1st Edition
Corporate Governance and Economic Development Identifying Critical Institutional Reforms
This book explores the links between different corporate governance systems and their impact on economic development. It focuses on how institutional reforms, legislative changes and codified measures have influenced performance at the firm and country level. Drawing on detailed cases from the UK, USA, China, India, Poland, Brazil, Russia and South Africa, this book takes a truly international and comparative approach to understanding the relationship between regulatory frameworks and economic development.
This will be a valuable text for students and researchers of economic development, corporate governance, international political economy, and economic and business history.
1. Towards an Effective System of Corporate Governance, 2. Imperfect System – Lessons From the UK, 3. Progress Among Crises – Lessons From the US, 4. It Is Our Way With Western Characteristics – Lessons From China, 5. The Importance of the Family – Lessons From India, 6. Escalating Problems – Lessons From Russia, Poland, Brazil, and South Africa, 7. Conclusion
Biography
Anna Lanoszka is Professor of International Economic Relations at the University of Windsor, Canada.
