Beyond French feminisms : debates on women, politics, and culture in France, 1981-2001 /

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Agency theory and executive pay : the remuneration committee's dilemma / by Pepper, Alexander, 1958-, SpringerLink (Online service)

Table of Contents: “…Third Premise: Man Is Rational, Self-interested, and Rent-seeking, and There Is No Non-pecuniary Agent MotivationConclusion; References; Chapter 3: What a Public Corporation Really Is; Introduction; Critical Realism; The Social Ontology of Public Corporations; Development of Company Law in the UK and the US After 1800; Developments in Continental European Jurisprudence After 1800; Law and Economics After 1980; Arguments for and Against Corporate Realism; Corporate Realism and the Public Corporation; Why It Matters; References; Chapter 4: Executive Pay as a Collective Action Problem…”
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A history of money / by Davies, Glyn, 1919-2003

Table of Contents: “…Printing: a new alternative to mintingThe rise and fall of the world's first paper money; Bullion's dearth and plenty; Potosi and the silver flood; Henry VII: fiscal strength and sound money, 1485-1509; The dissolution of the monasteries; The Great Debasement; Recoinage and after: Gresham's Law in Action, 1560-1640; The so-called price revolution of 1540-1640; Usury: a just price for money; Bullionism and the quantity theory of money; Banking still foreign to Britain?…”
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