Towards an integrated theory of economic governance - Conclusions from the governance of ethics
| Authors: | Becker, Markus C. |
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| Institutions: | Konstanz Institut für WerteManagement |
| Subject: | Governanceethik | governance |
- 1. The fragmentation of theories of governance
- 2. Governance defined
- 3. Dimensions of governance
- 3.1 Physical dimension
- 3.2 Legal dimension
- 3.3 Cost
- 3.4 Risk
- 3.5 Knowledge
- 3.6 Stakeholder perception
- 3.7 Ethics
- 4. Identifying governance mechanisms
- 4.1 Price mechanism
- 4.2 Authority
- 4.3 Contracts
- 4.4 Psychological contracts / Relational governance
- 4.5 Psychological contracts / Relational governance
- 4.6 Reputation
- 4.7 Restricted access to network
- 4.8 Macroculture / Common overlap of knowledge
- 5. Consequences of the additional governance dimensions on governance mechanisms
- 5.1 Services
- 5.2 Knowledge
- 5.3 Stakeholder perception
- 6. Governing intrinsic incentives and reputation
- 7.1 Price mechanism
- 7.2 Authority
- 7.3 Contracts
- 8. Interaction effects among governance mechanisms
- 9. Conclusions
- Bibliography
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