Over the last decades, corporate governance has increasingly developed into a broad and interdisciplinary research field, reflecting the growing complexity of economic systems, organisational forms, and stakeholder relationships (Antwi et al., 2025; Correia & Agua, 2025; Nugraheni & Rahmadani, 2025). The challenges posed by digital transformation, sustainability, demographic change, risk management, and institutional accountability have expanded both the scope and relevance of corporate governance studies (Palmieri, 2025; La & Ngo, 2025; Qerimi et al., 2025; Salin et al., 2025; Sina & Vennila, 2025). The conference proceedings Corporate Governance: Participants, Mechanisms and Performance fits well within this evolving research agenda by offering a structured and comprehensive overview of contemporary governance issues.
Ballestra, L.V. (2025). Review of the conference book Corporate governance: Participants, mechanisms and performance by T. O. Sigurjonsson, A. Kostyuk, & D. Govorun. Gagarina : VirtusInterpress [10.22495/rbrv1i2p3].
Review of the conference book Corporate governance: Participants, mechanisms and performance by T. O. Sigurjonsson, A. Kostyuk, & D. Govorun
Ballestra, Luca Vincenzo
2025
Abstract
Over the last decades, corporate governance has increasingly developed into a broad and interdisciplinary research field, reflecting the growing complexity of economic systems, organisational forms, and stakeholder relationships (Antwi et al., 2025; Correia & Agua, 2025; Nugraheni & Rahmadani, 2025). The challenges posed by digital transformation, sustainability, demographic change, risk management, and institutional accountability have expanded both the scope and relevance of corporate governance studies (Palmieri, 2025; La & Ngo, 2025; Qerimi et al., 2025; Salin et al., 2025; Sina & Vennila, 2025). The conference proceedings Corporate Governance: Participants, Mechanisms and Performance fits well within this evolving research agenda by offering a structured and comprehensive overview of contemporary governance issues.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
