Corporate Governance for Sustainability

Autor: Johnston, Andrew, Veldman, Jeroen, Eccles, Robert G., Deakin, Simon F., Davis, Jerry, Djelic, Marie-Laure, Pistor, Katharina, Segrestin, Blanche, Williams, Cynthia A., Millon, David K., Ireland, Philip, Sjåfjell, Beate, Bruner, Christopher M., Talbot, Lorraine E., Willmott, Hugh Christopher, Villiers, Charlotte Louise, Liao, Carol, Valiorgue, Bertrand, Glynos, Jason, Sayre, Todd L., Morgan, Bronwen, Wartzman, Rick, Sikka, Prem, Gregor, Filip, Jacobs, David Carroll, Gill, Roger, Brown, Roger, Bavoso, Vincenzo, Lancastle, Neil, Matthaei, Julie, Taylor, Scott, Larsson-Olaison, Ulf, Cullen, Jay, Dignam, Alan J., Joo, Thomas Wuil, O'Kelly, Ciarán, Keating, Con, Tomasic, Roman A., Lilley, Simon, Tennent, Kevin, Robson, Keith, Maley, Willy, Chiu, Iris H-Y, McGaughey, Ewan, Rees, Chris, Boeger, Nina, Leaver, Adam, Moore, Marc T., Paape, Leen, Meyer, Alan, Palazzi, Marcello, Kaul, Nitasha, Espinosa-Cristia, Juan Felipe, Kuhn, Timothy, Cooper, David J., Soederberg, Susanne, Jansson, Andreas, Watson, Susan Mary, Sitbon, Ofer, Loughrey, Joan, Collison, David J., McCulloch, Maureen, Samanta, Navajyoti, Greenwood, Daniel J.H., Thompson, Grahame F., Keay, Andrew R., Contu, Alessia, Rühmkorf, Andreas, Hull, Richard, Esser, Irene-Marie, Chabrak, Nihel

The current model of corporate governance needs reform. There is mounting evidence that the practices of shareholder primacy drive company directors and executives to adopt the same short time horizon as financial markets. Pressure to meet the demand

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https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/28136/1/SSRN-id3502101.pdf