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Does Minority Ownership Concentration Influence the Relationship between Board Independence and Tunneling?

Cullinan, Charles P. - 2014

Tunneling is a type of expropriation of resources from the minority shareholders of a company by its largest shareholder. Previous research has found mixed results on the relationship between board independence and tunneling, and on the relationship between minority shareholder concentration and...

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CEO/Chair duality in the Sarbanes-Oxley era : board independence versus unity of command

Cullinan, Charles P.; Roush, Pamela Barton; Zheng, Xiaochuan - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in … 16 (2012), pp. 167-183

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Are CSR activities associated with shareholder voting in director elections and say-on-pay votes?

Cullinan, Charles P.; Mahoney, Lois; Roush, Pamela B. - In: Journal of contemporary accounting & economics 13 (2017) 3, pp. 225-243

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Directors & corporate social responsibility : joint consideration of director gender and the director's role

Cullinan, Charles P.; Mahoney, Lois; Roush, Pamela B. - In: Social & environmental accountability journal 39 (2019) 2, pp. 100-123

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CEO/Chair Duality in the Sarbanes–Oxley Era: Board Independence Versus Unity of Command

Cullinan, Charles P.; Barton Roush, Pamela; Zheng, Xiaochuan - In: Research on professional responsibility and ethics in …, (pp. 167-183). 2012

CEO duality occurs when the same individual holds both the CEO and board Chair positions. In some countries (such as Britain) CEO duality is considered to impair good corporate governance. In the United States, however, CEO duality is still a common practice. The Sarbanes–Oxley Act (SOX)...

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