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Research Handbook on Comparative Corporate Governance

Comparative corporate governance has become a broad research field during the past decades. With the increasing internationalization of law and legal scholarship, the subject has seen a burgeoning volume of...

3 December 2020

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Afra Afsharipour

The Diffusion of the Sandbox Approach to Disruptive Innovation and Its Limitations

Faced with the challenges posed by the rise and evolution of disruptive technologies and innovations, countries have adopted differing regulatory approaches and adapted institutional structures and norms to maximize benefits...

17 February 2020

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Chang-hsien Tsai

Varieties of Independent Directors in Asia: A Taxonomy

The rise of the independent director in Asia is an issue of global consequence that has been largely overlooked. Less than two decades ago, independent directors were oddities in Asia’s...

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On the Foundations of Corporate Social Responsibility

The classical view in finance on modern corporations takes a shareholder value maximization perspective, which holds that corporations are accountable only to profit-maximizing shareholders, and apart from their contractually determined...

22 December 2016

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Corporate Governance, Companies’ Disclosure Practices, and Market Transparency: A Cross Country Study

The current evidence on the relation between corporate governance on disclosure and the timeliness of firm’s price discovery is mainly country specific. Our paper “Corporate governance, companies’ disclosure practices, and...

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