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Elgar encyclopedia of corporate governance / edited by Thomas Clarke (UTS Business School, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia), Wafa Khlif (TBS Business School, Barcelona, Spain) and Coral Ingley (Faculty of Business and Law, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand).
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Elgar encyclopedias in business and management series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Corporate governance.
- Genre:
- Electronic books.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (468 pages)
- Place of Publication:
- Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2024.
- Summary:
- "With 163 authoritative entries providing definitive explanations and critiques of the fundamental principles and practices of corporate governance, this timely Encyclopedia is a comprehensive overview of the economic, political, social, legal and environmental impacts of corporations across the globe. Bringing together almost 100 leading experts, the Encyclopedia addresses the meaning and purpose of corporate governance and how this term has evolved over time. Philosophical perspectives on corporate governance, as well as its origins and history are laid out, alongside critical theories and methodologies on governance. The Encyclopedia then examines different aspects of governance related to governance regimes, neoliberalism, finance, accounting and corporate reporting, law and regulation, strategy and forms of governance. Board processes and performance, leadership in the boardroom, board directors and board diversity are explained. Focus is drawn to emerging societal problems and crises related to corporate governance and how these have been addressed by different institutions, such as digital era governance, corporate social responsibility and corporate sustainability and regeneration of the natural world. The Elgar Encyclopedia of Corporate Governance is an essential reference source for academics, researchers and students of business and management, economics and finance and environmental studies. Professionals and policymakers working in the sectors of corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, management and sustainability and strategic management will also find this to be an indispensable reference work. Key Features: - 163 distinct entries structured by theme - Combines empirical findings with real-world examples - Adopts a comparative global analysis from leading academics - Accessible explanations of fundamental concepts and principles"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Contents Introduction to the elgar encyclopedia of corporate governance / Thomas Clarke, Wafa Khlif, Coral Ingley
- Part 1. Philosophical perspectives on corporate governance
- 1. Adam smith: Moral sentiments / Thomas Clarke
- 2. Karl marx: The labour theory of value and exploitation / Thomas Clarke
- 3. John stuart mill: Utilitarianism and the economic conditions of happiness / Thomas Clarke
- 4. Do private vices bring public benefit? Mandeville and the foundations of modern capitalism / Wafa Khlif
- 5. Capitalism and deleuze / Finn Janning
- 6. Resisting the financialization of corporate governance with deleuze and guattari / Charles Barthold
- 7. Enriqué dussel's philosophy of liberation: Moving beyond colonial eurocentrism / Wafa Khlif
- Part 2. Origins and history of corporate governance
- 8. Corporate governance / Yuri Biondi
- 9. The genesis of the corporation: The 17th- and 18th-century east India companies / Thomas Clarke
- 10. Berle and means and the modern corporation as a new public institution (1850s-1930s) / Olivier Weinstein
- 11. The evolution of corporate governance / Bob Tricker
- 12. Managerial capitalism (1940s-1970s) / Olivier Weinstein
- 13. The countervailing power of the new deal, and the rise of the financialised corporation and neo-liberalism / John Cioffi
- 14. The new contractual economic theory of the firm (1970s-2010s) / Olivier Weinstein
- 15. The displacement of managerial capitalism by financial capitalism (2010s-2020s) / Olivier Weinstein
- Part 3. Challenging neo-liberalism
- 16. Neoliberal resilience / Abby Innes
- 17. The financialisation of corporate governance / Thomas Clarke
- 18. Challenging neoliberalism in the face of global complexity / Wafa Khlif, Thomas Clarke, Lotfi Karoui, Konan A. Seny Kan, Coral Ingley
- Part 4. Critical theories and methodologies
- 19. Shareholder primacy and long-term corporate investment / Lynn Stout
- 20. The myths of shareholder primacy / Thomas Clarke
- 21. Social approaches to corporate governance / Thomas Donaldson
- 22. Team production theory of corporate law / Margaret M. Blair
- 23. Extended team production theory / Morten Huse
- 24. Stakeholder theory / Thomas Clarke
- 25. A critique of stakeholder theory / Charles Blattberg, Dylan Scudder
- 26. Behavioural theory of boards and governance / Morten Huse
- 27. Multi-level corporate governance / Konan A. Seny Kan
- 28. Resource dependence theory: A political understanding of corporate governance / Werner Nienhüser
- 29. Sustainability and corporate governance / Jeroen Veldman
- 30. Methodological perspectives in corporate governance / Konan A. Seny Kan, Wafa Khlif, Coral Ingley, Lotfi Karoui
- 31. Integrating theoretical perspectives on corporate governance / Lotfi Karoui, Coral Ingley, Wafa Khlif
- Part 5. Governance regimes
- 32. Anglo-american corporate governance / Thomas Clarke
- 33. European corporate governance: Relationship-based approaches / Thomas Clarke
- 34. Asia-pacific corporate governance: Family-controlled business networks / Thomas Clarke
- 35. Corporate governance in Italy / Alessandro Zattoni
- 36. Corporate governance in central and eastern Europe between 1945 and 1990 / Rainhart Lang, Miklos Dobak, Thomas Steger
- 37. Corporate governance in central and eastern Europe after 1990 / Thomas Steger, Rainhart Lang, Miklos Dobak
- 38. Neopatrimonial (corporate) governance / Danson Kimani, Teerooven Soobaroyen
- 39. Director independence in developed and developing economies / Coral Ingley
- 40. Structural information asymmetry, local institutions and corporate governance in Africa / Charles C. Okeahalam
- 41. Corporate governance and boards in Africa: The ubuntu model? / Emmanuel Adegbite, Folajimi Ashiru
- Part 6. Finance and corporate governance
- 42. Ownership and corporate governance / Ludo Van der Heyden
- 43. Corporate governance and finance: Investment funds / Coral Ingley
- 44. The global growth of equity markets / Thomas Clarke
- 45. Investor voting and shareholder rights / Coral Ingley
- 46. Insider trading / Marc Goergen
- 47. Pyramidal groups / Alessandro Zattoni
- 48. Corporate governance and finance aspects: Dividend policy, bond yields, and risk-taking / Coral Ingley
- 49. Dividend policy / Marc Goergen
- 50. The international premium for corporate governance / Thomas Clarke
- 51. Investors as stewards: A sustainable symbiosis? / Hans van Ees, Niels Hermes
- 52. Purpose and paradigm shifts in banking governance / Nihel Chabrak, María Luisa Pajuelo
- Part 7. Accounting and corporate reporting
- 53. Creative accounting, fraud, and international accounting scandals / Michael J. Jones
- 54. Accounting for inequality / Prem Sikka
- 55. The oecd/g20 agreement on minimum corporate taxation: Scope for fairness or financialisation? / Yuri Biondi
- 56. Waves of international frameworks for sustainability reporting / David Monciardini, Jukka Tapio Mähönen, Georgina Tsagas
- 57. Integrity in disclosure and accountability / Nihel Chabrak, María Luisa Pajuelo
- 58. Esg: Overview and critique / Coral Ingley
- 59. Esg: Reporting and greenwashing / Coral Ingley
- 60. Transparency in corporate governance and ethical conduct / Coral Ingley
- 61. Voluntary environmental disclosure in an authoritarian political context / Coral Ingley, Wafa Khlif
- Part 8. Law and regulation
- 62. The dimensions of corporate personality / Lynn Stout
- 63. Corporate moral personhood / Matthew Lampert
- 64. Enterprise / Blanche Segrestin, Kevin Levillain
- 65. Fiduciary duty / Thomas Clarke
- 66. Corporate governance deviance / Ruth V. Aguilera, Siri Terjesen
- 67. Contractual corporate governance / Marc Goergen
- 68. Codes of good governance / Alessandro Zattoni
- 69. Stewardship codes and investor stewardship / Alice Klettner
- 70. Questioning ceo-chair separation: A critical review and integrative model / Wafa Khlif, Sami El Omari, Konan A. Seny Kan
- 71. (convergence of) legal corporate perspectives / Véronique Magnier
- 72. The globalisation of regulation / Thomas Clarke
- 73. Revisiting regulatory frameworks / Coral Ingley, Lotfi Karoui, Wafa Khlif
- 74. A new global regulatory architecture for corporate governance? / Thomas Clarke
- Part 9. Strategy and corporate governance
- 75. Corporate governance life cycle / Igor Filatotchev, Steven Toms
- 76. Corporate governance and m&as / Xavier Castañer
- 77. Strategic leadership by the board / Ljiljana Erakovic
- 78. Boards and strategy / Alessandro Zattoni
- 79. Value and value creation in corporate governance / Daniel Yar Hamidi
- 80. Ambidexterity / Morten Huse
- 81. Corporate governance, boards, and innovation: Reviews of literature / Coral Ingley
- 82. Organizational legitimacy / Martijn Boersma
- 83. Board strategic balance: A practical theory of sport governance / Lesley Ferkins, David Shilbury
- Part 10. Forms of governance
- 84. Meta-organizations: Evolving forms of governance / Héloïse Berkowitz
- 85. Entrepreneurial threshold firms / Jonas Gabrielsson
- 86. Corporate governance: The case of the mondragon cooperative group / Hervé Grellier-Bidalun, Jean Francois Chanlat
- 87. Corporate governance in ipos / Alessandro Zattoni
- 88. Value and value creation perspectives from research and practice in smes / Coral Ingley
- 89. Complexity and power dynamics in governing family firms / Coral Ingley, Wafa Khlif
- 90. Family firms and board composition - complexity, ownership, and succession / Wafa Khlif, Coral Ingley
- 91. Corporate governance within and by the media / Nathalie Fenton
- 92. Whistleblowing / Eva Tsahuridu
- Part 11. Board processes and performance
- 93. The board of statutory auditors / Lino Cinquini, Andrea Melis
- 94. Board roles / Pieter-Jan Bezemer
- 95. Theorising director task performance / Stuart Farquhar
- 96. Board role performance: Opening the black box of board activation process / Lotfi Karoui
- 97. Board processes / Alessandro Zattoni
- 98. Board remuneration / Coral Ingley
- 99. Evolving perspectives on board governance and innovation / Coral Ingley
- 100. Board capital / Morten Huse
- Part 12. Leadership in the boardroom
- 101. Board team leadership / Ljiljana Erakovic
- 102. Board dynamics / Philip Stiles
- 103. The chair's leadership of the board / Ljiljana Erakovic
- 104. The continual rapid inflation in ceo pay in the United States / Thomas Clarke
- 105.
- Functional stupidity in the boardroom? / Martin Blom, Mats Alvesson
- Part 13. Board directors
- 106. Business elites / Sibel Yamak
- 107. Board reforms / Marta A. Geletkanycz
- 108. Director independence / Coral Ingley
- 109. Directors' fiduciary duty and perspectives on sustainability / Coral Ingley
- 110. Digital skills of non-executive directors / Michele Phillips
- Part 14. Diversity and board
- 111. Diversity, equity and inclusion / Thomas Clarke
- 112. Diversity on boards / Patricia Gabaldon
- 113. Women on boards: Targets and quotas / Ruth.
- Sealy, Susan Vinnicombe
- 114. Women on boards - shifting board behaviours / Ruth Sealy
- 115. Golden skirts / Morten Huse
- 116. Polish women on boards / Agnieszka Slomka Golebiowska
- Part 15. GLOBALISATION AND INSTITUTIONS OF GOVERNANCE
- 117. The meaning of globalization / Thomas Clarke
- 118. The deregulation of finance and the globalization of capital markets / Thomas Clarke
- 119. Globalization and deglobalization of corporate governance / Thomas Clarke
- 120. Globalization from below / Wafa Khlif
- Part 16. CRISES IN GOVERNANCE
- 121. Crisis and reform in corporate governance / Thomas Clarke
- 122. The Wall Street crash 1929 / Thomas Clarke
- 123. The Asian financial crisis 1997 / Thomas Clarke
- 124. NASDAQ/Dot.com crash / Thomas Clarke
- 125. The global financial crisis 2007/2008 / Thomas Clarke
- 126. The universal and pervasive impact of financialization / Thomas Clarke
- 127. Why has the COVID-19 pandemic questioned corporate governance? / Yvon Pesqueux
- 128. Beyond economics: revisiting governance crises with Ibn Khaldun / Wafa Khlif, Lotfi Karoui
- Part 17. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SOCIETY
- 129. From government to governance / Antonino Palumbo
- 130. Purpose-driven corporation / Blanche Segrestin, Kevin Levillain
- 131. Conceiving the purpose of the company / Thomas Clarke
- 132. The social licence to operate / Thomas Clarke
- 133. "Good governance" in the face of cultural differences / Hèla Yousfi
- 134. Innovation, growth and productivity / Thomas Clarke
- 135. Trust, trustworthiness and corporate governance / Nikolas Kirby
- 136. Gender board quotas and sustainable development / Morten Huse
- 137. Human rights / Justine Nolan
- 138. Modern slavery / Martijn Boersma
- Part 18. DIGITAL ERA GOVERNANCE
- 139. Digital transformation and governance / Thomas Clarke
- 140. Surveillance / Afshin Mehrpouya
- 141. Digital disruption and governance / Thomas Clarke
- 142. Smart governance / Yvon Pesqueux
- 143. Critique of digital disruption / Thomas Clarke
- 144. The governance of cyber security / Thomas Clarke
- Part 19. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
- 145. Corporate social responsibility and environmental and social governance / Thomas Clarke
- 146. Doing the "right" thing: ethical behaviour and sustainable value creating business / Coral Ingley
- 147. The potential for interlocking directorships to influence sustainability practices / Coral Ingley
- 148. Corporate tax avoidance / Thomas Clarke
- Part 20. CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY
- 149. Corporate governance of sustainability / Wafa Khlif, Lotfi Karoui, Coral Ingley
- 150. The governance of sustainability / Bobby Banerjee
- 151. Governing for sustainability / Coral Ingley
- 152. The sustainability value curve / Thomas Clarke
- 153. Corporate governance and sustainable value creation / Beate Sjåfjell
- 154. Corporate climate champions / Jasper Finkeldey
- 155. Corporate greenwashing / Thomas Clarke
- Part 21. REGENERATION OF THE NATURAL WORLD
- 156. The central role of environmental justice in corporate governance / Marcel Llavero-Pasquina, Joan Martínez-Alier
- 157. Natural capital / Coral Ingley
- 158. Extinction accounting / Jill Atkins
- 159. Accounting care / Jacques Richard
- 160. Accounting for biodiversity / Mike Jones
- 161. Systemic sustainability in governance / Wafa Khlif, Lotfi Karoui, Coral Ingley
- 162. Innovation for sustainability / Thomas Clarke
- 163. Regeneration of natural capital / Thomas Clarke.
- Notes:
- Description based on print record.
- ISBN:
- 9781839107061 (e-book)
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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