Governance, accountability, markets and ethics (GAME)
Organisations and economies impact people and the planet by distributing power, resources, opportunities and risks.
We are fascinated by the systems, markets, and institutions that underpin this distribution, and we research how, why, and by what ethical principles it should be governed.
Our interdisciplinary research draws on perspectives from philosophy to social and environmental accounting. We explore how organisations can be environmentally sustainable and held accountable for their impact on the public good, consumers, citizens, workers, and ecosystems.
The cluster is convened by Samuel Mansell and Mohammed Alshurafa
Affiliated research centers
The Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research is an international membership-based network that aims to mobilise accounting scholarship to enable a more sustainable society.
The Centre for the Study of Philanthropy and Public Good aims to strengthen, enhance and challenge theory, practice and policy relating to philanthropy and its relationship to public good, through international research and scholarship.
Sustainable development goals
Research in GAME examines the principles by which systems, markets, and institutions distribute power and resources across the planet. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals goals provide a shared blueprint for countries, organizations, and individuals to create a more sustainable and equitable world.
Our research advances these goals in the priority areas illustrated below.
