As Charlie McCreevy, the European Commissioner for the Internal Market, emphasises, the
European Union (EU) is witnessing a transformation of its regulation of corporate …

This article represents a first attempt to analyse the forces at work in the transformation of
European corporate space, at both the national and supranational levels. In doing so, it …

Corporate power, it seems, has become ubiquitous in the global political economy. Who
controls the modern corporation–and how and for which purposes it should be run–has …

The present transformation of European corporate governance regulation mirrors the
challenges that have been facing the EU's continuously evolving polity, marked by tensions …

This chapter discusses the rise of corporate governance regulation as part of the
establishment of capitalism in East Central Europe (ECE) after 1989.1 In the context of the …

The corporate governance systems of continental Europe have traditionally been quite
different to those of the liberal market economies (eg the US and the UK). Company …

This article examines the basic principles of the continental European style of corporate
governance, and its evolution in the context of the globalization of financial markets. By …

This article analyses the implications of the internationalisation of capital markets, and the
influx of Anglo-Saxon institutional investors, for the French model of capitalism. Its central …

This article emphasises the essentially political nature of corporate governance regulation
and argues that the transformation of corporate governance regulation is part of a broader …

The debate about so-called economic globalization has reached a new phase. The
hegemony of neo-liberal thinking has ended, in the face of both the increased and …