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Perspektiver på udviklingen og anvendelsen af Environmental Management Accounting
6 Litteratur
Fjerde regnskabsdirektiv: Rådets fjerde direktiv af 25. juli 1978 på grundlag af traktatens artikel 54, stk. 3, litra g) om årsregnskaberne for visse selskabsformer (78/660/EØF)
International Federation of Accountants (2005): International Guidance Document on Environmental Management Accounting.
Melchiorsen & Mogensen (2004): Anne Søgaard Melchiorsen & Birgitte Mogensen, Miljøøkonomistyring i danske virksomheder, Arbejdsrapport fra Miljøstyrelsen Nr. 11, 2004
Moderniseringsdirektivet: Europa-Parlamentets og Rådets direktiv 2003/51/EF af 18. juni 2003 om ændring af direktiv 78/660/EØF, 83/349/EØF, 86/635/EØF og 91/674/EØF om årsregnskaber og
konsoliderede regnskaber for visse selskabsformer, banker og andre penge- og finansieringsinstitutter samt forsikringsselskaber (EØS-relevant tekst)
Syvende regnskabsdirektiv: Rådets syvende direktiv af 13. juni 1983 på grundlag af traktatens artikel 54, stk. 3, litra g) om konsoliderede regnskaber (83/349/EØF)
United Nations Division for Sustainable Development: Environmental Management Accounting: Procedures & Principles (2001)
Årsregnskabsloven: Lov om erhvervsdrivende virksomheders aflæggelse af årsregnskab m.v. (årsregnskabsloven)
EMAN-publikationer (referencer i kapitel 3):
Implementing Environmental Management Accounting: Status and Challenges (Udkommer i 2005), P. Rikhardsson, M. Bennett, J.J. Bouma and S. Schaltegger (eds.)
1. P. Rikhardsson, M. Bennett, J.J. Bouma and S. Schaltegger
Environmental Management Accounting or Managerial Fad?
2. R.L. Burritt
Challenges for Environmental Management Accounting
3. S. Schaltegger and M. Wagner
Current Trends in Environmental Cost Accounting – and its Interaction with Eco-Efficiency Performance Measurement and Indicators
4. P. Cerin and S. Laestadius
Environmental Accounting Dimensions: Pros and Cons of Trajectory convergence and Increased Efficiency
5. D. Osborne
Prospects for Radical Changes in Diffusion and Adoption of Environmental Management Accounting
6. M. Wagner
Environmental Performance and the Quality of Corporate Environmental Reports: The Role of Environmental Management Accounting
7. R.L. Burritt
Environmental Risk Management and Environmental Management Accounting – Developing Linkages
8. C. Lang, D. Heubach and T. Loew
Using Software Systems to Support Environmental Management Instruments
9. T. Pohjola
Applications of an Environmental Modelling System in the Graphics Industry and Road Haulage Services
10. N. Wendisch and T. Heupel
Process-based Environmental Cost Accounting for Small and Medium-sized Companies
11. A. Venturelli and A. Pilisi
Environmental Account Systems in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises. How to adapt existing Accounting Systems to EMA Requirements
12. B.-W. Lee, S.-T. Jung and J.-H. Kim
Environmental Accounting Guidelines and Corporate Cases in Korea: Implication for Developing Countries
13. G.M. Scavone
Environmental Management Accounting: Current Practice and Future Trends in Argentina
14. J. Hyrslova and M. Hájek
Environmental Management Accounting in the Framework of EMAS II in the Czech Republic
15. A.H. Mia
The Role of Government in Promoting and Implementing Environmental Management Accounting: The Case of Bangladesh
16. K. Kokubu and E. Nashioka
Environmental Management Accounting Practices in Japan
17. C. Jasch and M. Danse
Environmental Management Accounting – Pilot Projects in Costa Rica
Environmental Management Accounting – Purpose and Progress (2003), M. Benneth, P. Rikhardsson and S. Schaltegger (eds.)
1. M. Benneth, P. Rikhardsson and S. Schaltegger
Adopting Environmental Management Accounting: EMA as a Value-adding Activity
2. F. Figge, T. Hahn, S. Schaltegger and M. Wagner
The Sustainability Balanced Scorecard as a Framework to Link Environmental Management Accounting with Strategic Management
3. T. Loew
Environmental Cost Accounting: Classifying and Comparing Selected Approaches
4. P. James
The Professionalisation of Environmental and Social Reporting – What has it Achieved?
5. C. Jasch
Austrian Pilot Projects on Environmental Management Accounting Following the UN DSD EMA Methodology
6. K. Kokubu, E. Nashioka, K. Saio and S. Imai
Two Governmental Initiatives on Environmental Management Accounting and Corporate Practices in Japan
7. C. Thy
The Danish Green Accounts: Experiences and Internal Effects
8. A. Schram
Environmental Management Accounting, Eco-Efficiency Profiles and Effluent Charges for Costa Rican Coffee Mills
9. R.L. Burritt, S. Schaltegger, K. Kokubu and M. Wagner
Environmental Management Accounting for Staff Appraisal: Evidence from Australia, Germany and Japan
10. D. Collison, R. Clark, J. Barbour, A. Buck, R. Fraser, B. Lyon, A. Magowan and A. Sloan
Environmental Performance Measurement through Accounting Systems: A Survey of UK Practice
11. S. Seuring
Cost Management in the Textile Chain: Reducing Environmental Impacts and Costs for Green Products
12. J.J. Bouma and A. Correljé
Institutional Changes and Environmental Management Accounting: Decentralisation and Liberalisation
13. A. Pilisi and A. Venturelli
Introducing Environmental Management Accounting into Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
14. A. Venturelli and A. Pilisi
EMA in SME's: Ten Italian Case Studies
15. T. Heupel and N. Wendisch
Green Success: Process-based Environmental Cost Accounting – Implementation in SME's in Germany
16. M. Wagner
The Influence of ISO 14001 and EMAS Certification on Environmental and Economic Performance of Firms: an Empirical Analysis
17. K. Schuijt
Economic Valuation of the Environment: an Institutional Perspective
Environmental Management Accounting: Informational and Institutional Developments (2002). M. Bennett, J.J. Bouma and T. Wolters (eds.)
1. M. Bennett, J.J. Bouma and T. Wolters
The Development of Environmental Management Accounting: General Introduction and Critical Review
2. R.L. Burritt, T. Hahn and S. Schaltegger
An Integrative Framework of Environmental Management Accounting
3. C. Jasch
Environmental Management Accounting Metrics: Procedures and Principles
4. J.-D. Kim
A Guideline for the Measurement and Reporting of Environmental Costs
5. M. Strobel and C. Redmann
Flow Cost Accounting, an Accounting Approach Based on the Actual Flows of Materials
6. T. Orbach and C. Liedtke
Resource-Efficiency Accounting
7. W. Scheide, S. Enzler and G. Dold
Efficient Eco-Management Using ECO-Integral – How to Save Costs and Natural Resources at the Same Time
8. G. Jürgens
Materials Flow Management Based on Production Data from ERP Systems
9. R.A. Thurm
"Counting what Counts" – Raising Transparency through Environmental Management Accounting at Siemens
10. P.M. Rikhardsson and L. Vedsø
The Danish Environmental Management Accounting Project: An Environmental Management Accounting Framework and Possible Integration into Corporate Information Systems
11. H. Krasowski
Life Cycle Engineering
12. K. Kokubu and T. Kurasaka
Corporate Environmental Accounting: A Japanese Perspective
13. B.-W. Lee, S.-T. Jung and Y.-O. Chun
Environmental Accounting in Korea: Cases and Policy Recommendations
14. S. Schaltegger, T. Hahn and R.L. Burritt
Government Strategies to Promote Corporate Environmental Management Accounting
15. D. Osborne
Looking for Knowledge Management in Environmental Accounting
16. M.F. Reyes
The Greening of Accounting: Putting the Environment onto the Agenda of the Accountancy Profession in the Philippines
17. E. Günther and A. Sturm
Environmental Performance Measurement
18. T. Wolters and M. Danse
Towards Sustainability Indicators for Product Chains. With special reference to an international coffee chain
19. T. Loikkanen and J.-M. Katajajuuri
Towards Transparent Information on the Environmental Quality of Products – LCA-based Data Production for the Finnish Foodstuff Industry
20. B. Montel
Prospective Analysis for Implementing an Environmental Management System in Pig Farms: Likely Role of an Environmental Management Accounting System
21. S. Schaltegger and R.L. Burritt
Environmental Management Accounting and the Opportunity Cost of Neglecting Environmental Protection
22. J.J. Bouma and M. van der Veen
Wanted: A Theory for Environmental Management Accounting
Developing Eco-Management Accounting: An International Perspective (1999). J.J. Bouma and T. Wolters (eds.)
1. J.J. Bouma and T. Wolters
Synopsis and Outlook
2. E. Willequet, I. de Beelde and M. de Clercq
The Relation Between Environmental Costs and Cost-Management Accounting
3. J.J. Bouma and T. Wolters
Eco-Management Accounting as an Emerging Field
4. M. Bennett and Peter James
Making Environment Accounting Effective: Measuring Environmental Performance in Business
5. C. Jasch
Manual for Environmental-Cost Accounting
6. G. Giraldi
A Guideline for Accounting for Waste as a Business-Management Tool: Environmental Accounting from an Australian Perspective
7. A. van Heeren
Management Accounting for Sustainable Development
8. R. Howes
Accounting for Environmentally Sustainable Profits
9. D. Rubenstein
Counting the Environment in
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