Corporate Governance journals from Inderscience.

Inderscience Publishers (London) has begun the publication of the "International Journal of Corporate Governance," a new quarterly journal that examines and analyzes issues related to corporate governance. An annual print or online subscription costs [euro]470 for institutions and [euro]160 for individuals.

The new title is targeted to a range of professionals involved with the topic of corporate governance, including professors, students, legal practitioners, regulators, corporate management and business executives. Its objective is to provide a forum for the exchange of information and to publish research and articles that examine emerging trends in corporate governance and the current governance and compliance concerns faced by companies.

The journal includes papers, research and commentary on topics such as: corporate governance structures; corporate governance codes; shareholder activism; voting rights and proxy voting; investor and creditor protection; board nomination and performance; incentive structures and executive compensation plans; business and financial ethics; corporate social responsibility; insider trading; financial reporting and disclosure; conflicts of interest; and, behavior of institutional investors.

Also, in the fourth quarter of 2007, Inderscience launched the "International Journal of Electronic Governance," a quarterly journal covering the theory, applications and impact of using the Internet and other digital communications media as governance channels. It focuses on the use of electronic and information technologies in deliberation over democratic policies and decision-making processes, community governance, as well as governance in non-political domains such as corporate, open project, online community and social network contexts.

Editorial includes information on topics such as: electronic rule making and public policy formulation at all levels; digital citizenship and electronic deliberation; electronic corporate governance, digital consensus building; self-governed electronic collaboration; digital communication for policy making; electronic governance platforms; training for electronic governance; and, social aspects of electronic governance. An annual print and online institutional subscription costs [euro]640.