Edited by Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich, UK and David Sunderland, formerly of the University of Greenwich, UK

'This book is a welcome addition to the lively field of economic governance. The editors give a thoughtful review of ideas and landmarks in the literature and an organizing framework; the other chapters are a good mixture of theoretical, empirical, and case studies. The whole will significantly advance our understanding of institutions and economic performance.'

• Contents:1. Does Economic Governance Matter? New Contributions to the DebateMehmet Ugur and David SunderlandPART I: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MICRO-LEVEL BEHAVIOUR 2. Governance and Asymmetric PowerKorkut Alp Ertürk3. Norms, Advice Networks and Joint Economic Governance: The Case of Conflicts Among Shareholders at the Commercial Court of ParisEmmanuel Lazega, Lise Mounier and Paola Tubaro4. Legal versus Reputational Penalties in Deterring Corporate MisconductPeter-Jan Engelen5. Strategies of Transnational Companies in the Context of the Governance Systems of Nation-statesGrazia Ietto-Gillies PART II: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MACROECONOMIC OUTCOMES 6. The Effects of Convergence in Governance on Capital Accumulation in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation CountriesAhmet Faruk Aysan, Ömer Faruk Baykal and Marie-Ange Véganzonès–Varoudakis7. Taxes, Foreign Aid and Quality of Governance InstitutionsJosé Antonio Alonso, Carlos Garcimartín and Luis Rivas8. Economic Governance and Full EmploymentConstantine E. PassarisPART III: THE GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION INTERFACE 9. The Political Economy of Deregulation in the US Gas Distribution MarketVladimir Hlasny10. Electricity Sector Reforms and the Tariff Review Process in BrazilCláudio de Araújo Wanderley, John Cullen and Mathew TsamenyiIndex

Edited by Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich, UK and David Sunderland, formerly of the University of Greenwich, UK

'This book is a welcome addition to the lively field of economic governance. The editors give a thoughtful review of ideas and landmarks in the literature and an organizing framework; the other chapters are a good mixture of theoretical, empirical, and case studies. The whole will significantly advance our understanding of institutions and economic performance.'

• Contents:1. Does Economic Governance Matter? New Contributions to the DebateMehmet Ugur and David SunderlandPART I: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MICRO-LEVEL BEHAVIOUR 2. Governance and Asymmetric PowerKorkut Alp Ertürk3. Norms, Advice Networks and Joint Economic Governance: The Case of Conflicts Among Shareholders at the Commercial Court of ParisEmmanuel Lazega, Lise Mounier and Paola Tubaro4. Legal versus Reputational Penalties in Deterring Corporate MisconductPeter-Jan Engelen5. Strategies of Transnational Companies in the Context of the Governance Systems of Nation-statesGrazia Ietto-Gillies PART II: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MACROECONOMIC OUTCOMES 6. The Effects of Convergence in Governance on Capital Accumulation in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation CountriesAhmet Faruk Aysan, Ömer Faruk Baykal and Marie-Ange Véganzonès–Varoudakis7. Taxes, Foreign Aid and Quality of Governance InstitutionsJosé Antonio Alonso, Carlos Garcimartín and Luis Rivas8. Economic Governance and Full EmploymentConstantine E. PassarisPART III: THE GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION INTERFACE 9. The Political Economy of Deregulation in the US Gas Distribution MarketVladimir Hlasny10. Electricity Sector Reforms and the Tariff Review Process in BrazilCláudio de Araújo Wanderley, John Cullen and Mathew TsamenyiIndex

Edited by Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich, UK and David Sunderland, formerly of the University of Greenwich, UK

'This book is a welcome addition to the lively field of economic governance. The editors give a thoughtful review of ideas and landmarks in the literature and an organizing framework; the other chapters are a good mixture of theoretical, empirical, and case studies. The whole will significantly advance our understanding of institutions and economic performance.'

• Contents:1. Does Economic Governance Matter? New Contributions to the DebateMehmet Ugur and David SunderlandPART I: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MICRO-LEVEL BEHAVIOUR 2. Governance and Asymmetric PowerKorkut Alp Ertürk3. Norms, Advice Networks and Joint Economic Governance: The Case of Conflicts Among Shareholders at the Commercial Court of ParisEmmanuel Lazega, Lise Mounier and Paola Tubaro4. Legal versus Reputational Penalties in Deterring Corporate MisconductPeter-Jan Engelen5. Strategies of Transnational Companies in the Context of the Governance Systems of Nation-statesGrazia Ietto-Gillies PART II: GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS AND MACROECONOMIC OUTCOMES 6. The Effects of Convergence in Governance on Capital Accumulation in the Black Sea Economic Cooperation CountriesAhmet Faruk Aysan, Ömer Faruk Baykal and Marie-Ange Véganzonès–Varoudakis7. Taxes, Foreign Aid and Quality of Governance InstitutionsJosé Antonio Alonso, Carlos Garcimartín and Luis Rivas8. Economic Governance and Full EmploymentConstantine E. PassarisPART III: THE GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION INTERFACE 9. The Political Economy of Deregulation in the US Gas Distribution MarketVladimir Hlasny10. Electricity Sector Reforms and the Tariff Review Process in BrazilCláudio de Araújo Wanderley, John Cullen and Mathew TsamenyiIndex