Titlebook: Global Boards; One Desire, Many Rea Andrew Kakabadse (Professor of International Manag Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Boards of Steel: The Role and Contribution of the Non-executive Director (NED),rs of scholarly study (Mace, 1971) to ascertain ‘what Directors really do?’ With certain basics in place, the focus now is on relationships and interactions amongst the different actors of the firm, board of directors, senior managers, shareholders and other corporate stakeholders (Tricker, 1996; Cochran and Wartrick, 1988; Mace, 1971).

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The Imperative of Rapid Adaptation to Climate Change: Are the Lights On in the Boardroom?,hen faced with a world that is changing around them. After all, the evidence states unambiguously that most board members of global corporations are linked, are incestuous, and share each others’ boards, interests, clubs and limitations (Kakabadse and Kakabadse, 2008). How then can they cope with the onslaught — and what is that onslaught?

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The Chairman of the Board of Directors: Role and Contribution,

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Governance Down-under: An Overview of Corporate Governance in Australia,y high-profile homegrown corporate scandals and collapses. In a country of avid adopters, corporate Australia has set a leading pace in the separation of the roles of chairman and CEO across its major publicly listed corporations coupled with strong measures for determining non-executive director in

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The Chinese Boardroom: Roles, Dynamics and Relationships,In response to the State Council’s withdrawal from direct intervention in the economy and change of role to one of acting as a regulatory authority (Qian and Wu, 2000; Ngok and Zhu, 2007), the emerging corporate governance paradigm is fashioned from the Anglo-America model of a market-determined leg