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The shareholders' "dog" that did not bark : contested takeover bids in long-run comparative perspective

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The origins, characteristics and resilience of the "Anglo-American" corporate model

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Corporate governance, accounting transparency and stock exchange sizes in Germany, Japan and "Anglo-Saxon" economies, 1870-1950

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Some consequences of the early twentieth-century British divorce of ownership from control

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A stakeholding society - what does it mean for business?

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The concept of the corporation

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The 'Divorce' of ownership from control from 1900 onwards: Re-calibrating imagined global trends

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In 1900 US business corporations were dominated by plutocratic family owners, while British and French quoted companies showed higher levels of divorce of shareholding owners from management controllers. Distinctive European 'democratic' corporate governance rules explain some of Europe's...

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