Developing environmental accounting: insights from indigenous cultures

The view is taken that the study of diverse cultures can contribute to the development of environmental accounting and reporting. The focus is upon seeking to articulate insights from three indigenous cultures: the Australian Aboriginal, the Maori and the Native American. These cultures, alive today...

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Published in:	Accounting, auditing, & accountability Vol. 13; no. 3; pp. 381 - 409
Main Authors:	Gallhofer, Sonja, Gibson, Kathy, Haslam, Jim, McNicholas, Patty, Takiari, Bella
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	MCB UP Ltd 01-08-2000
Subjects:	Accounting Australia Culture Environment Environmental impact statements Ethnic groups Indigenous populations National culture Reporting Accounting Environment Ethnic groups
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Summary:	The view is taken that the study of diverse cultures can contribute to the development of environmental accounting and reporting. The focus is upon seeking to articulate insights from three indigenous cultures: the Australian Aboriginal, the Maori and the Native American. These cultures, alive today, provide relevant insights for those concerned with challenging mainstream and Western practices and seeking to develop alternatives. Attention is focused on these insights and it is hoped that further research will be stimulated.
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ISSN:	0951-3574
DOI:	10.1108/09513570010334937