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Turning accounting for emissions rights inside out as well as upside down

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This study involves narrative research on the importance of a life cycle norm in the context of accounting for emissions allowances. The analysis presented in this article emphasizes, in particular, those technical challenges that standard setters face when governing and legislating on how emissions rights are financially accounted. This study supports the notion that the legitimacy of standard setters during these occasions is highly influenced by the market and by political forces. This study also suggests that setting financial reporting standards on emissions allowances must follow a cycle to secure detailed research on the topic and to promote broader stakeholder engagement.

Carbon accountingcarbon marketsIFRIC 3 and normativity

Thereza RS de Aguiar

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University of Glasgow, UK

2018

Environment and Planning, C. Politics and Space

Environment and Planning, C. Politics and Space

ISSN:0263-774X
年,卷(期):2018.36(1)
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