Ethical dilemmas and paradoxes in assurance practice
A new approach that acknowledges compromise, trust and relationality
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Assurance of corporate sustainability reports relieson the idea of a third-party assuror who isindependent and objective. With the help of externaland internal standards, the assuror providescredibility to the public statements of companies.However, the orthodox approach overlooks or neglectsthe many paradoxes and dilemmas that are the dailyexperience of most assurors. In this book, the author describes an alternativeapproach to assurance, called the artist approachthat takes the ethical dilemmas and paradoxes intoaccount.The development of the artist approach is based on:1) a critical investi...
Assurance of corporate sustainability reports relies
on the idea of a third-party assuror who is
independent and objective. With the help of external
and internal standards, the assuror provides
credibility to the public statements of companies.
However, the orthodox approach overlooks or neglects
the many paradoxes and dilemmas that are the daily
experience of most assurors.
In this book, the author describes an alternative
approach to assurance, called the artist approach
that takes the ethical dilemmas and paradoxes into
account.
The development of the artist approach is based on:
1) a critical investigation into the idea of compromise , which leads to an alternative way of
thinking about the practice of assurance; 2) a
critical investigation into notions of trust and
distrust, and power relations, and their effects on
assurance; and 3) a concept of stumbling together ,
which is built on relationality, where the assuror
and the assuree are mutually exploring the territory.
A wider understanding and application of the artist
approach can potentially lead to significant changes
in the way assurors act, and hopefully to assurance
results that are more relevant and useful.
on the idea of a third-party assuror who is
independent and objective. With the help of external
and internal standards, the assuror provides
credibility to the public statements of companies.
However, the orthodox approach overlooks or neglects
the many paradoxes and dilemmas that are the daily
experience of most assurors.
In this book, the author describes an alternative
approach to assurance, called the artist approach
that takes the ethical dilemmas and paradoxes into
account.
The development of the artist approach is based on:
1) a critical investigation into the idea of compromise , which leads to an alternative way of
thinking about the practice of assurance; 2) a
critical investigation into notions of trust and
distrust, and power relations, and their effects on
assurance; and 3) a concept of stumbling together ,
which is built on relationality, where the assuror
and the assuree are mutually exploring the territory.
A wider understanding and application of the artist
approach can potentially lead to significant changes
in the way assurors act, and hopefully to assurance
results that are more relevant and useful.
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