Corporate governance and innovation: Evidence from Bahrain bourse

Al-Mannaei, Hasan Mohamed Hasan; Hamdan, Allam

doi:10.22495/cbv12i1art2

2016

DOI: 10.22495/cbv12i1art2

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Corporate governance and innovation: Evidence from Bahrain bourse

Hasan Mohamed Hasan Al-Mannaei¹,

Allam Hamdan²

Abstract: The study aims to assess corporate governance and innovation in selected listed companies at Bahrain Bourse. The study sample included 39 companies in the year 2013. The study built one Linear Regression Model to study the relationship between corporate governance and innovation. After testing the first hypothesis, there is an accepted level of corporate governance in selected listed companies at Bahrain Bourse. And after testing the second hypothesis, there is no relationship between corporate governance and … Show more

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Wisdom from Arabian Creatives: Systematic Review of Innovation Management Literature for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region

Durugbo

Al-Jayyousi

Almahamid

2020

Int. J. Innovation Technol. Management

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Innovation management (IM) for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region poses unique socio-economic challenges due to the multi-faceted nature of Arab and Islamic countries. Additionally, proposals for indigenous initiatives, sustainability transitions and outward-oriented strategies in economic reform plans of the GCC add further complexity to IM scholarship and practice with imperatives to harness the potentials of these strategic visions. Yet, there is an absence of a systematic review to scrutinize IM literature on the GCC region. This paper systematically reviews the IM literature whose subject involve the GCC countries of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The review scrutinizes theories, trends and targets in this literature, covers the period from 1980 to 2019, and involves 110 journal papers from high quality IM-related publication outlets. Using insights from the review, the paper develops theoretical foundations for creative complementarities, institutional-pumps and a ripple model of regional innovation. The review also details some methodological, theoretical, conceptual and topical directions for future regional IM research studies.

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Wisdom from Arabian Creatives: Systematic Review of Innovation Management Literature for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region

Durugbo

Al-Jayyousi

Almahamid

2020

Int. J. Innovation Technol. Management

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Board composition in family and non-family innovative businesses

Bustos¹,

Hernández‐Lara²,

Li³

2017

COC

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This paper aims to contribute to the literature on corporate governance and innovation, providing empirical evidence with respect to the evolution of board composition and innovation over time, comparing between family and non-family businesses. Data were collected from 86 Spanish companies belonging to innovative sectors during the period 2003 to 2014. The results show a significant difference between family and non-family firms in terms of their board composition, indicating bigger boards and a higher proportion of independent directors in the case of non-family businesses. With regards to external directors, the results also show that their proportion has been increasing in the last years especially in family companies, reaching similar levels to non-family ones. Finally, in terms of gender, its diversity has been also increasing in both types of companies, but more in family businesses, equalling or even overcoming gender diversity in non-family businesses. Non-significant differences were detected in the composition of the boards over time, with the only exception of gender diversity, which shows a significant growth. This descriptive study contributes to the inconclusive research on how is the composition and structure of the board in innovative companies, highlighting the differences between family and non-family business.

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Structuring and determining the influence of stakeholders on the innovation ecosystem

Ostapenko,

Tyshchenko,

Rats

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JGR

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In this paper, criteria for the distribution of stakeholders of the innovation ecosystem (IE), such as subsystems, functional features and positions, are formed. Stakeholder matrices and maps have been constructed for monitoring and identifying trends in changes in the rank of stakeholders in the innovation ecosystem. According to the conducted calculations, in addition to quantitative calculations, their qualitative assessments were provided according to linguistic sets. In the process of research, the method of constructing membership functions of discrete fuzzy sets, as cognitive modeling, was used to determine the influence of cause-and-effect relationships. The elements of the matrix of mutual influences of the cognitive map were expertly formed in the modeling process. The purpose of the paper is to identify the stakeholders of the innovation ecosystem, structure them by subsystem categories, sphere and level of influence, to model the interaction of stakeholders within the innovation ecosystem. Understanding the systemic roles and interactions of stakeholders is critical to gaining a more accurate and detailed view of their contributions. A purposeful approach to building an innovative ecosystem allows you to form stakeholders to ensure their effective interaction.

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Corporate governance and innovation: Evidence from Bahrain bourse

Cited by 3 publications

References 31 publications

Wisdom from Arabian Creatives: Systematic Review of Innovation Management Literature for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region

Wisdom from Arabian Creatives: Systematic Review of Innovation Management Literature for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region

Board composition in family and non-family innovative businesses

Structuring and determining the influence of stakeholders on the innovation ecosystem

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