Institutions, Corporate Covernance and Corporate Covernance institutions: The case of Estonia

Theo Postma; Niels Hermes

doi:10.5771/0949-6181-2003-3-263

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- I–IV Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–IV
- 221–222 Editorial Miklós Dobák, Thomas Steger Miklós Dobák, Thomas Steger 221–222
- 223–318 Articles 223–318
  - 223–235 Corporate Governance in Central and Eastern Europe – An introductory review Miklós Dobák, Thomas Steger Miklós Dobák, Thomas Steger 223–235
  - 236–243 Capital Structure as an element of Corporate Covernance System in Ukraine Alexander Kostyuk Alexander Kostyuk 236–243
  - 244–262 Corporate Covernance: Does the concept work in transition economies? Andrei Kuznetsov, Olga Kuznetsova Andrei Kuznetsov, Olga Kuznetsova 244–262
  - 263–292 Institutions, Corporate Covernance and Corporate Covernance institutions: The case of Estonia Theo Postma, Niels Hermes Theo Postma, Niels Hermes 263–292
  - 293–318 Corporate Governance and the former East Germany: The role of the Treuhandanstalt in moulding the new German economy Mairi MacLean, Jutta Howard, Graham Hollinshead Mairi MacLean, Jutta Howard, Graham Hollinshead 293–318
- 319–331 Forum 319–331
  - Post-Soviet Management: Evidence from Kazakhstan Ken Roberts, Jochen Tholen, Takir Balykbaev, Daulet, Duisenbekov Ken Roberts, Jochen Tholen, Takir Balykbaev, Daulet, Duisenbekov
- 332–334 Book Reviews 332–334
  - Evelin Dietrich (2003): Werte und Wertewandel in gesellschaftlichen Transformationsprozessen Gabriele Faßauer Gabriele Faßauer
- 335–335 News / Information 335–335
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JEEMS Journal of East European Management Studies , page 263 - 292

Institutions, Corporate Covernance and Corporate Covernance institutions: The case of Estonia

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Theo Postma Niels Hermes

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0949-6181-2003-3-263
- ISSN: 0949-6181
- ISSN online: 1862-0019
Abstract

During the last ten years, Estonia has made strong efforts in terms of the transition to a market economy. This is particularly true with respect to the soundness and transparency of monetary and fiscal policies, the privatisation of former state-owned enterprises, the development of the financial sector and the institutional setting. This paper argues that strengthening the formal institutional setting, and in particular the corporate governance institutions, is crucial to further enhance the process of economic transition of the country. It describes the current state the corporate governance structures as compared to other countries in Central and Eastern.
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