Addressing 21st century environmental, ecological and extinction challenges arising from the climate crisis, global warming, ecological and ecosystem degradation, biodiversity collapse, mass species extinctions, and water scarcity.
About
The EEEAGER Group is an inclusive community which integrates environmental, ecological and extinction researchers from other business and governance-related disciplines including financial management, management, marketing, strategy, international business, logistics, human resource management, and operations, as well as from other academic disciplines. All our research activities contribute to Cardiff Business School’s Public Value strategy.
The EEEAGER Group acts as a forum for international and interdisciplinary researchers from academia and practice in the fields of accounting, governance and economics to meet, share ideas and work collaboratively to address the environmental and ecological challenges faced by organisations across all sectors and their stakeholders today.
Such collaborative research will lead to the development of theoretical and practical frameworks, tools, mechanisms and solutions that can be applied in practice to solve, or at least progress, towards solutions to these challenges.
The EEEAGER Group will contribute to the School’s objective of producing internationally excellent research by providing a forum for like-minded researchers from around the world to meet, exchange ideas, collaborate on research projects, write and publish papers and books together, apply for research funding and produce research outputs of the highest quality in world-leading international journals.
The EEEAGER Group’s work will also lead to substantial impacts on organisations, society and the environment.
The History of the EEEAGER Group
The EEEAGER Group provides a physical home at Cardiff Business School for the existing online EAGR (Extinction Accounting and Governance Research) Network which was established in January 2021 during the pandemic as an online network of international and interdisciplinary researchers who run regular online seminars under the title ‘IFEAR4FUTURE’. We are continuing this online seminar series with regular seminars and discussants throughout the year.
Meet the team
Management team
Director and Founder
Co-directors
- Professor Warren Maroun
- Dr Longxiang Zhao
- Dr Mira Lieberman
Academic staff members
Associated scholars
- Dr Peter Beusch
- Professor Silvio Bianchi
- Marita Blomkvist
- Dr Olga Cam
- Professor Garry Carnegie
- Associate Professor Dannielle Cerbone
- Professor Antonio Corvino
- Associate Professor Frederica Doni
- Mr Dusan Ecim
- Professor Abeer Hassan
- Dr Kristina Jonall
- Associate Professor Scott Longing
- Dr Karen McBride
- Professor Christopher Napier
- Professor Carlos Noronha
- Assistant Professor Giacomo Pigatto
- Professor Gunnar Rimmel
- Dr Lee Roberts
- Assistant Professor Zhang Ruopiao
- Dr Lana Sabelfeld
- Dr Mohamed Saeudy
- Professor Hannu Schadewitz
- Sandy Sio Hou In
- Associate Professor Wayne Van Zijl
Postgraduate students
- Martina Macpherson
Events
Past events
| Date | Event Type/Location | About |
|---|---|---|
| 6 December 2024 | Online seminar | Nina Hasche and Leanne Johnstone (Örebro University, Sweden) and Gabriel Linton (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway) (Re) conceptualising value for ecosystem services: a network approach |
| 29 November 2024 | Online seminar | Encouraging the development of ‘Business and Biodiversity’ in China through an emancipatory biodiversity-centred and stakeholder-inclusive accounting and engagement framework Dr Longxiang Zhao (University of Exeter) and Professor Jill Atkins (Cardiff University) |
| 20 September 2024 | Seminar | Gloria Chen, University of Macau ‘Disclosure of Circular Economy Information by Hong Kong Listed Companies - Data from the Consumer Discretionary and Consumer Staples Industries’ |
| 11 - 12 April 2024 | Inaugural EEEAGER Conference - Cardiff Business School | Given the urgent need to address climate change, biodiversity loss and species extinctions, this conference offers a forum for researchers to share their research and seek solutions to these challenges. Further, this conference will assist in developing international research collaborations, as well as the development and implementation of new frameworks. |
| 11 June 2024 | Hybrid | Dr Matthew Scobie, University of Canterbury, New Zealand ‘Intergenerational accountability in the times of a just transition’ |
| 15 May 2024 | Seminar | Martina Panero, University of Turin, Italy and visiting researcher, Cardiff University and Jill Atkins, Cardiff University ‘Exploring Environmental, Ecological and Extinction Accounting in the Accounts of the National Trust: 1885 – 2024’. |
| 2 February 2024 | Seminar | John Peirce, Cardiff Business School 'A New Measure of Quality in the English and Welsh Water and Sewerage Industry'. |