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"How to govern [not like that]"
Donald NordbergComments on governance: states, corporations, and otherwise
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Nordberg's eclectic observations on governing draw on decades in journalism, business and academia. He's written two books on corporate governance and 50+ articles and book chapters on boards, investors, regulation, ethics, law and philosophy.
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