TY - BOOK AU - Thomas, Randall S AU - Hill, Jennifer G. TI - Research handbook on executive pay SN - 9781781953334 U1 - 331.28165842 PY - 2012/// CY - Cheltenham PB - Edward Elgar KW - Executives KW - Salaries, etc KW - Law and legislation N1 - 1.The politics of pay: a legislative history of executive compensation /​ Kevin J. Murphy 2.U.S. executive compensation in historical perspective /​ Harwell Wells 3.Executive pay and corporate governance reform in the UK: what has been achieved? /​ Steve Thompson 4.Governance codes, managerial remuneration and disciplining in the UK: a history of governance reform failure? /​ Grzegorz Trojanowski 5.Agency theory and incentive compensation /​ William Bratton pt. II THE STRUCTURE OF EXECUTIVE PAY 6.Bankers' compensation and prudential supervision: the international principles /​ Guido Ferrarini 7.Reforming financial executives' compensation for the long term /​ Roberta Romano 8.How to avoid compensating the CEO for luck: the case of macroeconomic fluctuations /​ Jianhua Zhang 9.CEO compensation and stock options in IPO firms /​ Marc Goergen Contents note continued: 10.Corporate governance going astray: executive remuneration built to fail /​ Jaap Winter pt. III CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION 11.Regulating executive remuneration after the global financial crisis: common law perspectives /​ Jennifer G. Hill 12.Institutional investor preferences and executive compensation /​ Zacharias Sautner 13.Say on pay and the outrage constraint /​ Kym Sheehan 14.Taxing executive compensation /​ Glen Loutzenhiser 15.Insider trading and executive compensation: what we can learn from the experience with Rule 10b5-1 /​ M. Todd Henderson 16.Executive compensation consultants /​ Ruth Bender pt. IV INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON EXECUTIVE PAY 17.Lessons from the rapid evolution of executive remuneration practices in Australia: hard law, soft law, boards and consultants /​ Randall S. Thomas 18.Presidents' compensation in Japan /​ Katsuyuki Kubo 19.Top executive pay in China /​ Oliver M. Rui Contents note continued: 20.Executive compensation and pay for performance in China /​ Lerong He 21.Executive compensation in India /​ Yesha Yadav 22.The EU and executive pay: managing harmonization risks /​ Niamh Moloney 23.Executive compensation under German corporate law: reasonableness, managerial incentives and sustainability in order to enhance optimal contracting and to limit managerial power /​ Brigitte Haar 24.Director and executive compensation regulations for Italian listed and closed corporations /​ Manlio Lubrano di Scorpaniello ER -