Surveys of the largest U.S. corporations routinely demonstrate that the role of women in corporate governance is acutely limited. In this research we examine how high-growth entrepreneurial sectors of the economy compare to that standard. We posit that high demand labor markets, enhanced higher education of women, and dynamic industry and firm conditions could result in a greater participation ...

Financial crises have a way of bringing corporate governance to the foreground. For interested parties wanting to know more, there is an impressive body of research that looks at companies and the connection between strong governance and better performance. However, the existing literature only goes so far. It does not look at whether the level and quality of firm-level corporate governance pla...

Abstract Cross-border cooperation can be an example of a non-hierarchical co-governance tool based on the principle multi-level governance, which was successfully implemented mainly thanks to European integration as part building EU territorial cohesion. As new tool, it has not been limited by experience public administration organizations date, and is largely coopetition aimed at more effectiv...