Principles and Practices of Corporate Governance: in the Global Economy

Navigate the complexities of corporate governance in today's global economy. This comprehensive analysis places ownership at the heart of corporate decision-making, offering a fresh perspective beyond traditional Anglo-Saxon studies. Explore the intricate relationships between ownership, governance, and strategy across diverse enterprises, from public giants to family-owned firms.

Discover how economic systems and business cultures shape corporate governance in various countries, including the USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, China, India, Brazil, Argentina, Russia, and Poland. This is for business professionals, academics, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of corporate governance in a global context.

• Understand the impact of ownership structures on strategic choices
• Analyze the effectiveness of governance mechanisms in different economic models
• Gain insights into the challenges and opportunities facing multinational enterprises

Uncover the key factors driving corporate scandals and the implementation of effective governance practices. Is your company prepared for the future of global business?

Alessandro Minichilli is Associate Professor of Business Administration at Bocconi University, and Director of Research in the “Claudio Demattè Corporate and Financial Institutions” Division of SDA Bocconi School of Management. Fabio Quarato is Lecturer of Corporate Governance and Business Administration at Management Department of Bocconi University. He is Managing Director of the AIDAF-EY Chair in Strategic Management in Family Business in memory of Alberto Falck. Luciano Segreto is Adjunct Professor of Corporate Governance at Bocconi University and Visiting Professor of Systems of Corporate Governance at the Gdansk University of Technology. He is a Full Professor of Economic History and the Economic History of Globalization at the Department of Economics and Management of the University of Florence.