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Individual Assignment (Deadline:26.11.2022 Time:23.59)
Individual Assignment Contribution to the Total Score: %20

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Name:	Zarina
Surname:	Ulugmuratova
Phone Number:	979259899
E-mail Adress:	[e-mail]

Part: 1--- 20 Points/100 Points

1-Title of Selected Article	Environmental Reporting in the Hospitality Industry:An International Analysis
2-Publication date of the article (dd.mm.yyyy)	October 2014
3-Where the article was published (name of the journal)	Environmental Engineering and Management Journal
4-The name of the article authors ( If how many )	Patricia Milanes-Montero Esteban Perez-Calberon Chris Stone

Part: 2--- 50 Points/100 Points

Prepare a 2, 3 or 4 page summary of the article you have chosen.
1-How you prepare a summary of article is up to you.
2- It is recommended not to copy paste
In conclusion, With the purpose of achieving the two objectives of this study, we found a set of firms to serve as a representative sample of the largest international hotel companies. These firms were identified with reference to the Hotels industry journal’s liar of the three hundred largest international hotel operators (Anon, 2011).
Having selected the sample, the research objectives required the construction of a representative dataset of variables which would enable us to assess environmental disclosures and the various factors determining these. The methodology used to quantify the variables in the research was content analysis, under which environmental information disclosed in the various available corporate reports was identified and classified for subsequent use in the study.
On the matter of countries’ cultures: approaches to the establishment of accounting standards are a function of cultural values and factors inherent in each country, and in addition the legal and regulatory framework of firms’ parent countries influence corporate environmental actions and in turnthe types of disclosures made (Holland and Boon, 2003). Studies of companies’ environmental disclosure have mostly been restricted to individual countries, and there has been relatively little research involving comparisons between countries. What work there has been focuses on comparisons between European countries (Aranguren and Ochoa, 2008;Castello and Delgado, 2009), particularly Germany and the UK (Adams et al., 2006; Hibbitt, 2003; Roberts, 1991).