The role of institutional shareholders in corporate governance: recent developments in the UK.

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Miles, L. 2003. The role of institutional shareholders in corporate governance: recent developments in the UK. Scottish law & practice quarterly.. 8 (3), pp. 204-216.
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TitleThe role of institutional shareholders in corporate governance: recent developments in the UK.
AuthorsMiles, L.
PublisherT & T Clark
JournalScottish law & practice quarterly.
ISSN1360-7782
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Print2003
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Deposited18 Mar 2009
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LanguageEnglish
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