Issue Information

• Published date: 01 September 2024
• Date: 01 September 2024
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/corg.12543

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VOLUME 32 NUMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 2024

Corporate

Governance

An International Review

RECENT ARTICLES INCLUDE:

Board demographic, structural di versity, and eco-innovation:

International evidence

Bond-blockholders and corporate acquisitio ns

Birds of a feather fl ock together: How and when does t he fi t of CEO–CFO

high promotion focus predict new vent ure initial public offering fraud?

Do geopolitical risks increase corporate risk-taking?—Based on the

perspective of diversifi cation expansion

The impact of indigenous culture and business group af fi liation on

corporate governance of African fi rms

Internal governance and internal control material weaknesses

Keeping them honest? Broad-based employee owner ship and

earnings management

No place like home: Do local CEOs invest in labor more e ffi ciently?

Proxy favors: Confi dential prox y voting with institutional dual holders

Chief executive offi cer private fi rm experience and idiosyncratic risk

R. ZAMAN, K. ASIAEI, M. NADEEM,

I. MALIK AND M. ARIF

C. Y. CHUNG, S. JOO AND S. KANG

M. GONG, Z. ZHANG, X. YANG

AND M. JIA

L. LI AND X. CHENG

B. HEARN, L. OXELHEIM

AND T. RANDØY

M. DAO, T. PHAM AND H. XU

C. BIRKHEAD

Y. TONG, Y. TIAN AND Z. CAO

W. J. BECKER, S. MANSI, M. NAZARI

AND J. K. WALD

D. R. MISHRA

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Corporate

Governance

An International Review

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 2024

ISSN: 0964 8410

Original Article

Board co-option and c orporate environmental orientation: New insigh ts from

the waste management persp ective

A. A. GULL, H. LUONG AND M. NADEEM

The transaction cost implic ations from business angel ownership

in the Caribbean

B. HEARN, V. TAURINGANA AND C. NTIM

The board gender diversit y imitation game: Uncovering the resistant

boards that refuse to play

R. MATEOS DE CABO, R. GIMENO, P. GABALDÓN AND P. GRAU

The lines that divide: Board demogra phic faultlines and proactive

environmental strategy

C. ARENA, N. GARCIA-TOREA AND G. MICHELON

Special Issue Article

Long-term value versus short- term pro ts: When do index funds r ecall loaned

shares for voting?

H. (L.) LUO AND Z. (V.) XU

Original Article

Board gender reforms and volunt ary disclosure: International evidence from

management earnings forecasts

Y. WANG, M. NADEEM, I. MALIK AND L. XIONG

CEO personal experience s and innovation conservatism: Evidence from China

B. DONG, D. WANG, W. S. WANG AND M. FENG

Recent Evidence and Insights on Corporate Governance From Around

the Globe

Does the age of compensation commit tee members matter for CEO

compensation?

Interrogating diversity: Feminism and the de structuration of Australian

board appointment practices

Collusion or governance? Common ownership and corporate risk-tak ing

Does certifi cation of corporate governance compliance pay off?

Evidence from a unique regulatory setting

The impact of board gender compositi on on loan covenant violations

Millennial managers

Correction to: CEO Turnover: Cross-Countr y Effects

K. STATHOPOULOS

AND T. TALAULICAR

Y. LI, M. CLEMENTS, C. PADGETT

AND X.-Y. ZHANG

C. WRIGHT, C. CORTESE,

A. AL-MAMUN AND S. ALI

S. YAO, X. GUO, A. SENSOY,

J. W. GOODELL AND F. CHENG

A. SOBHAN, S. BOSE, M. S. MIAH

AND R. M. R. RAZZAQUE

M. S. ALAM, M. ATIF, D. CUMMING

AND M. S. ISLAM

E. LUU AND S. RUBIO

N. BURNS, K. MINNICK AND L. STARKS

VOLUME 32 NUMBER 4