Toru Yoshikawa

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Waseda University

Japan

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Professor Toru Yoshikawa is a faculty member at Waseda University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on corporate governance, stakeholder-oriented management, and the complexities of board dynamics, as reflected in his recent articles. He explores various themes, including the role of independent directors, the impact of shareholder relations, and gender representation in leadership positions.

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Keio University

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Richard Smith

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Johns Hopkins University

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Patricia Klarner

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Renfei Gao

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Ignacio Requejo

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Toru Yoshikawa

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Articles (10)

Female CHRO appointments: A crack in the glass ceiling?

Coping With Competing Role Expectations: How Do Independent Directors Make Sense of Their Role?

Board governance of Strategic Change: An assessment of the literature and avenues for future research

Attraction versus competition: A tale of two similarity effects in director selection of Chinese firms

Conflict or alignment? The role of return-oriented foreign shareholders and domestic relational shareholders in mitigating earnings management

A capability-based view of boards: A new conceptual framework for board governance

Global shift towards stakeholder-oriented corporate governance? Evidence from the scholarly literature and future research opportunities

When do host country nationals help expatriates? The roles of identification with the multinational enterprise and career development support by the subsidiary

COVID-19 and Japanese shareholder activism: brief respite for Japan’s self-healing concrete

How do board ties affect the adoption of new practices? The effects of managerial interest and hierarchical power

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Sachiko Yamao

Richard Smith

Patricia Klarner

Renfei Gao

Ignacio Requejo

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