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  1. How accountability changes at an NGO
  2. Sustainability accounting and reporting: recent perspectives and an agenda for further research
  3. Sustainability accounting, accountability and reporting in the public sector
  4. Readability of integrated reports: an exploratory global study
  5. Parity codetermination at the board level and labor investment efficiency: evidence on German listed firms
  6. Disruption and transformation: The organisational evolution of an NGO
  7. Key issues and challenges in stakeholder engagement in sustainability reporting
  8. Pitching research: ‘Qualitative cousins’, the ‘extended family’ and ‘living harmoniously’
  9. One Stop Shopping as a regime: a crowdsourced analysis of integrated environmental approval policy
  10. Is the medium the message?
  11. Appraising offsets as a tool for integrated environmental planning and management
  12. Stakeholder engagement in sustainability accounting and reporting
  13. Mining and Sustainable Development
  14. Extended Producer Responsibility for waste televisions and computers: A regulatory evaluation of the Australian experience
  15. The Extent of Stakeholder Engagement in Sustainability Accounting and Reporting: Does Empowerment of Stakeholders Really Exist?
  16. What about your qualitative cousins? Adapting the pitching template to qualitative research
  17. Integrated Reporting in an Internet and Social Media Communication Environment: Conceptual Insights
  18. Sustainable Development and Microfinance: The Effect of Outreach and Profitability on Microfinance Institutions' Development Mission
  19. The BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill: Exploring the link between social and environmental disclosures and reputation risk management
  20. The development of carbon management as a strategic practice: an Australian study
  21. A model for gauging the prominence of web-based CSR disclosure
  22. Corruption, Corporate Social Responsibility and Financial Constraints: International Firm-level Evidence
  23. Influences on Stakeholder Engagement in Sustainability Accounting and Reporting: A Study of Australian Local Councils
  24. Using offsets to mitigate environmental impacts of major projects: A stakeholder analysis
  25. Towards a pragmatic social accounting
  26. Corporate Sustainability Indicators: an Australian Mining Case Study
  27. Factors influencing the use of the World Wide Web for sustainability communication: an Australian mining perspective
  28. Sustainability accounting and reporting in the mining industry: current literature and directions for future research
  29. Sustainability in mining, minerals and energy: new processes, pathways and human interactions for a cautiously optimistic future
  30. Sustainability disclosure patterns of South Australian local councils: a case study
  31. Why Do Companies Not Produce Sustainability Reports?
  32. Exploring the Transition to Integrated Reporting Through a Practice Lens: An Australian Customer Owned Bank Perspective
  33. The state of disclosures on stakeholder engagement in sustainability reporting in Australian local councils
  34. The influence of internal organisational factors on corporate‐community partnership agendas
  35. The sustainability agenda of the minerals and energy supply and demand network: an integrative analysis of ecological, ethical, economic, and technological dimensions
  36. The practice turn in environmental reporting
  37. Climate change accounting and the Australian mining industry: exploring the links between corporate disclosure and the generation of legitimacy
  38. Sustainable Development Planning: A Case of Public Participation using Online Forums
  39. Driving Public Sector Environmental Reporting
  40. The Garnaut Review
  41. Web based social and environmental communication in the Australian minerals industry: an application of media richness framework
  42. Stakeholder responses to the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act
  43. Sustainability reporting and reputation risk management: an Australian case study
  44. The Australian National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act and its implications for accounting practice and research
  45. Research methods for analysing World Wide Web sustainability communication
  46. The World Wide Web and Its Potential for Corporate Environmental Communication: A Study into Present Practices in the Australian Minerals Industry
  47. Corporate perceptions of web‐based environmental communication
  48. Corporate Reporting on the Internet in Australia: An Exploratory Study
  49. Public sector accountability failure in an emerging economy
  50. ACCOUNTANTS’ RESPONSES TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDA IN A DEVELOPING NATION: AN INITIAL AND EXPLORATORY STUDY ON FIJI
  51. The accounting implications of the sustainable development bill
  52. Social and environmental reporting in Fiji: A review of recent corporate annual reports
  53. Sustainability accounting and reporting: an overview, contemporary developments and research possibilities
  54. Environmental Accounting in Fiji: An Extended Case Study of the Fiji Sugar Corporation