Understandings of accountability: an autoethnographic account using metaphor

Accounting and sustainable development: Reflections and propositions

“…While many SEA and critical accounting researchers are committed to informing practice and have experience in doing so, the insights do not often feature in pages of accounting journals. As far as we are aware, little has been written in Critical Perspectives on Accounting that is explicitly identified as arising from co-production, although there are some examples of creating research with others or attempting to inform social movements and policy (see Bebbington & Gray, 2001;Contrafatto, et al, 2015;Cooper, 2002;Gibbon, 2012;Larrinaga-González & Bebbington, 2001).…”

Accounting for the Public Interest

“…Seen in this light, social accounting is: … concerned with exploring how the social and environmental activities undertaken (or not, as the case may be) by different elements of a society can be -and are -expressed … how they are made speak-able -even knowable. surmount the calculative forms that dominate more established approaches to accounting and accountability (Gibbon 2012 ;Boyce 2000 ;Chua 1996 ). surmount the calculative forms that dominate more established approaches to accounting and accountability (Gibbon 2012 ;Boyce 2000 ;Chua 1996 ).…”

Akuntabilitas Pengelolaan Limbah Berbasis Mulat Sarira

“…Kesadaran mulat sarira memotivasi aktor melaksanakan akuntabilitas sebagai bentuk tanggung jawab serta hubungan yang seimbang dan harmonis dengan sesama, lingkungan, dan Tuhan. Hal tersebut menunjukkan bahwa aktor harus memiliki prinsip-prinsip perilaku etika yang tidak hanya mengedepankan kepentingan diri sendiri, yaitu akuntabilitas yang lebih holistik, kompleks, dan keluar dari dominasi ukuran kalkulatif (Gibbon, 2012). Dengan kata lain, aktor sebagai pihak yang melaksanakan akuntabilitas harus memiliki kesadaran untuk memilah tindakan untuk kebaikan bersama (sesama, alam, dan Tuhan) yang berorientasi mulat sarira dalam membangun konsep akuntabilitas.…”