Sustainability Accounting Management and Policy Journal

The explanatory effect of CSR committee and assurance services on the adoption of the IFC performance standards, as a means of enhancing corporate transparency

Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal’s Contributions to Sustainability Disclosure Research: A Review and Assessment

The influence of pro-environmental managers’ personal values on environmental disclosure: The mediating role of the environmental organizational structure

Corporate social responsibility and financial analysts: a review of the literature

Education of sustainable development goals through students’ active engagement: A transformative learning experience

Countries’ regulatory context and voluntary carbon disclosures

Drivers of the disclosed “connectivity of the capitals”: evidence from integrated reports

Legitimacy-seeking strategies in the gambling industry: the case of responsible gambling

Do environmental responsibility views influence investors’ use of environmental performance and assurance information?

Is integrated reporting transformative

Market orientation, CSR and financial and marketing performance in manufacturing firms in Ghana and Ethiopia

Social assessment and management of conflict minerals: a systematic literature review

Consistencies and discrepancies in corporate social responsibility reporting in the pharmaceutical industry

Voluntary environmental collaborations and corporate social responsibility in Siem Reap city, Cambodia

Academic engagement in policy-making and social and environmental reporting

Exploring the strategic variety of socially responsible investment: Financial performance insights about SRI strategy portfolios

Progress towards sustainable urban water management in Ghana

Increasing the scope of assurance research : new lines of inquiry and novel theoretical perspectives.

Greenhouse gas emissions disclosure by cities: the expectation gap

Mandated social disclosure: Evidence that investors perceive poor quality reporting as increasing social and political cost exposures

Orientation towards social responsibility of North-West African firms

A description of four science-based corporate GHG target-setting methods

Dissecting the empirical-normative divide in business ethics: The contribution of systems theory

Benchmarking of European smart cities – a maturity model and web-based self-assessment tool

Evaluating the quality of carbon disclosures

Modeling social sustainability: analysis of hospitality e-distributors

Integrated reports, external assurance and financial performance

The hidden power of language: How “value creation accounting” influences decisions on expenditures, cost reductions and staff costs

Governing the “good citizen” and shaping the “model city” to tackle climate change: Materiality, economic discourse and exemplarity

Systematic review of smart cities and climate change adaptation

The emergence of carbon accounting: how instruments and dispositifs interact in new practice creation

Corporate water management systems and incentives to self-discipline

Managing legitimacy following loss of human life: Loblaw and Rana Plaza

Financial reputation repair through environmental performance: A study of restatements in polluting industries

A multi-stakeholders view of the barriers of social sustainability in healthcare supply chains: Analytic hierarchy process approach

The impact of readability of corporate social responsibility information on credibility as perceived by generalist versus specialist readers

Enhancing firms’ environmental performance and financial performance through green supply chain management practices and institutional pressures

The role of Chinese people’s political consultative conference in environmental governance: Evidence from environmental proposals

Rationales for integrated reporting adoption and factors impacting on the extent of adoption: A UK perspective

Verbal tones in sustainability assurance statements: An empirical exploration of explanatory factors

Ac-counting for carbon emissions: simulating absence through experimental sites of material politics

Clean development mechanism and carbon emissions in Nigeria

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

The financial and market consequences of environmental, social and governance ratings: The implications of recent political volatility in Egypt

Corporate sustainability accounting information systems: a contingency-based approach

Online sustainability reporting at universities: the case of Hong Kong

When carbon accounting systems make us forget nature: from commodification to reification