The conceptualisation behind Blue Economy manifests from an endeavour to sustainably manage diverse economic activities that emerge in the world’s oceans. There are, however, mounting concerns affiliated with the interchanges between development, environmental integrity, and social trust. Simultaneously, there is [...]
This Ph.D. project pursues to explore how the concept of sustainability could be incorporated as a corporate strategy within Environmental Management Accounting and Controls (EMAC) and how EMAC could be improved towards Sustainability Management Accounting and Controls (SMAC) to best [...]
The seas around Australia hold significant economic opportunity, but rapid development could jeopardise environmental integrity and social trust. There is currently no consistent, comprehensive mechanism to monitor and manage these risks to enable the full opportunity of Blue Economy developments [...]
Jim Smart is an environmental economist with expertise in ecosystem service assessment, nutrient offsetting, incentive-based approaches for managing water quality, environmental-economic accounting, non-market valuation, cost-benefit analysis and cost-effectiveness evaluation. He has published more than 60 peer-reviewed research papers, together with [...]
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