Corporate Governance: Political and Legal Perspectives

公司治理新如果留意bal Economy series

Edited by Mark J. Roe, Professor of Law, Harvard Law School, US

This insightful volume explores the issue of why some nations have deep securities markets while others do not, and investigates the new hope that securities markets could be the road to wealth and not just the result of it. This collection of key articles, together with the editor’s comprehensive introduction, examines the recently emergent theories in the field.

‘This would be a good addition to an academic law library where corporate governance is a research interest among the faculty.’
– Ramona Martinez, Legal Information Alert

‘This collection is an important one for anyone attempting to understand the fragility of capital markets in the developing world, and more controversially the continued presence of dominant shareholders and fragile securities markets in some of the world’s most advanced nations.’
– Manifest