RIS ID
28095
Abstract
If the purpose of environmental accounting research is to develop, suggest ad analyse ways out fo the environmental crisis, then it is fundamental that the ethical positions informing our research are developed and explored fully before we make choices about the path and direction of our own work. This paper reviews two alternative approaches to environmental ethics, namely, radical ecology (of which deep ecology, social ecology and eco-feminism are regarded as sub-divisions) and the emerging area of postmodern environmentalism. The aim is to encourage environmental accounting researchers to consider and explicitly state the ethical position adopted within their work.
Publication Details
This article was originally published as Andrew, J, The Environmental Crisis and the Accounting Craft, Accounting Forum, 24(2), 2000, 197-223. Copyright Blackwell Publishers 2000.