
Maassen, G.F. (2002). An International Comparison of Corporate Governance Models. A Study on the Formal Independence and Convergence of One-Tier and Two-Tier Corporate Boards of Directors in the United States of America, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. Amsterdam: Spencer Stuart Executive Search.
Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study (7)
Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement (5)
Chapter 3: Boards - Conflict Perspective (5)
Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective (5)
Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards (6)
Chapter 6: One-Tier Board Attributes in the US (5)
Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK (7)
Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands (7)
Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes (7)
End Notes (1)
References (1)
Summary in Dutch (1)
2.3 The Roles of Corporate Boards of Directors: A Theoretical Classification (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement )
5.2 The Role of Stock Exchanges in Corporate Governance (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
5.3 The Draft Fifth Directive on Company Law (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
2.2 Board Involvement in Decision Making (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement )
9.3 The Transformation of Corporate Boards in the Netherlands (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
3.4 A Conflict Perspective of Two-Tier Board Model Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 3: Boards - Conflict Perspective)
1.2 The Organization of Corporate Boards of Directors (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study)
5.4 The Role of Institutional Investors (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
9.6 Suggestions for Future Research (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
4.2 A Consensus Perspective of Board Organization (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective)
9.5 The Implications of Research Findings (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
7.3 About Board Composition (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
2.4 General Models of Board Involvement in Strategic Decision Making (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement )
1.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study)
1.3 Alternative Approaches to the Formal Independence of Corporate Boards of Directors (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study)
1.4 Research Questions on the Formal Independence of Corporate Board Models (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study)
5.5 A Theoretical Model of Board Model Convergence (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
7.2 Corporate Governance in the UK (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
4.4 A Consensus Perspective of Two-Tier Board Model Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective)
3.5 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 3: Boards - Conflict Perspective)
8.6 Facts About Changing Two-Tier Board Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands)
8.3 About Board Composition (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands)
4.5 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective)
4.3 A Consensus Perspective of One-Tier Board Model Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective)
1.5 The Organization of This Study (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 1: The Introduction to This Study)
7.5 About Board Committees (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
8.5 About Board Committees (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands)
8.2 Corporate Governance in the Netherlands (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands)
References (International Corporate Governance Models/References)
7.4 About Board Leadership Structures (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
3.3 A Conflict Perspective of One-Tier Board Model Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 3: Boards - Conflict Perspective)
2.5 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement )
9.4 The Convergence of Board Models (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
4.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 4: Boards - Consensus Perspective)
6.2 Federal Level: The Disclosure of Corporate Boards Under Federal Securities Laws (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 6: One-Tier Board Attributes in the US)
7.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
9.2 The Transformation of Corporate Boards in the US and the UK (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
6.3 State Level: The Attributes of One-Tier Boards Under State Corporation Laws (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 6: One-Tier Board Attributes in the US)
6.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 6: One-Tier Board Attributes in the US)
2.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 2: Literature Review of Board Involvement )
7.6 Facts About Changing One-Tier Board Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
Samenvatting (International Corporate Governance Models/Summary in Dutch)
5.6 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
5.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 5: The Convergence of Boards)
6.4 Facts About Changing One-Tier Board Attributes (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 6: One-Tier Board Attributes in the US)
8.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 8: Two-Tier Board Attributes Netherlands)
9.7 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
9.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 9: Comparing Changing Board Attributes)
7.7 Summary (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 7: One-Tier Board Attributes in the UK)
3.1 Introduction (International Corporate Governance Models/Chapter 3: Boards - Conflict Perspective)