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Gary O'Donovan
Gary O'Donovan
Professor of Accounting, University of Tasmania
Verified email at utas.edu.au
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Environmental disclosures in the annual report: Extending the applicability and predictive power of legitimacy theory
G O’donovan
Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 15 (3), 344-371, 2002
26942002
Managing legitimacy through increased corporate environmental reporting: an exploratory study
G O'Donovan
Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 1 (1), 63-99, 1999
2341999
Corporate governance and environmental reporting: an Australian study
K Gibson, G O'Donovan
Corporate Governance: An International Review 15 (5), 944-956, 2007
2062007
Legitimacy theory as an explanation for corporate environmental disclosures
G O'Donovan
Victoria University of Technology, 2000
922000
The accountants’ perspective on sustainable business practices in SMEs
BR Williams, G O'Donovan
Social Responsibility Journal 11 (3), 641-656, 2015
512015
Legitimacy theory and corporate environmental disclosure: Some case study evidence
G O’Donovan
Accounting Association of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, Hobart, 1997
271997
The effect of environmental activism on the long-run market value of a company: A case study
R Lewis, G O’Donovan, R Willett
Journal of business ethics 140, 455-476, 2017
152017
Environmental disclosures in Australia: a longitudinal study
K Gibson, G O’Donovan
6th Interdisciplinary Environmental Association Conference, Montreal, 21-24, 2000
142000
Social reporting and Australian banks: endorsement or pretence to the triple bottom line?
ME Sweeney, A Armstrong, G O’Donovan, M Fitzpatrick
Australasian Perspectives on Corporate Citizenship, 91-108, 2023
112023
Green Accounting in Australia: Myth Or Reality?
K Gibson, G O'Donovan
Victoria University of Technology, Department of Accountancy and Law, 1994
101994
Corporate social responsibility: do Australian banks toe the triple bottom line?
M Sweeney, G O'Donovan, A Armstrong, V Mitchell
B+ FS 115 (3), 6-10, 2001
72001
Corporate legitimacy and environmental reporting: Identifying the audiences and choosing disclosure approaches (work in progress)
G O'Donovan
Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 1 (2), 83-106, 1999
71999
Environmental accounting: good for business, bad for the planet?
G O'Donovan
Interdisciplinary environmental review 3 (2), 134-155, 2001
12001
EDPACC: an introduction to computerised accounting
G O'donovan, T Clough
Prentice Hall, 1988
11988
Pulp, politics, process and pollution: Gunns Ltd and the Tamar Valley pulp mill
K Gibson, G O’Donovan
Corporate Social Responsibility, 2009
2009
Social and environmental accounting in Tasmania-taking it to the world
K Gibson, G O'Donovan
Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 6 (2), 74-84, 2004
2004
Environmental issues and the Australian food and packaging industry
K James, G O'Donovan, L Kloot, K Sonneveld
Decision Sciences Institute, 2002
2002
Australian banks as corporate citizens: are they toeing the triple bottom line?
ME Sweeney, A Armstrong, G O’Donovan, M Fitzpatrick
Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference, 2001
2001
EDPACC: An Introduction to Computerised Accounting: Solutions Manual
T Clough, G O'Donovan
Prentice Hall, 1988
1988
Ad hoc referees in 2005
I Abeysekera, M Aiken, TL Albright, M Annisette, J Baxter, VA Beattie, ...
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