Board of director attributes and CSR engagement in emerging economy firms: Evidence from across Asia von Al-Mamun, Abdullah, Seamer, Michael

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The influence of institutional qualities on CSR engagement: a comparison of developed and developing economies von Al-Mamun, Abdullah, Seamer, Michael

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Does Effective Corporate Facilitate Continuous Market Disclosure? von Seamer, Michael

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Does stronger corporate governance constrain insider trading? Asymmetric evidence from Australia von Hodgson, Allan, Seamer, Michael, Uylangco, Katherine

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Does Effective Corporate Governance Facilitate Continuous Market Disclosure? von Seamer, Michael

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Ranking Corporate Governance of Australia's Top Companies: A Decade On von Psaros, Jim, Seamer, Michael

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Remunerating non-executive directors with stock options: who is ignoring the regulator? von Seamer, Michael, Melia, Adrian

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The Relevance of Western Corporate Governance in Mitigating Management Misconduct in Thailand von Inya, Puritud, Psaros, Jim, Seamer, Michael

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Do corporate boards affect firm performance? New evidence from an emerging economy von Yasser, Qaiser Rafique, Mamun, Abdullah Al, Seamer, Michael

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Internal Governance Does Matter to Equity Returns but Much More So During “Flights to Quality” von Brooke, Peter G., Docherty, Paul, Psaros, Jim, Seamer, Michael

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Australian Audit Committees - Do They Meet Best Practice Guidelines? von Psaros, Jim, Seamer, Michael

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AUSTRALIAN AUDIT COMMITTEES - DO THEY MEET BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES? von Psaros, Jim, Seamer, Michael

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Adoption of Environmental Reporting and Management Practices: An Analysis of New South Wales Public Sector Entities von Frost, Geoffrey R., Seamer, Michael

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Women on Corporate Boards and Financial Performance in Fast-Emerging Markets: Insights from Malaysia von Al Mamun, Abdullah, Yasser, Qaiser Rafique, Seamer, Michael, Heyden, Mariano L. M.

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Human natural killer cells express Na+ channels. A pharmacologic flow cytometric study von Mandler, RN, Seamer, LC, Whitlinger, D, Lennon, M, Rosenberg, E, Bankhurst, AD

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