High-profile corporate scandals earlier in this decade provoked outrage and legislative action, however corporate …-authors on corruption, ethical leadership, and social contracts theory, and relates that literature to corrupt activities by … corporate executives. Corruption is defined broadly to encompass executive self-dealing, which harms their firms. The specific …

recommendation. We provide strong evidence that analyst notes are informative for capital market participants. Specifically, we find …

Enron's demise and the corporate investigations that ensued have reinvigorated the debate on managerial fiduciary duty … misreporting information to bolster performance figures and executive stock option values extended widely within the corporate … to a proprietary one. In the former, managers functioned as teams to sustain the firm and to promote social welfare. In …

corporate goal because it is the best among all available alternatives for governing the corporation and, therefore, one that … the shareholder value maximization view. To support our position we trace the origins of the corporate governance debate … from the late nineteenth century and its resulting implications for accepted corporate law and practice of corporate …

Concern over issues of corporate social responsibility and corporate governance persists, fueled, in large part, by … recent (and ongoing) corporate scandals of one sort or another. The debate over the nature of the corporation - and … capital from equity markets, the policy proposals drawn from the Aristotelian understanding are enabling rather than mandatory …

The article examines the mandatory requirement under state corporate law and stock exchange listing standards that … the various proposed corporate governance reforms (e.g., shareholder proxy access, proxy contest reimbursement, majority …