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Accounting for Sustainability: Asia Pacific Perspectives (2018)

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Feb 2018
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English
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Addresses the research-practice gap in the sustainability accounting and reporting field between academic researches and corporate practices

Provides rich insights of different cultural and industrial cases in the Asia-Pacific region

Offers analysis and multi-case study from the Asia-Pacific region





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PublishedFeb 8, 2018
ISBN-103319708988
ISBN-139783319708980
LanguageEnglish

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