Surfing
“Surfing” by John Conway, published by Salamander in 1988, is a comprehensive examination of corporate governance and its implications for investments in developing countries. This 127-page volume features original essays contributed by senior researchers from leading academic institutions, alongside insights from policymakers and business leaders. The book delves into the global dimensions of governance, addressing critical topics such as corporate performance, privatization, and venture capitalism.
Readers will find a thorough analysis of how corporate governance practices influence investment strategies and economic development. The essays provide a multifaceted perspective on the relationship between governance and various economic issues, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of business and policy. This edition is presented in English and weighs approximately 0.71 pounds, making it accessible for both academic and casual readers alike.
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This volume is an exploration of the issues of corporate governance and the impact of corporate governance practices on investments in developing countries. Sponsored by the World Economic Forum, INSEAD and Wharton, this book collects original essays from senior researchers at the world’s top academic institutions, as well as from key policymakers and business leaders. It analyses global aspects of governance in relation to such issues as corporate performance, privatization, venture capitalism and workers.
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