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BUS 430 – Session 2 Cross-cultural Management Session 2: Corporate Governance Systems
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Agenda 0 Reallocation of teams 0 Critical reflection #1 0 Discussion#1 0 Critical reflection #2 0 Discussion#2 0 Corporate Governance Systems
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Comparative and International Corporate Governance - Aguilera and Jackson (2010) 0 What is corporate governance? 0 “Corporate governance may be defined broadly as the study of power and influence over decision making within the corporation” 0 How could it be compared? 0 Economic and managerial 0 Cultural and sociological 0 Legal origin 0 Political
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Economic and managerial 0 Shareholder primacy and agency concerns 0 Role of board of directors 0 Stakeholder based models 0 Role of banks and unions 0 Property rights perspective 0 Role of property rights institutions
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Cultural and sociological perspective 0 Cultural differences and different governance styles 0 Hofstede’s influence 0 Cultural differences in accounting practices (discolsure) 0 Cultural differences in managerial discretion 0 Cultural differences in financial behavior (leverage etc) 0 Meritocracy vs. network based management 0 Type of employment norms (long term vs. hire and fire)
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Legal origins perspective 0 Legal origin – i.e., colonial roots 0 Endogeniety of legal systems on political history 0 Investor protection 0 Property rights protection 0 Minority vs. majority interests protection 0 Legal basis of whom the firm should stand for
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Political perspective 0 Political coalitions 0 Lobbying 0 Coalition formation 0 Campaign contributions 0 Partisan politics 0 Median voter dictates policies 0 Election based policies (Worker based vs corporation based policies)
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Hostile takeovers and corporate governance - Schneper & Guillén (2004) 0 Market for corporate control 0 Hostile takeovers discipline inefficient managers 0 But hostile takeovers come with a price 0 Compromise stakeholder interests
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Cross-national differences in stakeholder protection 1) Greater the protection of shareholder rights => greater the occurrence of hostile takeovers 2) Greater the protection of worker rights => lesser the occurrence of hostile takeovers 3) Greater the protection to bank’s rights => lesser the occurrence of hostile takeovers
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That’s is for today 0 For our next session we will examine: NATIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEMS
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