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Financial Reporting Standards as a Tool in Order to Ensure Corporate Transparency: The Case of
Turkey
N. Ata Atabey, Department of Business Administration, Selcuk University, Turkey and
Huseyin Cetin, Department of Tourism management, Necmettin Erbakan University,
Turkey
Boardroom Pay, Performance and Corporate Governance in Malaysia
Puan Yatim, UKM-Graduate School of Business, University of Kebangsaan, Malaysia
An Analysis of Performance Appraisal Systems of Merchantile bank Limited
Sheikh Abdur Rahim, Daffodil International University, Bangladesh
On the Effectiveness of Quality Regulation: Some Empirical Results
Sal AmirKhalkhali and Atul Dar, Saint Mary`s University, Halifax, Canada
Compliance Versus Volatility of Performance in 2012, Corporate Influence in Bureaucratic
Systems. Where Should the Focus for America lay Most
David M Chapinski, School of Public Affairs and Administration, Rutgers University,
Newark, USA
Exposing MBA Students to Corporate Governance
Patricia Miller Selvy, Bellarmine University, USA
Enterprise Restructuring in the Conditions of the Crisis and the Globalization Challenges. Based
on the Experiences of the Polish Economy
Ryszard Borowiecki and Barbara Siuta-Tokarska Department of Economics and
Organization of Enterprises, Cracow University of Economics, Poland
Corporate Governance and Performance of Commercial Banks in Nigeria
Olagunju Adebayo and Oluwa Temitope Mariam, Redeemer`s University,
Nigeria
Profit creation, intra and inter-generational Equity: Need for New Company Law
Olawale Ajai, Lagos Business School, Pan African University, Lagos, Nigeria,
13.00-14.00
BREAK FOR LUNCH
Thursday 19 th July 2012
14.00 PM-14.25 PM
Key Note Speaker
Mark T Jones
Mark is a fervent internationalist, who is widely travelled. He has had a distinguished career in
education and currently serves as the Director of External Affairs for Park Royal College. In the
year 2000 he initiated and oversaw a major humanitarian venture into war-torn Sierra Leone,
and then spent two years in the Middle East where he worked in Jordan (2002 – 2004). He
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