Research Sub-Theme
Corporate Governance (CG) is a system used to direct and control a company. Research in this field aims to understand how governance mechanisms affect decision-making, company performance, transparency, and relationships with stakeholders. Corporate Governance research has a broad scope, including in the fields of accounting, finance, law, economics, and management. The main focus of this research is to explore how governance structures can affect various operational and strategic aspects of a company.
Corporate Governance
Accounting and auditing play a very important role in Corporate Governance (CG) because both serve as the main mechanisms to improve transparency, accountability, and financial integrity of the company. Research in this field focuses on how accounting and auditing systems can support good corporate governance and prevent various forms of fraud, earnings management, and corporate failure.
Corporate Governance (CG) plays an important role in strategic corporate decision-making, including in management and finance. Studies in this field examine how CG mechanisms affect ownership structure, financial policies, investments, risks, and managerial decision-making.
Management and Finance
Law and regulation play a major role in Corporate Governance (CG) by setting the rules that govern how companies are managed, how shareholders and other stakeholders are protected, and how transparency and accountability can be enforced. Research in this area focuses on how legal regulations and policies affect the effectiveness of corporate governance and their impact on company performance, fraud prevention, and investor protection.
Laws and Regulations
Research Methodology
he research methodology in Corporate Governance (CG) studies is highly dependent on the research objectives, research questions, and data availability. In general, the methodologies used can be categorized into quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods approaches.
Accounting and Auditing
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