No. 22-4, December 2021
Index
- Attributes of corporate boards and assurance of corporate social responsibility reporting: evidence from the UK
- Board human capital diversity and corporate innovation: a longitudinal study
- Corporate governance and financial performance of state-owned enterprises in Kenya
- External whistleblowing intentions of auditors: a perspective based on stimulus–organism–response theory
- Stock liquidity and stock return: an asymmetric impact of institutional ownership approach
- The effect of borrower country financial system and corporate governance system types on the spread of syndicated loans
- The role of social ties in accelerating career progress of senior executives and directors in Poland
- Sustainability control system components, reporting and performance
- Sustainability control system components, reporting and performance
- Does board capital increase firm performance in the Chinese tourism industry?
- Does board capital increase firm performance in the Chinese tourism industry?
- Board human capital diversity and corporate innovation: a longitudinal study
- Voluntary corporate governance disclosure and bank performance: evidence from an emerging market
- Voluntary corporate governance disclosure and bank performance: evidence from an emerging market
- The role of social ties in accelerating career progress of senior executives and directors in Poland
- Attributes of corporate boards and assurance of corporate social responsibility reporting: evidence from the UK
- Stock liquidity and stock return: an asymmetric impact of institutional ownership approach
- Corporate governance and financial performance of state-owned enterprises in Kenya
- Do women on corporate boardrooms have an impact on tax avoidance? The mediating role of corporate social responsibility
- Do women on corporate boardrooms have an impact on tax avoidance? The mediating role of corporate social responsibility
- The effect of borrower country financial system and corporate governance system types on the spread of syndicated loans
- External whistleblowing intentions of auditors: a perspective based on stimulus–organism–response theory