Table of contents - Special Issue: Ethics of corporate governance: global convergence or divergence?
Guest Editors: Professor G.J. Rossouw
The ethics of corporate governance: Crucial distinctions for global comparisons
G.J. RossouwThe principles, regulations and directives associated with corporate governance constitute a view of the role, responsibilities and obligations of corporations within a given…
The ethics of corporate governance: A (South) African perspective
Andrew WestThe purpose of this paper is to review the developments in South African corporate governance since the end of apartheid, with a view to identifying themes and points of…
The ethics of corporate governance: An Asian perspective
Y.R.K. ReddyArising from an engrossing and incisive panel discussion at the IV Congress of ISBEE, this paper aims to add the Asian perspective to the debate on ethics of corporate governance.
The ethics of corporate governance: A continental European perspective
Peter KoslowskiThe 1990s brought a strong dominance of the US model of corporate governance, setting the continental European model at a disadvantage. Due to the financial crisis, the…
The ethics of corporate governance: The North American perspective
Stephen B. YoungThe paper presents an overview of perspectives on corporate governance grounded in the Common Law legal traditions of the UK and the USA. It further discusses whether that…
The ethics of corporate governance: Global convergence or divergence?
G.J. RossouwThe purpose of this paper is to investigate whether there is a global divergence or convergence with regard to the ethics of corporate governance.
ISSN:
1754-243XRenamed from:
Managerial LawOnline date, start – end:
2008Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Dr Zahid Hussain