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The development of corporate governance in China On Kit Tam Published by Edward Elgar Publishing (1999) |
Book description
This important and timely book examines how corporate governance has and should be developed
in China to meet the challenges of enterprise and financial reform. It highlights key economic, social
and political issues that China has to confront in order to transform the state owned industrial
enterprises into a competitive and modern corporate sector.
On Kit Tam critically appraises the main analytical frameworks and models of corporate governance
in industrialized countries. He then assesses China's development in terms of current Western
debates in relation to the role, function and evolution of corporate governance arrangements. He
examines how the Chinese government has adopted a top-down approach combined with a market
based Anglo-American model. The author also presents surveys of company directors, managers
and supervisors reporting the current environment and analyses the choices available in the light of
China's particular problems. He concludes with suggestions for a model of corporate governance in
China.
This book will be welcomed by economists and those interested in management studies, Chinese
reform, international business, Asian studies, industrial organization and business strategy.
About the Author
On Kit Tam is a Professor of International Business in the Faculty of Business and Economics at Monash University.
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