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Post-crisis Trajectories of European Corporate Governance offers a critical reassessment of policy and institutional elements of corporate governance as it relates to the member states of the European Union.
List of contents
1 Introduction: Exploring Post-crisis Trajectories of European Corporate Governance
Alan Dignam and Michael Galanis 2 Preventing the Next Financial Crisis? Regulating Bankers' Pay in Europe
Andrew Johnston) 3 Market Discipline and EU Corporate Governance Reform in the Banking Sector: Merits, Fallacies, and Cognitive Boundaries
Emilios Avgouleas and Jay Cullen 4 The Financial Crisis: A Reason to Improve Shareholder Protection in the EU?
Jonathan Mukwiri and Mathias Siems 5 Post-crisis Corporate Governance and Labour Relations in the EU (and Beyond)
Charlotte Villiers 6 Harmonization Process for Effective Corporate Governance in the European Union: From a Historical Perspective to Future Prospects
Veronique Magnier 7 Understanding the Board of Directors after the Financial Crisis: Some Lessons for Europe
Joseph A. McCahery and Erik P.M. Vermeulen 8 Developing Two-tiered Regulatory Competition in EU Corporate Law: Assessing the Impact of the Societas Privata Europaea
Martina Eckardt and Wolfgang Kerber
About the author
Alan Dignam is Professor of Corporate Law at Queen Mary, University of London, and Honorary Member 7 King's Bench Walk Chambers. He is co-author, with Michael Galanis, of
The Globalization of Corporate Governance (2009), with Professor John Lowry, of
Company Law (2006), and, with David Allen, of
Company Law and the Human Rights Act (2000).
Michael Galanis is a Senior Lecturer in Company Law at the University of Manchester. He has taught at Queen Mary, University of London and the University of Leeds and he is co-author of
The Globalization of Corporate Governance (2009) with Alan Dignam. Dr. Galanis has held government advisory positions abroad and has experence as a company director.
Summary
Post-crisis Trajectories of European Corporate Governance offers a critical reassessment of policy and institutional elements of corporate governance as it relates to the member states of the European Union.
