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Recent years have witnessed a substancia increase in the reporting on social and environmental (SE) issues by major corporations (Gray, 2006). A recent trends indicates that organizations have move on from the terms 'social and environmental reporting', to the more vague term, 'sustainability'...
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There is concern internationally regarding the social and environmental impact of organisations. This has led to an increase in social and environmental (SE) reporting by corporations.Prior research has paid little attention to SE reporting in the public sector. This study analyses voluntary...
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In recent years there has been a substantial increase in reporting on social and environmental (SE) issues by major corporations (Gray, 2006). There has been relatively little research into public sector agencies' reporting of SE disclosures and little interest in ascertaining the views of...
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This article analyses voluntary sustainability reporting practices in seven Australian public sector organizations which use the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines. Reporting practices are diverse and the use of the GRI public agency supplement fragmented, with the annual report being...
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This e-book is inspired by our recent review of the IC literature in Guthrie et al. (2012, p. 74) in which we found that the public sector is one of the least addressed areas of IC research. This is surprising considering that the public sector contributes a significant proportion of GDP in most...
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By analysing the organsiation's management challenges and activities from an IC perspective, the research study made visible the organisation's invisible sources of value creation and identified inconsistencies in the enactment of knowledge resources. The ICVC framework proved particularly...
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