What Is Corporate Governance

John L. Colley · Jacqueline L. Doyle · George W. Logan · Wallace Stettinius

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This is a comprehensive overview of one of today's most important and controversial topics. The need for sound corporate governance is the No. 1 item on many people's agendas today, from corporate directors and decision makers to investors looking to shield themselves from the next Enron-type disaster. But what exactly constitutes sound governance? And what should directors and managers do to ensure they can meet their governance responsibilities - whether legal, moral, or both? What Is Corporate Governance? provides readers with concise yet comprehensive coverage of this hot-button subject.

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