Narrative reporting by UK charities

Ciarán Connolly · Alpa Dhanani

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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance

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This study is the first in-depth study of the form and content of the narrative element of charities’ reporting documents. It offers insights into why charities choose to disclose (or not disclose) in their public reporting documents.

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