Corporate Governance: An Oversold Elitist Idea of no Interest to or for the Central European Transitory Economies? Neglected legacies, pathological phenomena from Hungary and Serbia and a programmatic agenda for the region.

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Drawing attention to neglected emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe which need assistance in creating a growth-boosting corporate governance culture - examples taken from Hungary and Serbia - inconsistencies and dilemmas which plague or prevent efficient corporate governance from existing - corporate governance could gain from focusing more on these countries - could contribute to efforts to build a working market economy.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)21-91
Number of pages71
JournalCORPORATE GOVERNANCE LAW REVIEW
Volume1
Issue number2
StatePublished - 2005

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