In Conversation with Prof. Dan Puchniak
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Dr. Tom Gosling interviews Prof. Dan Puchniak, Professor of Law at Singapore Management University, on his recent paper "No Need for Asia to be Woke: Contextualizing Anglo-America’s 'Discovery' of Corporate Purpose".
Prof. Puchniak shares his thoughts on these key issues:
- How major Asian economies have already built their systems around corporate purpose. Is more corporate purpose a risk?
- Has China had the most stakeholder-orientated governance in the world?
- India has a healthy relationship with Corporate Purpose, but what could be it's best medicine for corruption and shareholder abuse?
- Singapore's unique combination of shareholder value maximisation with stakeholder orientation
- How context is everything when it comes to Asian Corporate Governance
We hope you enjoy the conversation.
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