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A Grounded Theory Exposition of the Role of the Supervisory Board in China
Zezhong Xiao Cardiff University Jay Dahya City University of New York, CUNY Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business Z. Jun Lin Hong Kong Baptist University - Department of Accounting & Law British Journal of Management, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 39-55, March 2004 Abstract: This paper reports the findings of an investigation, through a series of interviews, into the role of the supervisory board (SB) in Chinese listed companies. The interviews were conducted and analysed using the grounded theory methodology. It is found that the SB performs one of four roles under the Chinese corporate environment: an honoured guest, a friendly advisor, a censored watchdog or an independent watchdog. The role of the SB is dependent on a variety of factors: SB characteristics, power relations between the Board of Directors and the SB, shareholding structure, the influence of the Communist Party of China and government, the role of independent directors and the requirements of the corporate law. Accepted Paper Series Date posted: May 01, 2004 ; Last revised: May 01, 2004Suggested CitationContact Information
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