Social and Environmental Accountability Journal

2011 - 2024

Current editor(s): Jeffrey Unerman, John Ferguson and Jan Bebbington

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Reflecting on the Impact of Generative AI for Sustainability Accounting Scholarship pp. 181-192: Oana Apostol, Colin Dey and Ian Thomson
Taking Carbon into Account in Capital Budgeting: A Field Study of Municipal Energy Companies in Finland pp. 193-216: Timo Hyvönen, Matias Laine and Jukka Pellinen
Two Years in the Making: Co-Learning Insights from the CSEAR’s Education Community of Practice pp. 217-236: Michelle Rodrigue and Shona Russell
Reflecting on the Critical Dialogic Accounting and Accountability Conference pp. 237-257: Matthew Sorola, Richard Jabot and Maxence Postaire
Achieving Accountability in Hybrid Organizations pp. 258-261: Ziming Xu
Transparency and Community Trust in Village Government: Does Corruption Perception Matter? by H. Sofyani, R. Yaya, and Z. Saleh pp. 262-263: Luh Komang Merawati
Exploring the effectiveness of sustainability measurement: which ESG metrics will survive COVID-19? by J. Atkins, F. Doni, A. Gasperini, S. Artuso, I. La Torre, and L. Sorrentino pp. 264-265: Hamzeh Al Amosh
Sustainable Energy Transition: Circular Economy and Sustainable Financing for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Practices pp. 266-269: Vikky Renaldi

Finding Our Voices – Exploring Diversity, Inclusion and Accounting by the Marginalised and Managed Diverse pp. 87-92: Matthew Egan, Barbara de Lima Voss, Nick McGuigan and Lisa Powell
When the Personal is Political: Sharing – as Insight – our Lived Experiences as Women of Colour in Accounting Academia pp. 93-111: Farzana Aman Tanima and Sendirella George
Is There No Sin Down South of the Equator? Brazilian Auditors’ Perception of the Gendered and Racialized Dynamics in Audit Firms pp. 112-135: João Paulo Resende de Lima, Claudio de Souza Miranda and Silvia Pereira de Castro Casa Nova
Queer Performance of Gay and Cis Men Accountants from the Perspective of Tokenism pp. 136-158: Daniel de Jesus Pereira, Marcia Juliana d’Angelo and Breno Machado Cola
Cultural Circularities that Limit Diversity: Emancipating Voices pp. 159-168: Fiona Anderson-Gough, Carla Edgley, Keith Robson and Nina Sharma
THE BIG CON: How the Consulting Industry Weakens our Businesses, Infantilises our Governments and Warps our Economies pp. 169-171: James Guthrie
Perceptions of CSR in the MENA Region: Findings from Qualitative Research pp. 172-175: Esam Emad Ghassab
Sustainability Assurance and Corporate Environmental Accountability pp. 176-177: Saleh F. A. Khatib
Moving Beyond the External Face of Accountability: Constructing Accountability for Sustainability from Within pp. 178-179: Sonia Umair

Reflecting on Recent History, Challenges and Scholarship Opportunities pp. 1-5: Oana Apostol, Colin Dey and Ian Thomson
An Awkward Signal: The ‘Petroleum and Minerals’ Imprint on the First Conference on Accounting, Governance and Sustainability pp. 6-16: Yves Gendron
Imagining Otherwise: Conceptualising Sustainability in an Era of Extractivism Through an Agonistic Feminist Lens: A Response to Gendron (2024) pp. 17-36: Daniela Senkl
The New Wave of CSR-Related Mainstream Accounting Research: On the Performative Effects of Literature Reviews pp. 37-62: Manuel Branco
Climate (in)Justice in Action? A Commentary on COP28 and Emerging Accounting Mechanisms pp. 63-74: Arielle Lee, Charika Channuntapipat and Robert Charnock
The coming wave: AI, power and the twenty-first century’s greatest dilemma pp. 75-77: Martin Farrar
Climate Finance Research: A Thematic Review and Directions for the Future pp. 78-81: Yusuf Adeneye
The role of share repurchases for firms' social and environmental sustainability pp. 82-84: Saleh F. A. Khatib
The Anthropocene reality of financial risk pp. 85-86: Hamzeh Al Amosh

On the SEAJ Ethos: Mentorship and Peer Review pp. 193-201: Oana Apostol, Colin Dey and Michelle Rodrigue
Exploring the Attitudes of CFOs Towards Carbon Tax Policy pp. 202-234: Oliver Nnamdi Okafor, Michael Opara, Cynthia Maier and Kenneth Kalu
Expectations on Labour-Related CSR Reporting: Voices from Labour Unions in Indonesia and Thailand pp. 235-258: Fitra Roman Cahaya, Nursalim Nursalim and Nopraenue Dhirathiti
Rethinking Planetary Boundaries: Accounting for Ecological Limits pp. 259-272: Madlen Sobkowiak, Juliette Senn and Hendrik Vollmer
Remembering and Celebrating Thomas Ervin Schneider pp. 273-277: Michele Andreaus, Jan Bebbington, Kathryn Bewley, Giovanna Michelon, Robin Roberts, Michelle Rodrigue and Andrea Romi
Urgent business: five myths business needs to overcome to save itself and the planet pp. 278-280: Femi Oladele
The Value of Person-Centric CSR in SMEs pp. 281-284: Elaine Conway
Corporate environmental governance strategies under the dual supervision of the government and the public pp. 285-286: Hamzeh Al Amosh
Biodiversity accountability in water utilities: A case study pp. 287-288: Noor Afzalina Mohamad

Accounting and Accountability in Competing Worlds: An Overview pp. 95-104: Lee Moerman, Daniel Murphy, Sandra van der Laan and Dianne McGrath
Academics Applying Interventionist Research to Deal with Wicked and Complex Societal Problems pp. 105-122: Laura Corazza, Daniel Torchia and Dario Cottafava
Sociology of Worth: Justifying an Ambitious Sustainability Agenda at a University pp. 123-150: Daniel Murphy
An American Political Ideological Conflict and Its Revelations About Accounting and the Accounting Profession pp. 151-179: Joanne Sopt
Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? pp. 180-183: Terry Harris
CSR communication and Corporate Accountability in the Post-Covid-19 Era pp. 184-187: Xinwu He
ESG disclosure and idiosyncratic risk in initial public offerings pp. 188-189: Hamzeh Al Amosh
Assessing the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals: Does Integrated Reporting Matter? pp. 190-191: Sonia Umair

The Motivations and Practices of Impact Assessment in Socially Responsible Investing: The French Case and its Implications for the Accounting and Impact Investing Communities pp. 1-29: Diane-Laure Arjaliès, Pierre Chollet, Patricia Crifo and Nicolas Mottis
Assessing the Nexus between Cross-border Infrastructure Projects and Extinction Accounting—from the Belt and Road Initiative Perspective pp. 30-55: Ruopiao Zhang and Carlos Noronha
The Role of the Social and Environmental Accounting Community ‘Post’ Pandemic pp. 56-81: Carmen Correa Ruiz, José Juan Déniz Mayor, Nuria Descalzo Ruiz and Jesse Dillard
Resonance. A sociology of our relationship to the world pp. 82-83: Hendrik Vollmer
Sustainability and Accountability in Public Sector: A Legitimacy Perspective pp. 84-88: Xinwu He
Creating Visibilities: KPIs as a Technology of Governance within Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 89-90: Rosa Esteban-Arrea
Bridging the Understanding of Sustainability Accounting and Organisational Change pp. 91-93: Clement Boyer