Corporate Governance in the Oil and Gas Sector
Corporate Governance in the Oil and Gas Sector
The study explores the key issues related to the governance in the oil and gas industry from the perspective of emerging markets and developing economies. The study provides evidence that the oil and gas industry in different contextual settings have demonstrated good governance and realized that weak or poor governance systems can be avoided with the right structural reforms, knowledge, institutions, regulations and policies. Thus, there is the reason for cautious optimism that more developing countries might have learnt hard lessons from weak governance system in the past. Consequently these countries will pursue strategies and policies that will allow them to fully reap the benefits of good governance practices in the future. The study provides a strong justification for countries with low oil and gas governance index to follow countries with best governance practices and institutional arrangements as their benchmark to achieve a stable governance system.
Ofori-Sasu, Daniel
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Abor, Patience Aseweh
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Ntim, Collins
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Soobaroyen, Teerooven
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Ofori-Sasu, Daniel
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Abor, Patience Aseweh
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Ntim, Collins
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Ofori-Sasu, Daniel, Abor, Patience Aseweh, Ntim, Collins and Soobaroyen, Teerooven
(2023)
Corporate Governance in the Oil and Gas Sector.
In,
Yindenaba Abor, Joshua and Karimu, Amin
(eds.)
Sustainability Management in the Oil and Gas Industry: Emerging and Developing Country Perspective.
1st ed.
Routledge.
(doi:10.4324/9871003309864).
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The study explores the key issues related to the governance in the oil and gas industry from the perspective of emerging markets and developing economies. The study provides evidence that the oil and gas industry in different contextual settings have demonstrated good governance and realized that weak or poor governance systems can be avoided with the right structural reforms, knowledge, institutions, regulations and policies. Thus, there is the reason for cautious optimism that more developing countries might have learnt hard lessons from weak governance system in the past. Consequently these countries will pursue strategies and policies that will allow them to fully reap the benefits of good governance practices in the future. The study provides a strong justification for countries with low oil and gas governance index to follow countries with best governance practices and institutional arrangements as their benchmark to achieve a stable governance system.
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Published date: 15 May 2023
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Daniel Ofori-Sasu
Author:
Patience Aseweh Abor
Author:
Teerooven Soobaroyen
Editor:
Joshua Yindenaba Abor
Editor:
Amin Karimu
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