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Corporate Governance in Multinational Companies: Birgit Renzl
Corporate governance in newly listed companies , pp 179-206: David Audretsch and Erik Lehmann
Corporate governance in Norway: women and employee-elected board members: Janicke L. Rasmussen and Morten Huse
Corporate Governance in Poland: Piotr Tamowicz
Corporate governance in Poland: Piotr Tamowicz
Corporate Governance in Russia: A Framework for Analysis , pp 29-60: Daniel J. McCarthy and Sheila M. Puffer
Corporate governance in Russia: does a culture really change?: Alexander Settles, James Gillies and Olga Melitonyan
Corporate Governance in Russia: Is It Really Needed?: Peter Bartha and James Gillies
Corporate Governance in Russia: Towards a European, US, or Russian Model? , pp 394-414: Daniel J. McCarthy and Sheila M. Puffer
Corporate Governance in Singapore: A Case Study: Martin Conyon
Corporate Governance in South Africa: Philip Armstrong, Nick Segal and Ben Davis
Corporate governance in South Africa: Lynn McGregor
Corporate governance in the presence of major technological risks: Marcel Boyer and Bernard Sinclair-Desgagné
Corporate governance of banks , pp 191-205: Katrien Morbee
Corporate Governance of Banks in Developing Economies: Concepts and Issues: Thankom Gopinath Arun and John Turner
Corporate Governance of Banks in Korea: Heungsik Choe and Byungyoon Lee
Corporate governance of China’s city commercial banks , pp 168-184: On Kit Tam, Hsin-Yu Liang and Kuo-Jen Chang
Corporate governance of Chinese multinational enterprises: Jean Jinghan Chen
Corporate Governance of Emerging-Market TNCs: Why Does it Matter?: Rainer Geiger
Corporate governance of Japanese banks , pp 145-167: Christina L. Ahmadjian
Corporate governance of state-owned airlines in southeast Asia: the gloomy case of Garuda Indonesia: Peter Verhezen, Tobias Mandt, Sascha Albers and Wouter Dewulf
Corporate governance practices in smaller privately held businesses: insights from the Rhine Valley region , pp 201-223: Susanne Durst and Julia Brunold
Corporate governance practices in the Nigerian banking industry , pp 230-253: Chris Ogbechie
Corporate Governance Reforms: .
Corporate Governance Regimes: .
Corporate Governance Regulation and Board Decision Making During Takeovers: Blanaid Clarke
Corporate Governance – Getting Back to Market Basics: Henry G. Manne
Corporate Governance, Bank Regulation and Activity Expansion in the United States: Bernard Shull
Corporate governance, COVID-19, and stakeholders: Learnings from the Canadian financial sector , pp 234-244: Eduardo Ordonez-Ponce
Corporate governance, ESG and sustainability: the underexplored role of ‘green’ trade marks: Janice Denoncourt
Corporate governance, executive pay, and the ethical and institutional abandonment of the working class , pp 365-382: Thomas Clarke
Corporate Governance, Innovative Enterprise and Executive Pay: William Lazonick
Corporate Governance, Labour Relations and Human Resource Management in the UK and France: Convergence or Divergence?: Simon Deakin and Antoine Reberioux
Corporate Governance, Regulation and the Lingering Role of the State in the Post Privatized Brazilian Steel Industry: Edmund Amann, João Carlos Ferraz and Germano Mendes de Paula
Corporate Governance: A Review of the Role of Banks: Hans Degryse, Steven Ongena and Günseli Tümer-Alkan
Corporate Governance: Is There a Village Behind the Facade? , pp 376-393: Richard N. Dean
Corporate Governance: The Case of Australian Banks: Mohamed Ariff and Mohammad Z. Hoque
Corporate Hegemony: .
Corporate Hybrids and the Co-evolution of Institutions and Enterprise in China: Simon Collinson and Yanxue Sun
Corporate interaction, direct investment and regional cooperation in industrializing Asia , pp 193-213: Michael G. Plummer
Corporate Interdependence in the United States: .
Corporate language policy and its implementation in Asia-Pacific business , pp 316-333: Anna J.C. Hsu and Kevin Au
Corporate law and its making - the question of democratic legitimacy , pp 225-257: .
Corporate law and the legal environment of the firm , pp 29-59: .
Corporate Law and the Team Production Problem: Margaret M. Blair
Corporate law coasting in neutral: from egalitarianism, to sustainability, to extinction? , pp 35-55: Michael Galanis
Corporate law in changing times , pp 273-277: Marc Moore and Christopher M. Bruner
Corporate Leniency with Private Information: An Exploratory Example: Joseph E. Harrington
Corporate liability and compliance management systems , pp 105-157: .
Corporate liability regimes: a law and economics analysis , pp 158-196: .