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Vol 1 - Part 1 Differing perspectives on corporate governance frameworks1 - economic, financial, legal, etc: Authority and responsibility, Kenneth J.Arrow; a survey of corporate governance, Andrei Ahleifer & Robert W. Vishnay;organizations and markets, Herbert A. Simon preface, introduction, diffuseownership as natural economic evolution, fragmentation's costs, diffuseownership as political product, a political theory, and conclusion, Mark J.Roe; Part 2 Differing perspective on corporate governance frameworks 2 -exit, voice, stakeholders, etc: exit, voice and the elusive optimal mix ofexit and voice, Albert O. Hirschman; the modern industrial revolution, exit,and the failure of internal control systems, Michael C. Jensen; corporategovernance - some theory and implications, Oliver Hart; instrumentalstakeholder theory - a synthesis of ethics and economics, Thomas M. Jones;corporate governance, John Kay and Aubrey Silberston. Part 3 Governance,strategy and enterprise: external control, corporate strategy and firmperformance in research-intensive industries, Charles W.L. Hill and Scott A.Snell; effects of board and ownership structure on corporate R&D strategy,Barry D. Baysinger, Rita D. Kosnik and Thomas A. Turk; governance, ownershipand corporate entrepreneurship - the moderation impact of industrytechnological opportunities, Shaker A. Zahra. Vol 2 - Part 1 Equity ownershipstructure and control: the evolution of con trol, the divergence on interestbetween ownership and control, and the new concept of the corporation, AdolfA. Berle and Garniner C. Means; the effect of shareholding dispersion on thedegree of control in British companies - theory and measurement, John Cubbinand Dennis Leech; separation of ownership and control, Eugene F. Fama andMichael C. Jensen. (Part contents).