The strategy of sustainable development in the governance of information and communication technology (ICT) is a sector of advanced research that leads to rising challenges posed by social and environmental requirements in the implementation and establishment of the governance strategy. This paper offers new generation governance model that we call "ICT Green Governance". The proposed framework...

The field of Software ecosystems is a growing discipline that has been investigated from managerial, social, and technological perspectives. The governance of software ecosystems requires a careful balance of control and autonomy given to players. Orchestrators that are able to balance their own interests by bringing joint benefits for other players are likely to create healthy ecosystems. Sele...

The articles published in this issue address interesting corporate governance and sustainability-related topics, by focusing on key themes that are currently at the centre of scientific, managerial, political debate. contributions included outline a stimulating picture terms theoretical constructs empirical research approaches adopted authors, share common file rouge since they grounded relatio...

We use a controlled laboratory setting to experimentally examine the role of auditing and market-based-governance in restraining managerial expropriation and inaccurate financial reporting. Managerial expropriation is broadly defined as the enabling of all actions that opportunistically transfer wealth from investors to managers through understatement of realizable income. Similarly, auditing i...

public health instruments have been under constant development and renewal for decades. international legal instruments, with their binding character and strength, have a special place in this development. the start of the 21st century saw, in particular, the birth of the first world health organization (who)-era health treaties – the who framework convention on tobacco control (who fctc) and i...

A manager’s shareholders, board of directors, and potential future employers are continually assessing his ability. A rich literature has documented that this insight has profound implications for corporate governance because assessment generates incentives (good and bad), introduces assorted risks, and affects the various battles that rage among the relevant actors for corporate control. Conse...