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European Corporate Governance
Institute (ECGI)
The European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
was founded in 2002. It has been established
to improve corporate governance through fostering independent
scientific research and related activities. The
ECGI produces high quality independent scientific research
while remaining close to the concerns and interests
of corporate, financial and public policy makers. It
draws on the expertise of scholars from numerous countries
and brings together a critical mass of expertise and
interest to bear on this important subject. |
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European Corporate
Governance Training Network (ECGTN)
The European Corporate Governance Training Network
(ECGTN) aims to reduce the European research and training
gap in corporate governance by bringing together Europe's
leading academics and institutions from law, economics,
finance, political economy and management to train
doctoral students in conducting world class research
in this area. The ECGTN project is funded by the European
Commission under the Marie Curie Research Actions.
Its duration is 48 months, starting in June 2004. |
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Swedish Centre
for Business and Policy Studies (SNS)
SNS is
an independent network of leading decision makers from
the private and public sectors who share a commitment
to social and economic development in Sweden.
Its aim is to improve the basis for rational decisions
on major social and economic issues, by promoting social
science research and stimulating public debate. |
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Review of Finance
(RoF)
The Review of Finance is a peer-reviewed
journal that competes for the best articles in the
field of finance and aims at a wide circulation and
visibility in the profession. The journal’s editorial
policy is guided by two criteria: quality and innovation.
The board welcomes submissions of high-quality papers
in all areas of financial economics: established areas
such as asset pricing, corporate finance, banking and
market microstructure, but also newly developing fields
such as law and finance, behavioral finance and experimental
finance.
Being the journal of the European Finance Association,
the Review of Finance enjoys the solid support
of the Association’s members. At the same time,
it aims to be a resource for the world community of
finance researchers, open to exciting and novel contributions
from authors around the globe. From time to time, the
journal publishes special issues on timely topics.
The board is committed to a fast,
electronically managed, editorial process. In particular,
its “fast-track
review” process ensures an editorial decision
in 2 weeks. |
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The
Saïd
Business School (SBS)
Established in 1996, Oxford University’s Saïd
Business School is Europe’s fastest-growing business
school, with a reputation for innovative business education.
The School combines the highest standards of academic
rigour with a practical understanding of business and
wealth creation. SBS faculty is engaged in boundary-extending
research on key management issues, in dialogue with
the wider intellectual community and with practitioners. |
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Jan Wallander
and Tom Hedelius Research Foundation
The Foundation's purpose is the advancement of social
science research mainly in economic history, economic
geography, management science, economics and econometrics.
It has a particular interest in supporting research
concerning corporations, organisations, public administration
and economic policy of importance for practical applications.
There is a priority on supporting national and international
research collaboration. Annual grants amount to a total
of SEK 90m (€10m) corresponding to 300 full-time
research working years. |
