Description: In Transforming Governance the contributors, guided by Maria Aluchna and GÃ1/4ler Aras, address the current state, as well as the development of corporate governance and its perceived tasks and functions, in response to the changing market and regulatory environment. The book addresses the inefficiencies, scandals and crises as well as the signific
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'Overall, the book provides a comprehensive overview of corporate governance and its evolution in developing countries; it is clearly written and avoids academic style, keeping references to a minimum. This makes it especially well-suited for finance or management master's students who are approaching corporate governance for the first time. In this setting, the instructor can use the book to introduce students to specific topics and also to provoke interesting class discussions. It can be also used by PhD students to gain a broad perspective of how the corporate governance issues are approached by different academic fields and to identify interesting problems and discrepancies that call for further research.'
María Gutiérrez Urtiaga, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain