Corporate Governance¶
Tricker, B. (2015). Corporate Governance: Principles, Policies, and Practices. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Governance
- It also distinguishes from accountability—which is a component within governance, capturing the answering relation: to whom does each role answer, for what actions, and through what mechanisms—as Tricker (2015) articulates in his canonical mapping of governance versus management functions.
This sourceStandard reference built on the premise that 'governance is not management,' articulating governance (who decides and by what rules) as institutionally distinct from strategy (what is decided) and management (how decisions are executed).
- It also distinguishes from accountability—which is a component within governance, capturing the answering relation: to whom does each role answer, for what actions, and through what mechanisms—as Tricker (2015) articulates in his canonical mapping of governance versus management functions.
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