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Boardroom governing dynamics: A case study of state-owned oil and gas joint ventures in Egypt
The aim of the thesis is to investigate the differences in perceptions towards corporate governance practices on the boards of joint ventures between international or domestic private firms and Egyptian state-owned companies using the oil and gas industry as a case study. A questionnaire was distrib...
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2015
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