Konstantinos I. Evangelinosis an Assistant Professor in environmental management in the Department of Environment, University of the Aegean. He is a member of the Centre for Environmental Policy and Strategic Environmental Management. His research interests include environmental management systems, corporate social responsibility in small and mid-sized enterprises, sustainability reporting, social capital in organizations and corporations and sustainability in institutions of higher education.
Antonis Skouloudisis a Researcher at the Centre for Environmental Policy and Strategic Environmental Management, Department of Environment, University of the Aegean. He holds a ptychion (Bachelor ' s degree) in economic sciences (National and Capodistrian University of Athens) and an MSc in environmental policy and management (University of the Aegean). His research interests include corporate social responsibility, stakeholder communication and engagement, non-fi nancial reporting, triple-bottom-line performance and ethical entrepreneurship.
ABSTRACT Purpose -The purpose of this study is to examine the comprehensiveness of nonfi nancial disclosures (NFDs) of the top 100 companies operating in Greece. Design / methodology / approach -A content analysis approach is applied to the online corporate disclosures of topGreek fi rms. Findings -Non-fi nancial accounting and reporting are still unsystematic activities in Greece, actively endorsed only by a small fraction of large fi rms, while considerable variability among disclosures is evident. Disclosure practices of a majority of the sample fi rms are compliance driven; only meeting the minimum requirements of the law. Originality / value -The article seeks to portray the current status of corporate NFD and indicate potential drivers as well as apparent barriers that relate to the Greek case and hamper the development of effective non-fi nancial accounting and reporting practices.