edited by Jan Bebbington, Carlos Larrinaga, Brendan O'Dwyer and Ian Thomson
Part 1 Framing the issues -- 1 Curating environmental accounting knowledge -- 2 The foundations of environmental accounting -- 3 Theorising environmental accounting and reporting -- 4 Before research methods comes methodising: Implications for environmental accounting research -- 5 The accounting profession's environmental accounting and reporting thought leadership -- 6 Environmental accounting and 21st- century sustainability governance -- Part 2 Financial accounting and reporting -- 7 Financial accounting and the natural environment -- 8 Stand-alone and integrated reporting -- 9 Assurance services for sustainability reporting and beyond -- 10 Norm development in environmental reporting -- 11 Shareholder activism and the environment -- 12 Financial markets and environmental information -- Part 3 Management accounting -- 13 Strategic environmental management accounting -- 14 Designing eco-controls for multi-objective organizations -- 15 Materials and energy accounting -- 16 Externalities and decision-making -- 17 Designing environmental impact-valuation assemblages for sustainable decision-making -- 18 Accounting for circularity -- Part 4 Global and local perspectives -- 19 Africa, from the past to the present: Moving the critical environmental accounting research on Africa forward -- 20 Environmental accounting and reporting practices in Asian countries -- 21 Europe -- 22 Environmental accounting and reporting: Evidence from the MENA region -- 23 The North American environmental accounting research landscape -- 24 The Pacific region -- 25 Towards an accounting of socio-environmental conflicts in South America -- Part 5 Thematic topics in environmental accounting -- 26 Carbon -- 27 Water -- 28 Biodiversity -- 29 Accounting for animal rights -- Index.
