An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries
This article is intended to complement the literature reviews on corporate social and environmental reporting (CSER) with special focus on the developing countries. It focuses on the factors influencing CSER and their theoretical interpretations. It is found that a wide variety of factors related w...
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doaj-b737edb1185c4fb2ba8c558196f2d8662020-11-25T00:19:57ZengSebelas Maret UniversityIssues in Social and Environmental Accounting1978-05912460-60812010-06-014131710.22164/isea.v4i1.4444An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing CountriesMohammad Badrul Haider0Department of Accounting & Information Systems University of Dhaka, Bangladesh Graduate School of Business Administration Kobe University, JapanThis article is intended to complement the literature reviews on corporate social and environmental reporting (CSER) with special focus on the developing countries. It focuses on the factors influencing CSER and their theoretical interpretations. It is found that a wide variety of factors related with the socio-economic and political context in which the corporation exist influence the corporate decision to engage in CSER. While a number of overlapping theories can be used, it is recommended to use the political economy theory for its international implications. This article provides a foundation for future research and development in the area of CSER.http://isea.icseard.uns.ac.id/index.php/isea/article/view/44Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER), developing countries, legitimacy theory, Political Economy Theory (PET). |
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An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries |
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An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries |
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An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries |
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An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries |
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An Overview of Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER) in Developing Countries |
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overview of corporate social and environmental reporting (cser) in developing countries |
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Sebelas Maret University |
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Issues in Social and Environmental Accounting |
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This article is intended to complement the literature reviews on corporate social and environmental reporting (CSER) with special focus on the
developing countries. It focuses on the factors influencing CSER and their theoretical interpretations. It is found that a wide variety of factors related with the socio-economic and political context in which the corporation exist influence the corporate decision to engage in CSER. While a number of overlapping theories can be used, it is recommended to use the political economy theory for its international implications. This article provides a foundation for future research and development in the area of CSER. |
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Corporate Social and Environmental Reporting (CSER), developing countries, legitimacy theory, Political Economy Theory (PET). |
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