Millstein, Weil, Gotshal & Manges Lester Crown Visiting Faculty Fellow, Yale School of Management Provides a strong theoretical framework for the subject. illuminates the current issues facing managers, boards of directors, and shareholders, as well as explaining their respective roles in the corporation. de Kluyver, former Dean, School of Business Administration, George Mason University Highly useful. Highly recommended for use in seminars on board practices, MBA programs, and corporate governance forums. carefully blends economic and legal aspects of corporate governance.
Bob Tricker, Editor, Corporate Governance. authoritative and informative, with some fascinating case vignettes. Gillan, The University of Texas at Austin. a major strength of the book is the practitioner perspective that the authors bring to the area. Gordon Clark, Dean, Faculty of Arts, Monash University The MBA student seeking real world examples will be well satisfied with this material. Grundfest, Professor of Law, Stanford Law School Exactly what’s needed for MBA students and management professionals. a fresh, thoughtful, and timely look at the problem of corporate governance. Jeanne Patterson, former Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. Donald Jacobs, Dean, Kellogg School of Business, Northwestern University This is what we’ve needed – a solid text on corporate governance written by two of the real stars in the field. Everyone, from student, to scholar, to corporate employee, officer, director, or shareholder, will find it valuable. Hugh Parker Corporate Governance is a lucid and comprehensive introduction to a subject that is of critical importance to anyone interested in business. If I had to choose one book among the dozens available to explain and illuminate the complexities of corporate governance, this definitive treatise would be it.
Monks and Nell Minow The most comprehensive examination and commentary on corporate governance that I have yet seen.
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