Accountants
Related to the ethics and accounting literature, there is a widespread interest in why accountants do what they do - and don't do what they might be expected to do. There remains a great deal of scope to revisit issues in the non-social/environmental accounting literature and re-cast it for social and environmental issues.
- Bebbington K.J., R.H. Gray, I.Thomson & D.Walters (1994) 'Accountants Attitudes and Environmentally Sensitive Accounting' Accounting and Business Research No.94 Spring, pp51-75.
- Deegan C., S.Gedddes and J.Staunton (1995) "A survey of Australian accountants' attitudes and environmental reporting" Accounting Forum 19(2/3) September/December (pp143-163)
- B.Jaggi & R.Zhao (1996) "Environmental Performance and Reporting: Perceptions of managers and accounting professionals in Hong Kong" International Journal of Accounting 31(3) (pp333-346)
- Puxty A., P.Sikka & H.Willmott (1994) "(Re)forming the Circle: Education, ethics and accountancy practices" Accounting Education Vol.3, (pp77-92)
- Puxty A., P.Sikka & H.Willmott (1997) "Mediating interests: The Accountancy Bodies' Responses to the McFarlane Report" Accounting and Business Research 27(4) (pp323-340)
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