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Issue-10

This 10th issue of the Hawkamah Journal explores a number of practices boards should consider adopting, both in form and substance, to strengthen the control environment in their companies.

Issue-9

This 9th issue of the Hawkamah Journal focuses on corporate governance in SOEs. Good governance practices are crucial for SOEs given that state ownership of businesses always involves some risk of conflict of interest. This issue explores Asian, Egyptian, British and Brazilian experiences in state ownership as well as the governance challenges faced by SOEs in the GCC that are shifting toward partial privatization.

Issue-8

This 8th issue of the Journal looks into how the boards will need to respond and what this means for them in terms of their own approach, practices and composition to add value to the business.

Issue-7

This 7th issue of the Hawkamah Journal is focused on the theme of corporate culture.

Issue-6

This 6th issue of the Hawkamah Journal centers on corporate governance within both the conventional and Islamic banking sector and explores areas which often raise unique problems for corporate governance that are not found in other corporate sectors.

Issue-5

This 5th issue of the Hawkamah Journal focuses on the role of the Chairman, which is a role that has witnessed significant evolution over the recent years.

Issue-4

This 4th issue of the Hawkamah Journal focuses on boards and explores board effectiveness in various settings.

Issue-3

This 3rd issue of the Hawkamah Journal is “governance in family-owned enterprises”. It focuses on the steps that family business leaders can take to avoid becoming caught up in the common pitfalls, while recognizing the solutions need to be individually formulated by each family business in order to fit their specific circumstances.

Issue-2

This 2nd issue of the Hawkamah Journal focuses on the Middle East and North Africa region, however our scope is global. Illustrative of this fact is that the contributors in this issue include practitioners from Latin America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.