Sustainable development, the Clean Development Mechanism, and business accounting
作者： Pala Molisa , Bettina Wittneben
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-77353-7_13
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摘要: With the institution of international responses to imperatives sustainable development and climate change mitigation, such as UN-based Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) part Kyoto Protocol, practical concerns how value, measure, quantify account for issues have come fore. This paper argues that if institutional mechanisms are adequately respond these imperatives, they will address their political well technical dimensions. There is an ongoing struggle over meaning Sustainable between business other stakeholders this has influenced CDM be structured. examines some structural limitations extent which accounting techniques processes able overcome them.
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