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Special considerations relating to the issue of corporate governance in the light of business environmentalization

P. 188–197.
Shlyago N. N.

Purpose – the purpose of this paper is to characterize the specific features of governing a business enterprise as a complicated social economic system, and to investigate how these specific features may affect the processes of sustainable development.

Methodology – the methodology of the investigation relies on the system approach;

Originality/value – the value of the paper lies in the fact that we reveal a range of important aspects that affect the corporate governance and the behaviour of the company.

Findings – among the findings of the study is a suggested classification of economic entities that underscores related differences in respect of choosing appropriate governance/control methods and techniques depending on the "key system quality".

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Keywords: innovationcontrollingSocial economic systemsustainable development

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Green economy is the future of humanity: Materials of International Scientific and Practical Conference, 24,25th mai 2014 y.
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