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Do women on boards create value for the organization?: a review of the literature / Emmanuel Zenou
The business utility case for women on boards: going beyond the surface / Morten Huse
Group level androgyny: one way for boards of directors to navigate the paradoxes in complex decision-making? / Danielle Mercer, Catherine Loughlin, and Kara A. Arnold
Mimetic isomorphism of board gender diversity in the world / Amalia Carrasco and Claude Francoeur
Directors' discursive resistance to gender board quota: the Belgian case / Hannelore Roos and Patrizia Zanoni
Why are there so few women on boards' voices from the boardroom in the United States / Vasilia Vasiliou and Susan M. Adams
Chinese women's representation on corporate boards of directors and institutional interventions / Zhi Luan
Women board directors: Africa on the rise / Rosemary M. Muriungi
Those who serve and those who aspire to serve: looking back, looking ahead / Siri Terjesen, Heather Foust-Cummings, and Lauren Trombetta
Women's pathway to the boardroom: the intermediary role of executive search firms / Tanja Reimer
Preparing women for corporate boards in the biotechnology industry / Lynn Johnson Langer, Carolyn Brougham, and Dawn Hocevar
Analysis of the perceived role and value of women's support networks in helping women gain a board position / Ruth Sacks and Fatima Maatwk
Nonprofit board membership: benefits for women's career and leadership development / Wendy M. Murphy and Danna Greenberg
Using power and influence to create gender diverse boardrooms: the role of public policy / Vicki W. Kramer and Seletha R. Butler
When women lead: cultivating diversity from the top / Malli Gero and Evelyn Garrity
The adaptive gender: female CEOs, board context, and the completion of M & As in the U.S. food industry / Gerwin van der Laan, Katrin Muehlfeld, and Anna Salomons
Women directors' perceptions of their contributions on boards: an exploratory study from India / Vasanthi Srinivasan and Rejie George
Leadership in governance: women board chairs / Monique Cikaliuk, Ljiljana Erakovic̆, Brad Jackson, Chris Noonan, and Susan Watson.
The business utility case for women on boards: going beyond the surface / Morten Huse
Group level androgyny: one way for boards of directors to navigate the paradoxes in complex decision-making? / Danielle Mercer, Catherine Loughlin, and Kara A. Arnold
Mimetic isomorphism of board gender diversity in the world / Amalia Carrasco and Claude Francoeur
Directors' discursive resistance to gender board quota: the Belgian case / Hannelore Roos and Patrizia Zanoni
Why are there so few women on boards' voices from the boardroom in the United States / Vasilia Vasiliou and Susan M. Adams
Chinese women's representation on corporate boards of directors and institutional interventions / Zhi Luan
Women board directors: Africa on the rise / Rosemary M. Muriungi
Those who serve and those who aspire to serve: looking back, looking ahead / Siri Terjesen, Heather Foust-Cummings, and Lauren Trombetta
Women's pathway to the boardroom: the intermediary role of executive search firms / Tanja Reimer
Preparing women for corporate boards in the biotechnology industry / Lynn Johnson Langer, Carolyn Brougham, and Dawn Hocevar
Analysis of the perceived role and value of women's support networks in helping women gain a board position / Ruth Sacks and Fatima Maatwk
Nonprofit board membership: benefits for women's career and leadership development / Wendy M. Murphy and Danna Greenberg
Using power and influence to create gender diverse boardrooms: the role of public policy / Vicki W. Kramer and Seletha R. Butler
When women lead: cultivating diversity from the top / Malli Gero and Evelyn Garrity
The adaptive gender: female CEOs, board context, and the completion of M & As in the U.S. food industry / Gerwin van der Laan, Katrin Muehlfeld, and Anna Salomons
Women directors' perceptions of their contributions on boards: an exploratory study from India / Vasanthi Srinivasan and Rejie George
Leadership in governance: women board chairs / Monique Cikaliuk, Ljiljana Erakovic̆, Brad Jackson, Chris Noonan, and Susan Watson.