Original paper
The convergence and divergence debate: a regulatory conversations perspective
Abstract
A frequent starting point when the developments of the world’s corporate governance systems are discussed is whether those systems will converge (see e.g. Hansmann & Kraakman, 2004) or continue on their path of divergence (se e.g. Roe, 2000). The empirical evidence used in that discussion could be referred to as “anecdotic” (Coffee, 2001). Given the weight of the theoretical arguments on convergence or divergence and the weaknesses in their...
Paper Details
Title
The convergence and divergence debate: a regulatory conversations perspective
Published Date
Jan 1, 2010
Volume
7
Issue
4
Pages
462 - 472
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