Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Carol Adams

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Towards CSR and the sustainable enterprise economy in the Asia Pacific region pp. 194-213: Susan Forbes and Malcolm McIntosh
Role of World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) in seafood eco‐labelling policy in Japan pp. 214-230: Darek Gondor and Hideka Morimoto
Sustainable business model for biofuel industries in Indonesia pp. 231-247: Joni Jupesta, Yuko Harayama and Govindan Parayil
Innovation and its potential in the context of the ecological component of sustainable development pp. 248-262: Victoria A. Bakhtina
Public policies for scaling corporate responsibility standards pp. 263-293: Jem Bendell, Anthony Miller and Katharina Wortmann
Standardized reporting of climate change information in Australia pp. 294-321: Julie Cotter, Muftah Najah and Shihui Sophie Wang
Protecting and regaining clarity of mission in the microfinance industry pp. 322-330: Marc J. Epstein and Kristi Yuthas

Science and technology development and the depoliticization of the public space pp. 8-26: Linda R. Macdonald, Richard J. Varey and James R. Barker
Emissions trading in China: lessons from Taiyuan SO2emissions trading program pp. 27-44: Zhen Lu
Learning equilibria in growth‐pollution models pp. 45-75: Orlando Gomes
The role of management accounting practices as facilitators of the environmental management pp. 76-100: Esther Albelda
An analysis of the Italian governmental guidelines and of the local governments' practices for social reports pp. 101-125: Federica Farneti and Benedetta Siboni
Reasons for sustainability reporting by New Zealand local governments pp. 126-138: Amber Bellringer, Amanda Ball and Russell Craig
Embedding gender in sustainability reports pp. 139-146: Katherine Miles
Improving Australian greenhouse gas reporting and financial analysis of carbon risk associated with investments pp. 147-157: Tim Nelson, Elizabeth Wood, James Hunt and Cathlin Thurbon
Co‐operative performance pp. 158-164: Ed Mayo
The development of leaders able to respond to climate change and sustainability challenges pp. 165-171: Carol Adams, Marielle G. Heijltjes, Gavin Jack, Tim Marjoribanks and Michael Powell

Creating value through product stewardship and take‐back pp. 133-160: Dale S. Rogers, Zachary S. Rogers and Ronald Lembke
Collaborating to achieve corporate social responsibility and sustainability? pp. 161-177: Alan Murray, Kathryn Haynes and Lucian J. Hudson
Engaging small‐ and medium‐sized businesses in sustainability pp. 178-200: Elizabeth Stubblefield Loucks, Martin L. Martens and Charles H. Cho
Mission impossible: diffusion and drift in the microfinance industry pp. 201-221: Marc J. Epstein and Kristi Yuthas
Framing the “Green” alternative for environmentally conscious consumers pp. 222-234: Erica Mina Okada and Eric L. Mais
Sources of judgment error in environmental sensemaking pp. 235-255: Randolph E. Schwering
A model for conducting experimental environmental accounting research pp. 256-291: Hank C. Alewine
Collaboration, connections and change pp. 292-296: Carol Adams and Liliana Petrella

A re‐evaluation of social, environmental and sustainability accounting pp. 11-32: Rob Gray
Market reactions to the first‐time issuance of corporate sustainability reports pp. 33-50: Ronald P. Guidry and Dennis M. Patten
Human rights and corporate social responsibility pp. 51-65: Michael Stohl and Cynthia Stohl
Constructing strategies for sustainable development the communitarian way pp. 66-80: Murugesh Arunachalam and Stewart Lawrence
Re‐visiting the world and co‐creating a future pp. 81-84: Malcolm McIntosh
It's (already) beginning to look abitlike Christmas pp. 85-88: Roger Adams
Greenhouse gas accounting: global problem, national policy, local fugitives pp. 89-95: Anna Young
Economic catch‐up and emission reductions pp. 96-102: Jan‐Erik Lane
ISO 26000: a standard for human rights? pp. 103-105: Adrian Henriques