Book description
Thomas Clarke's International Corporate Governance offers a comprehensive guide to corporate governance forms and institutions and examines the recurring crises in corporate governance and the resulting corporate governance reform around the world.
While the popular structure of the original text has been retained, significant changes have been made to take…
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1 author picked International Corporate Governance as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Too often, people in the corporate governance field jump to the conclusion that what works in one country has to work the same way in another country. Although corporate governance is fundamentally about power and accountability, no matter the setting, one size does not fit all. Thomas Clarke’s book is an excellent introduction to understanding how different legal systems and different histories have shaped corporate governance in different national environments. Learn from the best no matter the source and adapt to local needs.
From Harry's list on making corporate governance work.
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