Titlebook: Corporate Governance and Business Ethics; Alexander Brink Book 2011 Springer Netherlands 2011 Aristotelian Corporate Governance.Banking Cr

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Regulation Complexity and the Costs of Governance of information costs and bounded rationality, I focus on psychological determinants of regulation costs including perception bias, memory loss, cognitive bias, superstitious learning, learned helplessness, rejection, denial, groupthink and herding effects. In combination, these factors suggest high

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Corporate Governance as an Institution to Overcome Social Dilemmasentific community and in the media. A special focus of this discussion is on the containment of opportunistic behavior. In the corporate governance literature, the dominant approaches axiomatically assume individuals with self-interest or opportunistic behavior. The modern research stream of psychol

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Scandalous Co-determinationrch, co-determination does not have a detrimental effect on firm performance and can thus be regarded as simply an element of corporate governance within Germany. However, a content analysis capturing characterisations of co-determination in German newspapers between 1998 and 2007 shows that this in

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Philosophical Underpinnings to Corporate Governance: A Collibrational Approachhareholder paradigm, where the primary focus is on maximisation of shareholder wealth, or on the stakeholder paradigm, where a broader set of issues are presented as pertinent to best practice corporate governance. In the practitioner discourse, the debate is fundamentally focused on practical mecha

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Aristotelian Corporate Governanceajor stages. First, I will render something that could pass for an Aristotelian theory of the firm, fully aware that Aristotle himself did not deal with such an institution in his writings. I will have to provide an account of the proper locus and purpose of the firm within the overall context of so

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Deliberative Democracy and Corporate Governancesses the implications of the theory of deliberative democracy of Jürgen Habermas for models of stakeholder democracy. Since there are several varieties of capitalism the paper relates the room for stakeholder influence and co-determination to the degree of freedom of economic actors within varieties

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