Theories of Corporate Governance
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9780415323079
Yazar
Clarke, Thomas
Yayın Dili
İngilizce
Yayın Yılı
2004
Sayfa Sayısı
370
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Karton Kapak
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50,99 GBP
In the wake of the financial and corporate scandals of recent years, corporate governance increasingly is recognised as being at the heart of understanding how and why businesses are run as they are. But while there are diverse and well-established theories of corporate governance, they are rarely gathered in a coherent and comparative way.
This comprehensive reader brings together the most influential writing in the field, with editorial commentary, to provide a uniquely interdisciplinary resource for students and lecturers that underpins contemporary analysis of corporate governance. Topics covered include:
the separation of ownership and control
how economic activity is organised through firms
the managerial revolution in business
agency, stewardship and stakeholder theory
globalization and convergence
the critique of shareholder value
post-Enron analysis.
Structured to provide an introduction and overview of corporate governance from the classical theories to contemporary controversies, this reader functions either as a stand-alone text, or as a companion to International Corporate Governance, a textbook also authored by Thomas Clarke.
Review:
'[A] magisterial work. At whatever level corporate governance is being studied and reviewed, there can be no doubt about the value of Professor Clarke's book in bringing together and clarifying the theories which have contributed to, and have relevance for, the development of corporate governance.' - Sir Adrian Cadbury
'This unique collection brings together this widely dispersed material for the first time, providing students and researchers in corporate governance with an unrivalled resource.' - International Institute of Administrative Sciences
'Every student of corporate governance will want to read Thomas Clarke's book to aid them in making sense of what is otherwise becoming an endless corporate governance maze.' - Professor Douglas M. Branson, University of Pittsburgh, USA
1. Theories of Governance: Reconceptualising corporate governance theory after the Enron experience - Thomas Clarke; Part 1: Economic Foundations; 2. The Managerial Revolution in American Business - Alfred D. Chandler (1977); 3. The Impact of the Corporation on Classical Economic Theory - Berle,A. (1965); Part 2: Agency Theory; 4. Theory of the Firm, Managerial Behaviour, Agency Costs and Ownership Structure - Jensen, M.C. and Meckling, W.H. (1976); 5. Separation of Ownership and Control - Fama,E. and Jensen,M. (1985); 6. Agency Theory: An assessment and review - Eisenhardt, K.M. (1989); Part 3: Managerial Hegemony; 7. Directors: Myth and reality - Mace, M. (1971); 8. Pawns Or Potentates: The Reality of America's Corporate Boards - Lorsch, J. and MacIver, E. (1989); Part 4: Stewardship Theory; 9. Towards A Stewardship Theory of Management - Davis, J.H., Schoorman, F.D., and Donaldson, L. , (1997); Part 5: External Pressures; 10. The Resource Dependence Role of Corporate Directors: Strategic adaptation of board composition in response to environmental change - A.J.Hillman, A.A. Cannella, and R.L. Paetzold (2000); 11. Institutional and Strategic Choice Perspectives on Board Involvement in the Strategic Decision Process - W.Q.Judge and C.P. Zeithaml (1992); 12. A General Theory of Network Governance: Exchange conditions and social mechanisms - C.Jones, W.S. Hesterly and S.P. Porgatti, (1997); Part 6: Stakeholder Theory; 13. Ownership and Control: Rethinking corporate governance for the; 21st century - Margaret Blair (1995); 14. The Stakeholder Corporation: A business philosophy for the information age Thomas Clarke (1998); Part 7:Theories of Convergence; 15. Corporate Leadership in a Globalising Equity Market - Michael Useem (1998); 16. Corporate Governance and Globalisation: Is there convergence across countries? - Mauro F. Guillen (2000); 17. Capital Unbound?: The transformation of European corporate governance - Rhodes, M. and Apeldoorn, B.v. (1998); 18. The Very Uncertain Prospects of "Global" Convergence In Corporate Governance - Douglas M. Branson (2001); Part 8: Critique of Shareholder Value; 19. Maximising Shareholder Value: A new ideology for corporate governance - Lazonick, W. and O'Sullivan, M. (2000); 20. Corporate Governance, Property and Democracy: A conceptual critique of shareholder ideology - Ewal Engelen; Part 9: Post-Enron Theories; 21. What Enron Means for the Management and Control of the Modern Business Corporation: Some initial reflections - Jeffrey N. Gordon (2002); 22. What Caused Enron?: A capsule social and economic history of the; 1990s - John Coffee (2003)
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