Cranfield School of Management professor Andrew Kakabadse talks about the political edge of the corporate governance debate
According to Andrew Kakabadse, the future of corporate governance in Europe rests on the political future of Europe. The one is completely intertwined with the other.
'Movement toward the unification of Europe is raising interesting issues about the relationship between corporate governance and society,' says Kakabadse. Specifically, some kind of compromise will need to be negotiated between the Anglo-American 'shareholder value' model of governance and the continental European/Japanese 'stakeholder'
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