Disclosure and Accountability
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Stakeholder Expectations and Reporting - PhD Research (Ongoing) - Renfred Wong Societal expectations are changing. Stakeholders at present seem to have a much different set of expectations for companies now than they did a decade ago. This research investigates these expectations and the ways in social and environmental reporting are used by stakeholders to hold organizations accountable for their actions. |
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Credibility and Corporate Environmental Disclosure – PhD Research (Ongoing) – Jamie O’Neill - supervised by Krista Bondy and Andrew Millington The credibility concept has a rich and varied background, primarily in the social psychology literature. Its presence in management research is limited to the marketing literature. Credibility is a critical construct in the perceived effectiveness of corporate environmental disclosure. This research attempts to incorporate the credibility concept into the environmental disclosure literature and present an examination of the credibility dimension and its interaction with corporate environmental disclosure. |