Conference proceedings book has been released
Publishing House Virtus Interpress is happy to release the conference proceedings book titled "Corporate governance: Scholarly research and practice" edited by Michail Pazarskis, Alexander Kostyuk, Valentina Santolamazza, and Paolo Capuano.
This conference was organized by the team of Virtus GCCG together with the Publishing House Virtus Interpress. The conference proceedings book offers research abstracts, which investigate current ideas, relevant issues, challenges and practices of the corporate governance. The presented studies focus on a range of crucial topics, such as board of directors’ practices, firm performance, family governance, gender diversity, sustainability, corporate social responsibility, ESG issues, accounting, auditing, banking, taxation, mergers and acquisitions, innovation, artificial intelligence, etc.
A total of 57 authors from 16 differents countries of the world, such as Greece, Italy, the UAE, Canada, the USA, Germany, Iceland, Portugal, Cyprus, Japan, Monaco, Spain, Morocco, Albania, Indonesia, and Cameroon, have participated in the conference. Conference presenters and conference discussants, took an active part in the conference forum discussion and provided more than 180 comments with a deep analysis of the materials presented at the conference.
The conference proceedings book contains not only materials of the conference presenters but also a full list of comments generated by the conference participants during the forum discussion as well as a set of infographics with very useful statistics about the conference forum.
The conference proceedings book is Open Access, all conference materials will be downloaded to the platform within a month, and will be found here.
The full conference proceedings book , that includes all the conference materials, conference forum discussion, conference infographics, conference forum discussants index, may be downloaded here.
The detailed information about the book may be found at the webpage of books released by Virtus Interpress here.
