As the significance of public opinion and practice for energy system change has become
more widely understood, an expanding body of work is investigating drivers of social and …

Q-methodology is a mixed qualitative-quantitative method used to measure social
perspectives on issues relating to sustainability and environmental governance in a …

The grand challenges that humanity faces—poverty, inequality, hunger, conflict, climate
change, deforestation, and pandemics, among others—hinder the progress of sustainable …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to critically assess integrated reporting so as to
“broaden out” and “open up” dialogue and debate about how accounting and reporting …

To create a city in which green space is designed to address not only ecological priorities
but also user perception, it is essential for planners and policy makers to explore the …

Public opposition is one of the main political, and less predictable, risks of large-scale
energy infrastructure projects. External stakeholder management has become …

Q is a semi-qualitative methodology to identify typologies of perspectives. It is appropriate to
address questions concerning diverse viewpoints, plurality of discourses, or participation …

Diversity is generally recognized as a key issue for learning in stakeholder dialogue on
wicked sustainability issues. Yet the question on how design of stakeholder dialogue and …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to synthesize work in the emerging field of how
accounting and accountability can be reoriented to better promote pluralistic democracy …

This essay critically examines some classic philosophical and legal theories of privacy,
organized into four categories: the nonintrusion, seclusion, limitation, and control theories of …