2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2012.02.001
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Forging cleaner production: the importance of academic-practitioner links for successful sustainability embedded carbon accounting

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“…Although various developments were documented to be used in corporate practice and software development, further research is particularly needed to develop specific accounting methods and systems, which support increases in awareness, the identification of reduction potentials, decision-support and the effective implementation of reduction measures. Burritt and Tingey-Holyoak (2012) and Ascui and Lovell (2012) presented findings on the insufficient dissemination of carbon accounting methods and practice-theory links, and reported how accounting professionals are changing perceptions and competency in this area. This highlights the observation that carbon management accounting is still in an early stage of development and it underscores the urgent need for interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists and practitioners, accountants and engineers to develop methods for practical use.…”
Section: Conclusion and Outlook For The Future Of This Evolving Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although various developments were documented to be used in corporate practice and software development, further research is particularly needed to develop specific accounting methods and systems, which support increases in awareness, the identification of reduction potentials, decision-support and the effective implementation of reduction measures. Burritt and Tingey-Holyoak (2012) and Ascui and Lovell (2012) presented findings on the insufficient dissemination of carbon accounting methods and practice-theory links, and reported how accounting professionals are changing perceptions and competency in this area. This highlights the observation that carbon management accounting is still in an early stage of development and it underscores the urgent need for interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists and practitioners, accountants and engineers to develop methods for practical use.…”
Section: Conclusion and Outlook For The Future Of This Evolving Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it has been also observed that measuring sustainability in business practice is a challenging task for managers and accounting researchers due to knowledge problems (Burritt & Tingey-Holioyak, 2012), methodological difference and limitations (Lee, 2012), and lack of applicable tools and understanding Lee & Saen, 2012). In this paper, we would like to recognise and embrace the diversity of sustainability management accounting in sustainable supply chain management.…”
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“…Az éghajlatváltozás és a nemzetközi klímapolitika fejleményeivel párhuzamosan megjelent a vállalati szektor széndioxid-kibocsátásának (más kifejezéssel karbonkibocsátásának) mérésére és kezelésére vonatkozó igény is. A vállalati széndioxid-elszámolásra vonatkozóan nincsen egyetlen, általánosan elfogadott definíció (Stechemesser & Günther, 2012), tartalmilag a vállalati szektor széndioxid-kibocsátásának mérését, kiszámítását, ellenőrzését és kommunikálását foglalja magában (Burritt & Tingey-Holyoak, 2012). Az elszámolás történhet egyrészt természetes mértékegységben (például tonna, kg, illetve ha az elszámolást kiterjesztjük a többi ÜHG-ra is, akkor CO 2 eazaz CO 2 -egyenérték), de akár pénzegységben is, számba véve a kapcsolódó költségeket vagy hasznokat.…”
Section: A Vállalati Széndioxid-elszámolás Háttereunclassified