Corporate Governance 6th Edition by Christine A. Mallin provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, structures, and practices that shape how companies are directed and controlled. The book examines major developments in corporate governance theory and regulation, including governance codes, shareholder and stakeholder interests, family-owned businesses, institutional investors, socially responsible investment, board structures, director performance, executive remuneration, accountability, and risk management. It also takes a strong international perspective, comparing governance systems and practices across Continental Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, South Africa, Egypt, India, and Brazil. Contemporary examples and case studies connect governance theory with real corporate situations, making the book particularly useful for students of business, management, finance, accounting, and corporate governance who want to understand how boards, investors, regulators, and other stakeholders influence modern organizations.