Corporate Governance in Emerging Economies

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Investor Protection and Interest Group Politics (2010, unknown): “1998; Glaeser and Shleifer 2003), its culture and ideology (Roe 2003; Allen 2005), or the religion of its population (Stulz and Williamson 2003), all of which lie outside the realm of current interest group politics.”
Familial capitalism in global institutional contexts: Implications for corporate governance and entrepreneurship in East Asia (2009, background): “However, preliminary studies suggest that family plays an important role for all businesses, whether they are big or small and formal or informal ( Allen, 2005; Karra, Tracey, & Phillips, 2006).”
Managerial Attitudes and Corporate Actions (2013, background): “However, firms around the globe seem to behave differently, leading some to speculate that heterogeneous objective functions are being maximized (see e.g., Allen, 2005).”
ALFRED MARSHALL LECTURE SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION, STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT, AND POLITICS (2006, background): “Similarly, Allen (2005) documents that Japanese society is imbued with the idea of corporate social responsibility: in Japan, even high school textbooks stress that companies should not be managed only in the interest of shareholders, and most Japanese managers subscribe to this idea, in contrast wi”