Critically discuss the following: By 1998, Shell commenced its CSR reporting journey producing its first stand-alone CSR report, titled Profits and Principles: does there have to be a choice? Shell stated that the purpose of the report was to let stakeholders ''know more about how we work and how we strive to live up to our principles".?

Discuss how Shell was subject to considerable negative sentiment for human rights and environmental abuses arising from oil production, especially in the Niger Delta region.?

Discuss the narratives mentioned in this article in relation to the oil spills in the Niger Delta?

Critically discuss the following: Accounting and accountability practices still have a long way to go if they are to be "fit for purpose" in a sustainable world.?

Discuss the role and importance of the legitimacy of the account provider and how it is brought to the fore when we consider external accounting practices. How can it affect their potential to raise accountability concern?