Social and Environmental Accountability Journal

2011 - 2024

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

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Volume 32, issue 2, 2012

Indigenous Peoples: Accounting and Accountability pp. 59-63

Nola Buhr

Collaborative and Participative Research: Accountability and the Indigenous Voice pp. 65-77

Bronwyn Rossingh

Accounting and Accountability of Eastern Highlands Indigenous Cooperative Reporting pp. 79-93

Alistair M. Brown and Cheow Wing Wong

Barriers to Accounting: Australian Indigenous Students' Experience pp. 95-107

Hassan Ibrahim Rkein and Gweneth Norris

The Institutionalisation of Unaccountability: Loading the Dice of Corporate Social Responsibility Discourse pp. 109-110

Oana Apostol

Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Innovation: Categories and Interactions pp. 110-111

Lies Bouten

Do Corporations Invest Enough in Environmental Sustainability? pp. 111-112

Jason Chen

Environmental Management Accounting and Innovation: An Exploratory Analysis pp. 112-113

Delphine Gibassier

Disability and the Socialization of Accounting Professionals pp. 113-114

Puja Ladva

The Case of Sustainability Assurance: Constructing a New Assurance Service pp. 114-114

Carlos Larrinaga

Seeking Legitimacy for New Assurance Forms: The Case of Assurance on Sustainability Reporting pp. 115-116

Nonna Martinov-Bennie

Stakeholders' Influence and Contribution to Social Standards Development: The Case of Multiple Stakeholder Approach to ISO 26000 Development pp. 115-115

Donna Mangion

Anglo-American Capitalism: The Role and Potential Role of Social Accounting pp. 116-117

Robin Roberts

The New Political Role of Business in a Globalized World: A Review of a New Perspective on CSR and its Implications for the Firm, Governance, and Democracy pp. 117-118

Ken Yeoh

The End of the Wild pp. 119-121

Nick Barter

The Perception of the Environment: Essays on Livelihood, Dwelling and Skill pp. 121-123

Nick Barter

Volume 32, issue 1, 2012

Editorial pp. 1-2

John Ferguson and Jeffrey Unerman

Agonistic Pluralism and Imagining CSEAR into the Future pp. 3-16

Jesse Dillard and Judy Brown

White Tigers, Zoos and Sustainability Reporting: A Cynical Reflection pp. 17-25

Dennis M. Patten

Measuring Corporate Environmental Performance: The Trade-Offs of Sustainability Ratings pp. 39-39

Jieun Chung

The Brave New World of Carbon Trading pp. 40-40

Cornelia Beck

How Well Do Social Ratings Actually Measure Corporate Social Responsibility? pp. 40-41

Den Patten

Class, Social Deprivation and Accounting Education in Scottish Schools: Implications for the Reproduction of the Accounting Profession and Practice pp. 41-42

Chris Poullaos

Analysing the Role of Sustainable Development Indicators in Accounting for and Constructing a Sustainable Scotland pp. 42-43

Leonardo Rinaldi

The Views of Managers from a Local Coastal Council on Sustainability Reporting Issues: An Australian-Based Case Study pp. 43-44

Moritz von Schwedler

Sustainability Practices: Trends in New Zealand Businesses pp. 44-45

Edward Tello

Corporate Governance: A Multi-Theoretical Approach to Recognizing the Wider Influencing Forces Impacting on Organizations pp. 45-46

Dominic S. B. Soh

The Nature, Use and Impression Management of Graphs in Social and Environmental Accounting pp. 46-47

Giovanna Michelon

Why We Disagree about Climate Change: Understanding Controversy, Inaction and Opportunity pp. 49-51

Nick Barter

Accounting and Distributive Justice pp. 51-52

David Collison

Corporate Impact: Measuring and Managing Your Social Footprint pp. 52-53

Rob Gray

Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? pp. 54-54

Matias Laine

Volume 31, issue 2, 2011

Permeating Boundaries: Accountability at the Nexus of Water and Climate Change pp. 117-123

Linda Lewis and Shona Russell

CSR in the UK Water Industry: ‘Doing the Right Thing’? A Case Study pp. 125-137

Moritz Von Schwedler

Stakeholder Management for Sustainable Development Implementation: The Case of a Sustainable Urban Drainage System pp. 139-153

S. Kennedy

‘Our Water Supply is being Managed like a Rumshop’: Water Governance in Barbados pp. 155-165

Adrian Cashman

Initiating Sustainable Development Reporting: Evidence from New Zealand pp. 167-168

Massimo Contrafatto

Sustainability Accounting and Reporting: Fad or Trend? pp. 168-169

Anna Young

Accounting for the Environment: Towards a Theoretical Perspective for Environmental Accounting and Reporting pp. 169-170

Dianne McGrath

Socioemotional Wealth and Corporate Responses to Institutional Pressures: Do Family-Controlled Firms Pollute Less? pp. 170-171

Jason Chen

Content Analysis in Environmental Reporting Research: Enrichment and Rehearsal of the Method in a British-German Context pp. 171-171

Yaning Du

Shifting Paradigms in Corporate Environmentalism: From Poachers to Gamekeepers pp. 171-172

James Hazelton

Governance from Below: Contesting Corporate Environmentalism in Durban, South Africa pp. 172-173

Shane Leong

Carbon Tax: Challenging Neoliberal Solutions to Climate Change pp. 173-174

Cary di Lernia

The Rise of the Global Reporting Initiative: A Case of Institutional Entrepreneurship pp. 174-175

Jeffrey Unerman

Towards Sustaining the Status Quo: Business Talk of Sustainability in Finnish Corporate Disclosures 1987--2005 pp. 175-176

Rob Gray

GRI Sustainability Reporting Guidelines for Public and Third Sector Organizations pp. 176-177

Donna Mangion

Freefall: Free Markets and the Sinking of the Global Economy pp. 179-179

Nick Barter

STATE OF THE WORLD 2010: Transforming Cultures from Consumerism to Sustainability pp. 180-181

Sue Gray

The Water Footprint Assessment Manual. Setting the Global Standard pp. 181-182

Matthew Egan

Volume 31, issue 1, 2011

The Importance of Peer-Reviewed Social and Environmental Accountability Research in Advancing Sustainability pp. 1-6

Jan Bebbington and Jeffrey Unerman

Building Bridges to the Future: Mapping the Territory for Developing Social and Environmental Accountability pp. 7-24

Lee D. Parker

PLEASE CITE THIS: An Exploratory Paper on Citations, Impacts and the Social Accounting Literature pp. 25-47

Rob Gray and Andreas G.F. Hoepner

Unveiling Social and Environmental Accounting Research in Spain: A Narrative of the Mobilisation of the Spanish Academic Community pp. 49-62

Carmen Correa Ruiz

Developments in Social Impact Measurement in the Third Sector: Scaling Up or Dumbing Down? pp. 63-72

Jane Gibbon and Colin Dey

An Empirical Investigation into the Boundary of Corporate Social Reports and Consolidated Financial Statements pp. 73-84

Caterina Pesci and Paolo Andrei

The Genesis of an ‘Interesting’ and Important Social and Environmental Accounting Conversation: Celebrating the Contribution of Professor David Owen to Social and Environmental Accounting and Auditing (SEAA) Research and Practice pp. 85-95

Brendan O'Dwyer

Stakeholder Inclusivity in Social and Environmental Report Assurance pp. 97-97

Angela Hecimovic

Corporate Social Disclosures in the Context of National Cultures and Stakeholder Theory pp. 98-98

John Ferguson

Smoke and mirrors: Corporate social responsibility and tax avoidance pp. 99-99

Matias Laine

Is Accounting for Sustainability Actually Accounting for Sustainability… and How Would We Know? An Exploration of Narratives of Organisations and the Planet pp. 99-100

Ian Thomson

Some Theories for Social Accounting? A Review Essay and a Tentative Pedagogic Categorization of Theoretisations around Social Accounting pp. 100-101

Matias Laine

Conceptions of the business-society-nature interface: Implications for management scholarship pp. 101-102

John Ferguson

Creating institutional meaning: Accounting and taxation law perspectives of carbon permits pp. 102-103

Thereza R.S. de Aguiar

Role of Analogy in the Institutionalization of Sustainability Reporting pp. 103-104

John Ferguson

Managing without Growth: Slower by Design, Not Disaster pp. 105-106

Matias Laine

Good Cop Bad Cop: Environmental NGOs and their Strategies towards Business pp. 105-105

Niamh O'Sullivan

A New Era of Sustainability: CEO Reflections on Progress to Date, Challenges Ahead and the Impact of the Journey toward a Sustainable Economy pp. 106-107

Matias Laine

Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability pp. 107-108

Sue Gray

SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTABILITY JOURNAL pp. 109-109

Nola Buhr

SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTABILITY JOURNAL pp. 111-111

Jan Bebbington