Corporate Governance Reform: Improving Competitiveness and Self-Regulation
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated …
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Measuring well-being
This short handbook on measuring well-being is produced by the Centre for Well-being at nef (the new economics foundation) with …
Five Questions about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – Special Interview with Karen Maas, Scientific Director, Executive CSR Courses, Erasmus School of Accounting & Assurance, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
This month’s interview, the sixth interview in the special interview series, is about corporate social responsibility (CSR) and is with …
INDIVIDUALITY, HUMANISM, & HUMAN RIGHTS
To introduce this theme with reference to the events of global salience that have come to be referred to …
New Paradigm for Global Rule of Law
Law is both a condition and a consequence of social development, an outcome of the broader social process, a form …
The Privatisation of Security in Failing States: A Quantitative Assessment
The private sector supplies a broad spectrum of military and security services to governments facing a lack of territorial control …
Diversity
A diverse leadership is not a panacea that will automatically deliver greater profitability or a competitive edge. It is, however, …
The Syntax of Present Day Society and the Building of Community Life
Communitarian life is the human condition. In it human beings find mutuality, affection and identity –three of the fundamental resources …
Investment Bank Power and Neoliberal Regulation: From the Volcker Shock to the Volcker Rule
In 1941 Paul Sweezy (1910-2004), a founding member of the ‘monopoly capital’ school of Marxism, published an article on the …
Informational Linkages Between Dark and Lit Trading Venues
Crossing networks, or dark pools of liquidity, have come under the spotlight in the recent nancial press. 2 They account for …
