Author Relationship Policy
The editorial board follows a clearly defined and sound contributor relationships policy. The core element of the policy is long-term relationships with academic and research institutions. A close cooperation with worldwide known experts in the field of corporate governance will let the editorial board publish those papers that will generate new trends in the corporate governance theory and practice.
The editorial board has close relationships with:
- International institute of corporate governance, Yale School of Management (USA);
- European Corporate Governance Institute;
- The World Bank;
- Stanford Law School (USA);
- Harvard Business School (USA);
- Center for new and emerging markets, London Business School (UK);
- Institute of corporate governance, Stanford University (USA);
- Academy of Corporate Governance (India);
- Center for corporate governance in emerging markets, Surrey University (UK);
- National Bureau of Economic Research (USA);
- Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Sciences (China).
The editorial board set long-term relationships with the most admirable activists in promoting the best corporate governance practices. These are:
- OECD Corporate Governance Division;
- International Corporate Governance Network (USA);
- Davis Global Advisors (USA);
- The Institute of Directors (UK);
- Governance Publishing (UK);
- Corporate Governance Forum (Poland);
- Corporate Governance in Ukraine, IFC (Ukraine);
- Corporate Governance Forum (Korea).
