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A short course of lectures
«Corporate Governance and International Business»

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

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