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ese experiences rather than the events themselves. ‘Phenomenology concentrates on the life-world and uncovering … what may be considered … trivial elements of human existence when developing interpretations and understanding human experience’ (Howell 2013, p. 56). ‘Consciousness and world are not se

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temporary, transient and emergent patterns of corporate governance on a historical and contextual basis in a given society’ (Ardalan 2007, p. 511). Indeed, this particular approach is deemed suitable in the context of developing countries due to their unique institutional contexts that makes it dif

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ose living in the country, a case can be made. But can a case be made to help understand corporate governance in general and Africa in particular? Can this study benefit those living in Africa? In this chapter, I put forward an argument that responds to the question with an affirmative.

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ence identified by Enlightenment philosophers. ‘Whatever the origins of such visions the conception itself rests on the conviction that there exists true, immutable, universal, timeless objective values valid for all men, everywhere, at all times; that these values are at least in principle realisab

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Introduction: Notions of Governance, Social Contracts and Ethical Perspectives,rate responsibility (Armstrong 2003); each a necessary variable when attracting funding from both regional and foreign investors. ‘Good’ corporate governance practices are also perceived as means of deterring unethical and corrupt practices which may undermine African capability and credibility in t

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Paradigm of Inquiry: Critical Theory and Constructivism,ese experiences rather than the events themselves. ‘Phenomenology concentrates on the life-world and uncovering … what may be considered … trivial elements of human existence when developing interpretations and understanding human experience’ (Howell 2013, p. 56). ‘Consciousness and world are not se