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The Apprenticeship of a Mathematicianspiratorial nature of the crime and the “cat and mouse” game between the criminals and their police adversaries after the crime has been committed. Many of us even admire the verve of the criminal perpetrators along with the cleverness of the investigators who uncover the clues and (hopefully) bring

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Stability and the “Arab Spring”e lapses inherent consequences of managerial capitalism, or was this just an aberrant period of corporate excess hidden by financial exuberance? How could all the oversight systems fail at the same moment? Is this outcome endemic to absentee ownership and the separation of ownership and control? Is

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Stability and the “Arab Spring”l for corporate misgovernance. This is especially true when boards fail to exercise skillful discipline of management, particularly with regard to risks undertaken by corporate managers. Under these conditions, shareholder property can be placed at risk without the knowledge of shareholders. Corpora

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137467836l journalists and management scholars was one of broad distrust. That portrait arose from revelations of outright fraud, excessive managerial compensation, a tattered agency relationship between management and the shareholders, and considerable evidence of a conspiracy of silence among major capital

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85088-5boom–bust scenarios typically are thought to be strictly macroeconomic events. The housing bubble was a significant part – perhaps the main part – of the credit boom, while much of the focus on the credit boom indicates that the underlying monetary policies of the US were an essential precursor to t

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