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OverviewTheoretical writing on the company and company law has been dominated in recent years by economics. This collection of essays by a distinguished team of authors drawn from a variety of disciplines seeks to build on the insights of this economic analysis and broaden understanding by examining the company in a wider historical,legal, political, and sociological context. Issues discussed include the attitudes of political parties in the UK to the company, the rise of the non-executive director, institutional activism and stakeholder protection, and the evolution of the nexus of contracts theory of the company. There is also a strong comparative theme, with discussions of the political and sociological context of corporate governance in France, Germany, and Japan, together with developments at the European level. Full Product DetailsAuthor: John Parkinson , Gavin Kelly , Professor Andrew GamblePublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Imprint: Hart Publishing Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 23.40cm Weight: 0.500kg ISBN: 9781841131207ISBN 10: 1841131202 Pages: 256 Publication Date: 30 March 2001 Audience: College/higher education , Undergraduate Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of Contents1. Introduction: The Political Economy of the Company ANDREW GAMBLE, GAVIN KELLY, AND JOHN PARKINSON 2. The Politics of the Company ANDREW GAMBLE AND GAVIN KELLY 3. The Labour Party and the Company BEN CLIFT, ANDREW GAMBLE, AND MICHAEL HARRIS 4. The Public Interest and the Company in Germany SHAWN DONNELLY 5. Worker Rights and Responsibilities in the Modern Company ROBERT TAYLOR 6. The Conceptual Foundations of the Company: A Pluralist Approach GAVIN KELLY AND JOHN PARKINSON 7. Defending the Rentier: Corporate Theory and the Reprivatization of the Public Company PADDY IRELAND 8. Corporate Governance in a Political Climate: The Impact of Public Policy Regimes on Corporate Governance in the UK SUE BOWDEN 9. Institutional Investors: What Are Their Responsibilities as Shareholders? G P STAPLEDON 10. Evolution and Policy in Company Law: The Non-Executive Director JOHN PARKINSON 11. Comparative Corporate Governance: Sociological Perspectives GREGORY JACKSONReviews...a valuable and timely contribution to current debates about the regulation of (large) companies in the United Kingdom. The individual essays are thoughtful and scholarly, and the text is given an overall coherence by the editors introductory chapter, which summarises well the subsequent essays whilst highlighting the principal themes of the text. Chris Riley Legal Studies April 2001 The text offers a valuable collection of reflective essays on the nature, scope and change in the U.K. corporate governance theory. For the North American reader, the collection provides key insights into the development of U.K. company law An easy and interesting read, the book makes a most helpful contribution to the corporate governance debate. Janis Sarra Canadian Business Law Journal April 2001 .a valuable and timely contribution to current debates about the regulation of (large) companies in the United Kingdom. The individual essays are thoughtful and scholarly, and the text is given an overall coherence by the editors introductory chapter, which summarises well the subsequent essays whilst highlighting the principal themes of the text. Chris Riley Legal Studies April 2001 The text offers a valuable collection of reflective essays on the nature, scope and change in the U.K. corporate governance theory. For the North American reader, the collection provides key insights into the development of U.K. company law An easy and interesting read, the book makes a most helpful contribution to the corporate governance debate. Janis Sarra Canadian Business Law Journal April 2001 a valuable and timely contribution to current debates about the regulation of (large) companies in the United Kingdom. The individual essays are thoughtful and scholarly, and the text is given an overall coherence by the editors introductory chapter, which summarises well the subsequent essays whilst highlighting the principal themes of the text.Chris RileyLegal StudiesApril 2001The text offers a valuable collection of reflective essays on the nature, scope and change in the U.K. corporate governance theory. For the North American reader, the collection provides key insights into the development of U.K. company law An easy and interesting read, the book makes a most helpful contribution to the corporate governance debate.Janis SarraCanadian Business Law JournalApril 2001 Author InformationJohn Parkinson, who died in 2004, was Professor of Law at the University of Bristol. Gavin Kelly is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). Andrew Gamble is Professor of Politics and Director of the Political Economy Research Centre, University of Sheffield. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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