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SAMUELS, J.M. & A.G.PIPER (1985), International Accounting:
A Survey. New York: St.Martin's Press.
SCHERER, F.M. (1979), Segmental Financial Reporting: Needs and
Trade-Offs. In: H.J. GOLDSCHMID, ed., Business Disclosure: Government's
Need to Know, pp.l-57. New York: McGraw-Hill.
SEC (1977), Security and Exchange Commission, Report of the Advisory
Committee on Corporate Disclosure. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government
Printing Office.
SEC (1980), Security and Exchange Commission, Division of Corporate
Finance. Staff Report on: Corporate Accountability: A Reexamination
of Rules Relating to Shareholder Communications, Shareholder Participation
in the Corporate Electoral Process and Corporate Governance Generally.
Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
SECURITY PACIFIC CORPORATION (1988), 1987 Annual Report. Los Angeles.
Shweiki-Opher.
Environmental audit privilege and voluntary disclosure
rule: the importance of federal enactment.
American-Criminal-Law-Review. Summer, 1996. 33(n4). pp.1219-1249.
"The Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of
Justice need to develop clearer, market-based standards for
offering mitigation and audit privilege to businesses that
have made efforts to comply with environmental regulations.
Current policies do identify voluntary disclosure and compliance
efforts as mitigating factors in criminal environmental law
enforcement..."
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (19 89), Geschaftsbericht '88. Munchen.
SILHAN, P.A. (1983), The Effects of Segmenting Quarterly Sales
and Margins on Extrapolative Forecasts of Conglomerate Earnings:
Extension and Replication. Journal of Accounting Research 21,
pp. 341-7.
"Kim Smith is a
co-author of "SEC Environmental Disclosure Requirements:
The Hazards for Issuers," 3 Journal of Corporate
Disclosure and Confidentiality 5 (April 1992)."
Streeck, Wolfgang,
Citizenship Under Regime Competition:
The Case of the "European Works Councils",
MPIfG Working Paper 97/3, March 1997
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne
[Vredeling Directive etc.]
"In 1980 the then Commissioner for Social Affairs, Henk
Vredeling, issued a broadly written draft directive on
information and consultation rights for workforces, which came to be known
as the "Vredeling directive". ... The Vredeling draft was
an attempt to generalize the information and consultation rights member
countries had accepted for firms undergoing economic
restructuring, bypassing the issue of corporate governance by bringing
workforce participation within the ambit of Community labor
law. ... ... Under
heavy fire from business and with a British veto certain, the
Council in 1986 formally suspended discussion of the
directive."
Szejnwald Brown, Halina; David Angel, and Patrick G.Derr, Effective
Environmental Regulation: Learning from Poland's Experience. Westport:
Conn.: Praeger 2000.
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- Ch.4: Case studies of 5 Firms
- Findings from the Case Studies
