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«Corporate Governance and International Business»

Globalisation and corporate governance Portfolio investment (Financial fund flows)Issues concerning Sustainability Relating social responsibility with governance: the evidence Governance and stakeholders Managing risk Systematic risk Risk managing Global risk Unsystematic risk Transparency Cultural risk Sustainability Risk seeking Risk transfer Charity Relating corporate governance and corporate social responsibility Deontological Ethics Inflation and NGOs ISO 26000 Technical risk Corporate Governance Principles The Gaia Theory Risk analysis: the cost of capital Culture Long term/short term risk The Audit function and the role of regulation Risk Management and Corporate Governance Stakeholder Theory Disclosure Globalisation Available resources Risk reduction Attitudes to risk The Anglo Saxon model of governance Corporate Governance in noncommercial organisations Ultra vires The Latin model of governance The Ottoman model of governance The principles of governance Utilitarianism Environmental risk Rule of law Ethical Relativism Public bodies Educational institution The Capital Asset Pricing model Global perspectives Types of NFP organisation Governance systems and corporate social responsibility Summarising Sustainability Accountability ISO 26000 Knowledge/Information transfer Failures in regulation Corporate Reputation Financial risk The Social Contract Efficiency and Effectiveness Governance issues in NFPs Redefining sustainability Exchange of Technology Motivation for NFPs Equity Structure of a charity Financial crisis-contagion effect-global crisis Ethical philosophies Stakeholders The principles of corporate governance Competition Risk management Implications for managers Transparency Critiquing Brundtland Intra vires Good Governance and Sustainability Components of the cost of capital Risk averse The role of audit Defining ethics Responsiveness Regulation/deregulation and international standards The 2008 financial crisis Regulation Sustainability Risk protection Risk assessment Multiple stakeholdings Quasi public body Sustainability and the Cost of Capital What is a stakeholder?How Globalisation Affects Governance Qualitative Intellectual capital mobility Risk probability profiles Globalisation, Corporate Failures and Corporate Governance Adverse selection Social risk Accounting issues Risk neutral Developing a framework for corporate governance Participation Ethics, corporate governance and corporate behavior Moral hazard The cost of capital for a business Risk Management Strategies Relating corporate governance and corporate social responsibility A Typology of risk Research findings Risk analysis Market integration Concluding remarks Teleological Ethics Systems of governance Details of Stakeholder Theory Corporate Governance Distinguishing features of sector Company management The Brundtland Report Development of codes of governance and international comparisons Distributable sustainability Risk avoidance Governance, Ethics and Corporate Behaviour The role of NGOs Corporate Behaviour Accountability Stakeholders & the social contract: a broader view of corporate governance The Audit Committee Agency theory and asymmetric power Informational needs The classification of stakeholders The concept of global governance Defining sustainability Definitions Stakeholder/shareholder interests Good governance and corporate behaviour Ethical Objectivism Agency Theory Corruption

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