内容説明
Do modes of management depend on company ownership? Does macroeconomic performance rely on shareholder value? The contributions collected in this book explore these questions from economic, historical and legal perspectives. They examine company ownership through the study of national institutions, with particular focus on North America and Europe. The twelve economic and legal specialists of this volume seek to explain why firms organized along the shareholder model have not outperformed other forms of ownership. Answers lie in the historical and institutional background of each country.
This unique book will appeal to a wide-ranging audience encompassing researchers, students and academics in the fields of corporate governance, company law, finance, and organization theory.
目次
Contents:
Preface
About the Series: Professor Robert M. Solow
Introduction
Jean-Philippe Touffut
1. Ownership, Corporate Governance, Specialization and Performance: Interpreting Recent Evidence for OECD Countries
Wendy Carlin
2. Ownership Concentration, Employment Protection and Macroeconomic Performance: Making a Case for Interdependent Time-evolving Institutions
Donatella Gatti
3. The Impact of Shareholder Structure on Large Listed Companies in France: Time Horizons and Control
Jean-Louis Beffa and Xavier Ragot
4. Questioning the Legitimacy of Shareholder Power
Christophe Clerc
5. Corporate Governance, Labour Relations and Human Resource Management in the UK and France: Convergence or Divergence?
Simon Deakin and Antoine Reberioux
6. Corporate Social Responsibility as a Contractarian Model of Multi-stakeholder Corporate Governance: Normative Principles and Equilibrium Properties
Lorenzo Sacconi
7. Round Table Discussion: Shareholder Rights in European Corporations: Impact on Economic Performance
Margaret Blair, Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Gregory Jackson and Robert M. Solow (Chairman)
Index
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