Law
Directors Handbook On Corporate Governance
As boards are entrusted with planning and strategizing for the short and long term benefit of the company, the Directors Handbook on Corporate Governance equips corporate boards with vital information and a toolkit which acts as the compass that will help them navigate often perilous waters.
The Directors Handbook on Corporate Governance presents to the reader a comprehensive manual on the personality of a director, board chairman, dynamics of board committees, necessity of board evaluations, board demands of a company secretary, decided court cases on the execution of fiduciary duties, comparative analysis of the corporate governance codes, and trends of corporate governance from which boards can utilize their powers through policies, to implement in their companies.
The Directors Handbook on Corporate Governance presents to the reader a comprehensive manual on the personality of a director, board chairman, dynamics of board committees, necessity of board evaluations, board demands of a company secretary, decided court cases on the execution of fiduciary duties, comparative analysis of the corporate governance codes, and trends of corporate governance from which boards can utilize their powers through policies, to implement in their companies.
Introduction to Company Law and Practice By Chris Wigwe
This book covers introduction to company law and practice with Companies and Allied Matters Act 2004. It is detailed and good quality. Recommended for law students and legal practitioners.
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) By Abdulsalam O. Ajetunmobi
The book is divided into two parts, with the first part exploring the principal areas of national and international legislative action and regulatory framework governing: a. broadcasting, telecommunications, and internet technology (or World Wide Web); b. spectrum management; c. convergence of computing and communications; and d. use of technology in dispute resolution. The second part considers: a. private law implications of ICT (including intellectual property rights of online assets, software licensing and Internet commerce); and b. public law issues related to ICT (network defence and countermeasures, data protection, free speech, data privacy, liability of network service providers, and internet governance and regulation.