp. 5-28

Carmen Correa and Carlos Larrinaga

Integrated reporting and assurance: where can research add value? pp. 29-53

Roger Simnett and Anna Louise Huggins

Governance, firm-level characteristics and their impact on the client’s voluntary sustainability disclosures and assurance decisions pp. 54-78

Michael Kend

Member perceptions of ESG investing through superannuation pp. 79-102

Laura de Zwaan, Mark Brimble and Jenny Stewart