Issue Information

• Published date: 01 May 2022
• Date: 01 May 2022
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/corg.12385

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VOLUME 30 NUMBER 3 MAY 2022

Corporate

Governance

An International Review

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VOLUME 30 NUMBER 1

For love or money? Family versus fi nancial blockholders in international

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Bank board changes in size and compositio n: Do they matter for investors?

Climate risk and corporate tax avoidance: International evidence

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Editor’s Pick

Ideological homophily in board compo sition and interlock networks:

Do liberal directors inhibit viewpoint diversit y?

K. HUDSON AND R. E. MORGAN

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Do  rms practicing int egrated reportin g engage in less myopic behavior?

International evidence on opportunistic earnings management

Y. (A.) WU AND S. ZHOU

Supermajority provisions and sharehold ers wealth: Evidence from

South Korea's natural experiment

H. J. KIM AND S. H. HAN

Accounting conservatism and corpor ate cash levels: Empirical evidence

from Latin America

A. A. S. MANOEL AND M. B. D. C. MORAES

Do terrorist attack s matter to dividend policy?

T. K. DO

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