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  1. The value added statement – an appropriate instrument for Integrated Reporting
  2. Special issue on sustainability accounting
  3. New Zealand shareholder attitudes towards corporate environmental disclosure
  4. Disclosure responses to mining accidents: South African evidence
  5. Shareholder Requirements for Compulsory Environmental Information in Annual Reports and on Websites
  6. Where firms choose to disclose voluntary environmental information
  7. Social and Environmental Accounting and Accountability
  8. Evaluating environmental disclosures: The relationship between quality and extent measures
  9. Shareholders’ requirements for corporate environmental disclosures: A cross country comparison
  10. Black economic empowerment, legitimacy and the value added statement: evidence from post-apartheid South Africa
  11. Implications of Applying a Private Sector Based Reporting Model to Not-for-Profit Entities: The Treatment of Charitable Distributions by Charities in New Zealand
  12. The Corporatization and Commercialization of Local Body Entities: A Study of Reported Financial Performance
  13. Preparers’ perceptions of the decision usefulness of FRS15
  14. The relevance of theories of political economy to the understanding of financial reporting in South Africa: the case of value added statements
  15. Are CSR Disclosures Value Relevant? Cross-Country Evidence
  16. The Value Added Statement: Bastion of Social Reporting or Dinosaur of Financial Reporting?
  17. Aspects of the Motivation for Voluntary Disclosures: Evidence from the Publication of Value Added Statements in an Emerging Economy
  18. The Legitimacy of Institutional Theory: The Case of CSR Reporting in Cross-Cultural Settings