Trust in large organizations

Article Abstract:

The hypothesis that trust encourages cooperation in large organizations is supported by different data. These include information on government effectiveness, general performance of various societies, participation in professional and civic organizations and relevance of large business enterprises. Countries with strong hierarchical religions experience lower trust as horizontal affiliations between people are discouraged.

Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations, MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS, Analysis, Associations, institutions, etc., Associations, Trust (Psychology), Cooperation (Ethics)

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Tunneling

Article Abstract:

The removal of assets by majority stockholders in the 1997-1998 crisis which affected emerging markets is examined in detail.

United States, Management Theory & Techniques, Finance, Developing countries, Corporate finance

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Investor protection and corporate governance

Article Abstract:

Legal issues relating to investor protection are examined for a range of countries.

Management Functions, Laws, regulations and rules

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