The relationship between corporate governance and stock prices in the GCC financial markets

Mubarak, Muneer Mohammed Saeed Al

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“…The city hosts 170 verified IDP sites of 145,000 individuals (CCCM Cluster Somalia, 2023b) (see Figure 2). Severe drought and Al-Shabaab strongholds surrounding Kismayo are the primary displacement drivers [although Al-Shabaab strongholds in Lower and Middle Juba have also seen growth in population (Mubarak and Jackson, 2023)]. The city also accommodates Somali refugee returnees, mostly from Dadaab camps in Kenya.…”

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“…The more radical Al-Shabaab militant group emerged. Today, Al-Shabaab is predominant in rural areas in southern and central Somalia and is a major driver of forced migrations, particularly through its at times excessive taxation of local populations (Mubarak and Jackson, 2023). The compounding effects of conflict, the prolonged absence of a functioning state, and environmental disasters, particularly droughts, have resulted in multiple phases of widespread displacement.…”

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Rethinking (local) integration: domains of integration and their durability in Kismayo and Garowe, Somalia

Bile,

Boeyink,

Ali-Salad

et al. 2024

Front. Hum. Dyn.

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Amidst the ever-expanding debates in various academic and policy fields around migrant and refugee integration and local integration, we bring these two concepts in conversation with one another. Until very recently, theories of integration have had a state-centric focus in the Global North. This article expands and complicates this literature to focus on displaced Somalis within Somalia and its borderlands living in the cities of Kismayo and Garowe using mixed qualitative and quantitative methods in five displacement settlements. Toward this end, we use the often- engaged term “domains of integration” to frame integration. In our conceptualization, however, we incorporate the concept of “local integration” as a durable solution. In brief, we see the domains of integration as a productive concept in the Somali context. However, in Somalia, where clans are interwoven into the state, which lacks resources and power, clan affiliation represents social connections domains, yet also influences the state's role in the foundational domain of rights and citizenship and makers and means (employment, housing, education, health). International donors and NGOs, as well as international capitalist urban expansion also have a large role in these processes. As such, we argue that the ten domains of integration (discussed in detail below) intersect and blur to an even greater extent than in European and North American contexts, particularly around crucial issues such as housing, land, and property; a key factor in people's decisions to remain or leave.

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Rethinking (local) integration: domains of integration and their durability in Kismayo and Garowe, Somalia

Bile,

Boeyink,

Ali-Salad

et al. 2024

Front. Hum. Dyn.

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Business ethics and corporate social responsibility comparative approach between capitalism, socialism and Islamic economy

Nuredini

Matoshi

2022

CGOBR

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The purpose of this study is to present contemporary trends in the field of business law through comparative analysis by presenting the similarities and differences regarding issues related to business ethics and corporate social responsibility (CSR) within the three economic systems, capitalism, socialism, and Islamic economics. The concept of the capitalist economy is based on capital and has the welfare of large corporations as a priority. Socialist economics prioritizes the interests of the state, while Islamic economics is human-centered and it prioritizes the well-being of the individual (Migdad, 2022). Business ethics is a very important factor that should be present in all segments of society. The importance of business ethics is particularly evident in modern society, which is burdened by numerous crises and contradictions, both globally and locally. The need for good corporate governance is important as it helps companies to meet their capital needs beyond traditional sources of financing, in order to expand and be internationally competitive. In a globalized economy, as we live today, companies in countries with weak corporate governance systems are less competitive in the market. Good corporate governance serves as a defense mechanism against corporate scandals and potential corporate tortious and criminal liability (Aziri, 2020)

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E-governance: A study of the concept and implementation in the emerging economy

Pandey

Risal

2020

CGSR

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Good governance is the essence of success for every public and private organization. The traditional governance system is delayed and costly. With the robust development of information technology, an adaptation of e-governance is common across the country to reduce the drawbacks of the traditional governance system. But the complaints from the public related to the discharge of public service have not been reduced. The claims of the general public lie on poor economic governance in the implementation of e-governance. Thus, the study aims to examine the role of economic governance on e-governance practices. Descriptive and correlational research designs were deployed while undertaking the study to explain the position of variables in the national context and examine the relationship between economic governance and e-governance. The bureaucrats, academicians and business professionals are the respondents of the study. Purposive sampling methods were deployed. The study findings show the government should develop a strategic framework for the effective implementation of e-governance. Government tends to focus on infrastructure, and qualified manpower development and increase computer literacy on the public to effective implementation of e-governance in Nepal.

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The relationship between corporate governance and stock prices in the GCC financial markets

Cited by 3 publications

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Rethinking (local) integration: domains of integration and their durability in Kismayo and Garowe, Somalia

Rethinking (local) integration: domains of integration and their durability in Kismayo and Garowe, Somalia

Business ethics and corporate social responsibility comparative approach between capitalism, socialism and Islamic economy

E-governance: A study of the concept and implementation in the emerging economy

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