Using an exhaustive sample of banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, in the years 2007 to 2009, this research examines the relative operating performance and risk-taking behavior of Islamic and non-Islamic banks during the global financial crisis and the role played by their corporate...

Using a sample of companies charged with government, financial reporting, or stakeholder fraud or regulatory violation in the United States during the 1978-2001 period, this study found that after the accusation of fraud, companies increased the proportion of outsider directors on their boards...

The literature on how exchange hazards influence interfirm governance remains ambiguous. Drawing on institutional theory, this study revisits this relationship by examining the moderating effects of national culture. By meta-analyzing 167 articles involving 38,183 interfirm relationships in 35...