Titlebook: Board Directors and Corporate Social Responsibility; Sabri Boubaker,Duc Khuong Nguyen Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Supervisory Boards in Developing Economies: The Polish Experiencesory boards currently boast over twenty years of experience since their widespread appearance in limited companies. An important dimension characterizing the experience of Polish supervisory boards is the process of implementing new institutions—the independent board member and the audit committee.

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Corporate Governance Disclosures in Romania rich unexploited research environment. Because ‘different environments and backgrounds give rise to specific governance needs’ (Peters ., 2011) the context of each country is unique to some extent and worth investigating. However, important lessons are to be drawn from each case, as other countries

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Corporate Social Responsibility and Firms’ Ability to Colludereation of public goods or curtailment of public bads (Bagnoli and Watts, 2003; Kotchen, 2006; Besley and Ghatak, 2010), generally showing that there is a close parallel between CSR so defined and the results obtained by the models of private provision of public goods. Other contributions study the

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Corporate Socially Responsible Practice by Banks in Singaporereed Scandal among others, which have great negative effects on the social and economic welfare of millions of people in many countries across the globe, the protection of consumers and the integrity of the financial industry is not only a task of relevant regulatory authorities or consumers themsel

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