Principles of Contemporary Corporate Governance

Jean du Plessis; James McConvill; Mirko Bagaric

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Jean du Plessis, Deakin University, Victoria, James McConvill, Deakin University, Victoria, Mirko Bagaric, Deakin University, Victoria

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: June 2012
Print publication year:: 2005
Online ISBN:: 9780511813481
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511813481

Subjects:: Corporate Law, Law, Governance, Management

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Principles of Contemporary Corporate Governance aims at providing a concise presentation of key topics and emerging themes in corporate governance. The text provides both law and business students, as well as practitioners of law and management, with an easy-to-follow explanation and analysis of key corporate governance principles. The book consists of five different parts: Part One introduces the reader to the meaning of the concept 'corporate governance'; Part Two focuses on corporate governance in Australia; Part Three discusses board and committee structures and risk management policies; auditors and audits; and an overview of directors' duties and liabilities; Part Four adds an international perspective to corporate governance (US, UK, Germany); Part Five deals with some policy issues and possible future developments and possible corporate governance trends.

' … in terms of its coverage and research of the subject and the wealth of practical detail, particularly in respect of Australia, this book has no competitor, and is a welcome and timely resource.'

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-xiii

Table of cases
pp xiv-xv

Table of statutes
pp xvi-xx

Preface
pp xxi-xxii

PART ONE - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: AN OVERVIEW

1 - The concept ‘corporate governance’ and essential corporate governance principles
pp 1-13

2 - Stakeholders in corporate governance
pp 14-52

3 - Board functions and structures
pp 53-69

4 - Types of company directors and officers
pp 70-87

PART TWO - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN AUSTRALIA

5 - Corporate governance in Australia – background and business initiatives
pp 88-106

6 - Regulation of corporate governance
pp 107-130

7 - The role of the regulators: ASX and ASIC
pp 131-146

8 - CLERP 9 reforms to the Corporations Act
pp 147-180

PART THREE - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE

9 - Implementation of the ASX Best Practice Recommendations: charters, policies and codes
pp 181-237

10 - Auditors and audits
pp 238-257

11 - Directors' duties and liability
pp 258-291

PART FOUR - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

12 - Corporate governance in selected jurisdictions and the OECD principles of corporate governance
pp 292-319

PART FIVE - CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: GOING FORWARD

13 - The case for enhanced shareholder participation in corporate decision-making
pp 320-342

14 - The ethical obligations of corporations
pp 343-362

15 - Reflections on contemporary corporate governance and its future direction
pp 363-386

Index
pp 387-395

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