The Law and Practice of Corporate Governance (eBook)
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Table of contents
1. Introduction
Part A - The Nature of the Company
2. The Nature, Focus, and Sources of Corporate Governance
3. The Nature of the Company
4. The Nature of the Limited Liability
Part B - Nature and Function of the Board
5. Board Structure and Composition
6. The Function and Powers of the Board
7. Whose Interests Does (And Should) The Company Serve?
Part C - Control Strategies
8. A Taxonomy of Control Strategies
9. Legal Control Strategies: Directors’ Duties
10. Market-Based Control Strategies
11. Disclosure and Verification Strategies
12. The Governance Role of Shareholders
Part D – The Regulatory Environment
13. Regulating Corporate Behaviour from Within