Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 2 / 2006 (497)
European Level Test of Romanian Enterprise Governance
Academia de Studii Economice Bucuresti
Abstract. The corporate governance is a central and dynamic aspect of the businesses. The term governance comes from the latin “gubernare”, meaning to guide and supposes that the corporate governance imply equally both the leadership function and that of control. As is known there are more ways of defining the enterprise governance starting from the simple stones, which focus on the enterprise and its shareholders, to the most complex ones incorporating individual or departamental responsability to implement a given function of the companies and which implies many other groups of persons. Responsability is the consequence of the law and reglementation application or contract agreements.
Keywords: corporate governance; shareholders model; stakeholders theory; agency theory; toward a convergence.
Contents
- European Level Test of Romanian Enterprise Governance
Niculae Feleaga
- Investment Patterns on Emerging Stock Markets
Adrian Zoicas-Ienciu
- Public Sector and Europeanization Challenges
Lucica Matei
- Credit Institutions Management Evaluation using Quantitative Methods
Nicolae Dardac
Bogdan Moinescu
- Financial Investment Services Regulation
Gabriela Anghelache
- Local Public Administration Reform. The Romanian Case
Tudorel Andrei
Marius Profiroiu
Mihai Turturean
- Unemployment in Romania. A Retrospective Study
Alina Badulescu
- Sistemic Approach – a Complexity Management Instrument
Vadim Dumitrascu
- Knowledge Society and the Communication Economy in Romania
Mihail Epuran
Alina Almasan
- Demographic Evolution in Romania – Convergence or Peripherisation?
Adriana Veronica Litra
- Macroeconomic Proportions and Corellations
Constantin Anghelache
Alexandru Isaic-Maniu
Constantin Mitrut
Vergil Voineagu
- Romania's Dilemmas in Perspective of EMU Integration
Cristian Socol
Aura Niculescu