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Foreign bank ownership and corporate governance in emerging-market economies

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Are NGOs and cooperatives similar or different? : a global survey using microfinance data

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Impact of large bulk shareholders on debt financing of listed non-financial firms in Nigeria

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Blockholding and organisational diversity : the case of a transition economy

Prašnikar, Janez; Mikerevic, Dragan; Voje, Damjan - In: Journal of East European management studies : JEEMS 19 (2014) 3, pp. 277-304

We approached the issue of blockholding effectiveness and behaviour by studying some exemplary organisational transformations in the Republic of Srpska. We found two distinct clusters of blockholdings. The first cluster is workerentrenched blockholdings, where most workers are unionised. The...

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