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Government subsidy and corporate green innovation - Does board governance play a role?

Energy Policy, 2021
This study attempts to uncover the curvilinear relationship between government subsidies and corporate green innovation in China's new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, and investigate the moderating effect of board governance within this relationship ...
Li Xia, Shuo Gao, Jiuchang Wei, Qi-Ying Ding   +3 more
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Corporate Governance and Sustainability

2021
This chapter considers how legal and governance rules work in order to limit shareholders' concerns over the running of their companies. It starts by defining the meaning of corporate governance and describes the roles and responsibilities of the various participants in the corporate governance process.
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Corporate Governance in Government Corporations

2017
This study of the corporate governance of these corporations examines the history of government corporations, the problems associated with mating the corporation to a public use, the possibilities for rent-seeking associated with government corporations,a new body of empirical evidence on governance practices and some of the potential areas for reform ...
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Corporate governance and board of directors: The effect of a board composition on firm sustainability performance

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019
Sustainable Development Goals are setting a new global target on sustainability, for which corporates are expected to play an important role through sustainable practices.
Valeria Naciti
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Corporate Governance and Corporate Legitimacy: The Role of Boards

2020
The field of corporate governance can to a large extent be traced back the aftermath of the Great Depression 1929. The problem which led to the crash of the stock market was described as a division between control and ownership. The problem was described as managerialism. The thesis of managerialism inspired agency theory which has been synonymous with
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The Globalization of Corporate Governance

2016
The process of economic globalization, as product and capital markets have become increasingly integrated since WWII, has placed huge, and it is argued by some, irresistible pressures on the world's 'insider' stakeholder oriented corporate governance systems.
Dignam, Alan, Galanis, Michael
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND IMPOSSIBILISM

Journal of Cultural Economy, 2008
This paper presents a mixed methods analysis of corporate governance and develops an argument that governance is impossibilist because it inflates expectations and sets fundamentally unattainable objectives. Disappointment with corporate governance is justified because proceduralisation plus new mechanisms (such as the insistence on more independent ...
Ismail Erturk, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, Adam Leaver, David Shammai, Karel Williams   +5 more
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Corporate Governance

2011
La struttura ed i processi di corporate governance assumono un ruolo decisivo nel determinare le possibilità di successo o di insuccesso di un'impresa. I fallimenti di alcuni importantissimi player del mercato e la crisi finanziaria di questi ultimi anni hanno, infatti, incrementato l'interesse verso i principi di trasparenza e di indipendenza della ...
Dallocchio, Maurizio, Cafarelli, Alessandro   +1 more
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Corporate Governance in Italy

Corporate Governance: An International Review, 2000
This paper has analysed the Italian prevailing corporate governance system in terms of issues such as ownership and control structures, structure and functioning of the boards, executive remuneration and evaluation, the mission of the companies, the role of banks and market for corporate control. The issues determined by the presence of the blockholder
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The Corporation, Corporate Governance and the Sustainable Transition: Introduction

As the climate crisis intensifies, there is a critical need for transformative action on a multiplicity of political, economic and organizational levels. The corporation stands at the very centre of this critical need, as corporations are accountable for a vast majority of global CO2 emissions.
Barnow, Tessa Tilde, Popp-Madsen, Benjamin Ask, Hein Jessen, Mathias   +2 more
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