Theories of corporate governance : the philosophical foundations of corporate governance

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Introduction 1. Theories of Governance: Reconceptualising Corporate Governance Theory After the Enron Experience (Thomas Clarke) Part 1: Economic Foundations 2. The Managerial Revolution in American Business Alfred D. Chandler (1977)The Visible Hand, Belknap Press 3. The Impact of the Corporation on Classical Economic Theory Berle,A. (1965) Quarterly Journal of Economics, 79, 25-40 Part 2: Agency Theory 4. Theory of the Firm, Managerial Behaviour, Agency Costs and Ownership Structure Jensen, M.C. and Meckling, W.H. (1976) Journal of Financial Economics, October 305-60 5. Separation of Ownership and Control Fama,E. and Jensen,M. (1985)Journal of Law and Economics, 26, 301-26 6. Agency Theory: An Assessment and Review Eisenhardt, K.M. (1989) Academy of Management Review, 14, 57-74 Part 3: Managerial Hegemony 7. Directors: Myth and Reality Mace, M. (1971)Harvard Business School Press 8. Pawns Or Potentates: The Reality of America's Corporate Boards Lorsch, J. and MacIver, E. (1989) Harvard University Press Part 4: Stewardship Theory 9. Towards A Stewardship Theory of Management Davis, J.H., Schoorman, F.D., and Donaldson, L. , (1997) Academy of Management Review, Vol 22, No 1, Part 5: External Pressures 10. The Resource Dependence Role of Corporate Directors: Strategic Adaptation of Board Composition in Response to Environmental Change A.J.Hillman, A.A. Cannella, and R.L. Paetzold (2000) Journal of Management Studies, Oxford: Blackwell, 37:2 March pp235-255 11. Institutional and Strategic Choice Perspectives on Board Involvement in the Strategic Decision Process W.Q.Judge and C.P. Zeithaml, (1992) Academy of Management Journal, Vol 35, No 4, 766-79 12. A General Theory of Network Governance: Exchange Conditions and Social Mechanisms C.Jones, W.S. Hesterly and S.P. Porgatti, (1997) Academy of Management Review, Vol 22, No 4, Oct 1997 Part 6: Stakeholder Theory 13. Ownership and Control: Rethinking Corporate Governance for the 21st Century Margaret Blair (1995) Brookings Institution 14. The Stakeholder Corporation: A Business Philosophy for The Information Age Thomas Clarke (1998) Long Range Planning, Vol 31, No2, Part 7: Theories of Convergenve 15. Corporate Leadership in a Globalising Equity Market Michael Useem (1998) Academy of Management Executive, 12, 43-59 16. Corporate Governance and Globalisation: Is There Convergence Across Countries ? Mauro F. Guillen (2000) Advances in International Comparative Management, Vol 13, 17. Capital Unbound? The Transformation of European Corporate Governance Rhodes, M. and Apeldoorn, B.v. (1998) Journal of European Public Policy, Vol 5, No 3 18. The Very Uncertain Prospects of Global Convergence In Corporate Governance Douglas M. Branson (2001) Cornell International Law Journal, Vol 34 Part 8: Critique of Shareholder Value 19. Maximising Shareholder Value: A New Ideology for Corporate Governance Lazonick, W. and O'Sullivan, M. (2000) Economy and Society, 29 20. Corporate Governance, Property and Democracy: A Conceptual Critique of Shareholder Ideology Ewal Engelen, Economy and Society, Vol 31, No 3, August Part 9: Post-Enron Theories 21. What Enron Means for the Management and Control of the Modern Business Corporation: Some Initial Reflections Jeffrey N. Gordon (2002) University of Chicago Law Review, Vol 69 22. What Caused Enron? A Capsule Social and Economic History of the 1990s John Coffee (2003) Cornell Law Review, Vol 89, Issue 2

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