Ecological modernization and the multi-scaled governance of sustainability in…

Ecological modernization (EM) is often presented as a suitable way to make societies, and the key industries on which they are dependent, environmentally and economically sustainable. This article focuses on the underlying factors that contribute to EM in the shipping industry. The theoretical perspective used stems from critical EM and corporate social responsibility research. The analysis a…

Corporate governance : accountability, enterprise and international comparisons

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0-470-87030-3

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Global perspectives on ethics of corporate governance

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: 1–4039–7584–1

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xx, 220 p.

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TXT MG DEO g

Corporate governance and initial public offerings

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978-1-107-01686-6

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xxxvii, 574 p.

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TXT MG ALE c

Capital markets and corporate govenance in japan, germany and the united states

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0-203-44896-0

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viii, 200 p.

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TXT MG DIE c

Corporate governance, finance and the technological advantage of nations

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0-203-93388-5

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xx, 310 p.

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Corporate governance around the world

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978-0-203-93067-0

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xix, 407 p.

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TXT MG NAC c

IT governance in a networked world: multi-sourcing strategies and social capi…

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978-1-60566-085-1

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xxi, 355 p.

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TXT MG LEE i

Corporate governance, organization and the firm

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978 1 84720 820 0

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xi, 243 p.

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Maritime governance : speed, flow, form process

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978-3-319-21747-5

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xiii, 330 p.

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A history of corporate governance around the world

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0-226-53681-5

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xii, 687 p.

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TXT MG MOR h

Corporate governance and sustainable prosperity

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0–333–77757–3

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xi, 311 p.

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Corporate power in global agrifood governance

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978-0-262-01275-1

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xix, 308 p.

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Handbook on international corporate governance

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978 1 84542 034 5

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xiv, 258 p.

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Maritime governance and policy-making

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978-1-4471- 4153-2

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Maritime governance and policy making

The nature of Maritime Policy and the role of public affairs on the governance of maritime matters are popular topics in the field. Theories and perspectives on maritime policy are dynamic and they are revised by the ever-changing environment of maritime industry and the globalisation factor. Through the maritime policy debate, the function of national and international organisations is not wel…

Annual report 2016 : Creating values through governance [Menciptakan nilai ta…

Melalui fase Fit in Infrastructure, Perseroan menyusun Corporate GCG Roadmap untuk lima tahun ke depan dan mengimplementasikannya secara menyeluruh demi terciptanya Good Corporate Citizenship yang komprehensif. Suksesnya implementasi fase ini terbukti berhasil mendorong keberhasilan perseroan untuk melalui masa-masa sulit. Ke depannya, Perseroan terus memperkuat komitmen terhadap implementasi k…

Supply governance structures for reverse logistics systems

The purpose of this paper is to examine the changes in governance structures that evolved as reverse logistics systems were developed. The UK car crash repair sector was used as a case study.

Arbitration of intra-corporate disputes

The purpose of this paper is to explore the possible use of arbitration in disputes involving claims against directors. It takes as its starting point a recent decision of the English Court of Appeal, Fulham Football Club [1987] Ltd v. Richards, in which the Court confirmed the enforceability of an arbitration agreement in proceedings where one of the defendants was the company chairman, and as…

The development of governance structures for corporate responsibility

Purpose – This paper seeks to explore patterns of integrating corporate responsibility issues into corporate governance mechanisms and their development over time. Design/methodology/approach – Data from the Business in the Community Corporate Responsibility Index is explored to reveal dominant governance patterns of corporate responsibility issues for the 51 organizations continuously part…

Impacts of the board of directors and ownership structure on consolidation st…

In the study I examine the relationship between corporate governance and consolidation strategies for shipping firms. The analysis is focused on the ownership structure and corporate governance power which are supposed to influence the consolidation strategies. I investigate M&As and global alliances occurred during 2006-2007 fiscal years in maritime industry. In the empirical study, I find tha…

Corporate governance and board practices by Greek shipping management companies

Corporate governance is an area of interest to researchers, stakeholders and the general public. In recent times, there has been an increased concern about the effectiveness of the board within corporate organizations due to corporate scandals and accounting irregularities of some well known firms, which highlighted the inefficiency of monitoring corporate boards and the overseeing of manage…

Governance in a beach seine fishery : a case study from Lake Victoria, Tanzania

Beach seine gear is one of the prominent fishing gears in Nile Perch fishery. Before Nile Perch was introduced to the lake, beach seines the species targeted with beach seine were Tilapia, Bagrus, Haplochromis, Protopterus and Labeo. In 1994, beach seines were banned in Tanzania and by 2004, this particular regulation and others, were harmonized and applied to the entire Lake as a result of imp…

Port governance in the UK : Planning without policy

The UK's highly privatised port systemmeans that,while many of the issues in the port governance literature relevant to port concessions do not arise here, the respective roles of harbour authorities and port operators continue to be questioned. The concern in the UK is whose role it should be to monitor the capacity and service quality of the port sector, including how to govern the ways in wh…

How competition is driving change in port governance, strategic decision-maki…

The period from 2007 through 2016 saw little change in the fundamentals of port governance in the United States. Instead, increased competition resulting from the consolidation of the ocean carrier industry, a slower forecast for U.S. container trade growth, port congestion on the U.S.West Coast and the potential for shifting trading lanes from an expanded Panama Canal became the predominant fo…

Chapter 5 : goverance structures of port authorities in Netherlands

This chapter describes the governance structures of the port authorities of the major Dutch seaports. This description is based on a framework to assess the fit between the environment, governance model, strategy and capabilities of the port authority. Changes in the port environment have triggered changes in the governance model and strategy of seaports. For the three major Dutch seaports, reg…

Leadership In A Globalized World: Complexity, Dynamics, And Risks

This book investigates key issues facing leaders in increasingly complex decision-making environments as a result of globalization. It presents a synthesis and interpretation of academic research in multiple disciplines and integrates it into a practical approach that is readily useable by leaders in government, corporations, and civil society.

Maritime Governance and Policy-Making : The Need for Process Rather than Form

The evidence for systemic failure in the governance of the maritime sector is clear from the widespread inability of many shipping policies to address the problems of environmental, security, safety and economic concerns central to the sector. The causes of this failure in governance and policy-making stem to a large extent from the inexorable spread of globalisation which has accelerated …

Conflict and its governance in horizontal cooperations of logistics service p…

Horizontal cooperations of logistics service providers (LSPs) have becomeimportant for LSPs within the last decades.Owing to the high complexity of these cooperations as observed by Schmoltzi and Wallenburg, the potential for conflict is inherent. This research, therefore, aims to investigate how nature (dysfunctional vs functional) and extent of conflict impact the outcome of these cooperation…

Missing links: Logistics, governance and upgrading in a shifting global economy

This article seeks to argue that logistics services, and the independent logistics industry in particular, should be afforded much more attention within political economy approaches to the global economy. Widespread outsourcing processes and the increased sophistication of logistics provisions mean thattheindustryhasarguablyevolvedbeyondbeingamereserviceinputto occupyinganintegralandstrategicro…

Peran human capital, corporate value dan good corporate governance melalui ki…

Perubahan yang terjadi dalam lingkungan bisnis menyebabkan berbagai perusahaan terus berusaha memperbaiki strategi bisnisnya, bertujuan agar bisa bertahan dan mempunyai keunggulan bersaing. Puncak perubahan tersebut dengan dimulainya era bisnis pada era informasi dan era pengetahuan. Pada era ini strategi bisnis yang dipandang cocok diantaranya penerapan sistem pengembangan SDM berbasiskan huma…

Sovereign wealth funds and shareholder activism: applying the Ryan-Schneider …

The purpose of this paper is to examine the propensity of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) for shareholder activism and their potential impact on corporate governance.

Unlocking the potential of IC in Italian cultural ecosystems

The purpose of this paper is to explore the consistence of an ecosystem framework within the cultural sector and investigate the potential role of intellectual capital (IC) in cultural ecosystems.

Marketing in governance : emotional intelligence leadership for effective cor…

The purpose of this paper is to examine the most generally applied definitions and other aspects of emotional intelligence, as well as its associated managerial leadership competencies in corporate governance.

Follow the leader

Many of us played ‘‘follow the leader’’ as children. This game could provide hours of fun as players alternatively assumed the role of leader and follower. On occasion, however, some episodes of this playacting ended in tears or hurt feelings as the appointed leader’s abilities to effectively lead were called into question.

Devolution, Port Governance and Port Performance

This book is a product of five years of effort and a labour of love on the part of many. In the summer of 2001, a group of researchers interested in port governance and devolution, and their impact on port performance, met in Hong Kong. The research content of the book evolved over subsequent meetings in Panama in November 2002, Belgium in July 2003, Izmir in July 2004 and Cyprus in July 2005. …

German Maritime Security Governance: A Perspective on The Indian Ocean Region

Besides the high number of attacks by Somali pirates, terrorists have threatened to disrupt Western maritime trade and oil and gas supplies in the Indian Ocean Region. This case study of German maritime security governance aims to examine these threats faced by Germany, and German countermeasures and preparedness. The German economy relies heavily on its international sea trade and Germany is h…

Piracy and maritime governance in the Indian Ocean

During the late 1990s and the early 2000s, this author conducted a comparative study on regime building in the world’s three maritime ‘mega regions’, i.e., the Atlantic, the (Asia-) Pacific and the Indian Ocean. The aim was to explain why regime building is so difficult in the latter as compared to the former two, and why newly formed regimes tend to end up as ‘sandbanks of shattered ho…

Port governance in Korea: revisited

Since the previous paper of us (Song & Lee, 2007), Korean ports, like others in the region and world, have experienced a number of challenges, which have driven the ports to make either a slight adjustment or a substantial re-organisation in terms of their governance structure. This paper aims to examine such drivers and subsequent changes taken place in Korea since 2007. This line of analysis …

Origin and taxonomy of conflicts in seaports : towards a research agenda

The growing complexity of transport chains with the development of the macro-economic context have imposed a growing pressure on ports as critical nodes inserted in global supply chains. Port activities have an importantsocial, economic and environmental impact on neighbouring regions. Ports definitely generate added value and employment. However, at the same time, local populations increasing…

A new governance perspective on port–hinterland relationships: the port hin…

We develop a new governance perspective on port–hinterland linkages and related port impacts. Many stakeholders in a port’s hinterland now demand tangible economic benefits from port activities, as a precondition for supporting port expansion and infrastructural investments. We use a governance lens to assess this farsighted contracting challenge. We find that most contemporary economic imp…

Governance in the maritime industry

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What does “corporate governance” actually mean?

This paper aims to develop a framework of connotative meanings afforded to the term “corporate governance”.

Corporate governance and innovative leaders

The purpose of this paper is to attract readers’ attention to the importance of the integration of corporate governance and innovation for companies to strive further in business. The paper also attempts to illustrate how an innovation champion can exist in companies with a good corporate governance structure and fully utilize the structure, at the same time being aware of the limitations of …

Corporate social responsibility, ethics, and corporate governance

This inquiry into companies listed on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) in Vietnam seeks to discern whether such constructs as corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethics act as antecedents for corporate governance.

Defining and enforcing ethical leadership in Nigeria

The purpose of this paper is to examine the current gap existing between ethics theorization and enforcement in the Nigerian leadership system.

Placing dryports. port regionalization as a planning challenge e the case of …

This paper emphasizes dryports in the context of port regionalization. It specifically deals with dryports as a challenge for planning, policy and metropolitan governance in the vicinity of seaports. The starting point is the ongoing spatial shift of terminals, distribution centres and port related developments towards the hinterland of mainports and the associated planning conflicts, raising…

Chapter 20 stakeholders, conflicting interets and governance in port clusters

In this chapter, an analysis is made of conflicting interests in seaports. Such conflicting interests are relevant since various stakeholders influence port development and have different goals. Based on an overview of the interests of different stakeholders, five conflicts of interests that are relevant in most seaports are identified. Each of these is briefly discussed and the concept …

Chapter 10 port governance and privatization in the united states : public ow…

Owing to its history as a nation fashioned from a federation of relatively autonomous states, port governance in the United States is largely in the hands of those 50 states rather than the federal government. Evolving from accustomed private ownership in the 18th and 19th centuries, seaports in the US are now commonly owned by public agencies, governed by public boards and yet often operated b…

Chapter 4 fighting for money, investments and capacity : port governance and …

Any economic analysis of seaport activity requires a clear definition of the concept of seaport and an understanding of the institutional context. Policymaking in ports, including Flanders, is largely controlled by an administrative authority. The reason for public authorities’ great interest is that ports are of enormous economic significance to the area governed. The degree of involvement…