Corporate Governance and Capital Flows in Global Economy

• PART I: GLOBAL ISSUES ; 1. Understanding Enron ; . 2. Governance and Corporate Performance ; . 3. Corporate Responsibility and the Triple Bottom Line ; . 4. Corporate Governance and Workers ; . 5. Corporate Governance and Venture Capitalism ; . 6. Governance and the Media ; . 7. Corporate Values, Entreprise Risk and the Board ; . 8. Corporate Governance, Public Governance and Private Investment Decisions ; . 9. Corporate Governance: Responsibilities of Fund Manager and Institutional Investors. ; . 10. Towards an International Code ; PART II: CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND CROSS-BORDER CAPITAL FLOWS ; . 11. Global Trends in Capital Flows to Emerging Markets ; . 12. Capital Account Convertibility and Financial Services Liberalisation. ; . 13. International Portfolio Investment and Macro Risks ; . 14. Portfolio Investment,Corporate Governance and Financial Crisis. ; . 15.Foreign Direct Investment, Privatisation and Corporate Governance. ; .16.Portfolio Investment in Emerging Markets An Investor's Perspective. ; PART III: REGIONAL ISSUES AND CASE STUDIES ; . 17. Corporate Governance in Developing Countries ; . 18. Corporate Governance in Transition Economics ; . 19. Corporate Governance and Capital Flows in Latin America ; . 20.Governance in an Emerging Financial Market: The Case of Hong Kong ; . 21. Governance in an Emerging Financial Market: The Case of China ; . 22. Governance in an Emerging Financial Market: The Case of Russia ; . 23. Governance in an Emerging Financial Market: The Case of Poland

"Restoration of confidence in the market economy and in the efficient allocation of resources internationally depends on improvements in corporate governance. This collection of essays, all by leaders in their respective fields, offers essential guidance to those charged with raising governance standards worldwide."--Sir Adrian Cadbury, former Chairman of Cadbury Schweppes and recipient of the International Corporate Governance Network Award