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Corporate Governance: Principles and Practices, by Walter A. Effross, Wolters Kluwer, 2010. 529 pp.)

Why governance replaced directorship and why its lacking

Book Review: New governance guide recognizes, but perpetuates, trend toward boardroom as compliance center
Management: It’s Not What You Think, by Henry Mintzberg, Bruce Ahlstrand, and Joseph Lampel, AMACOM (American Management Association) Books, 192 pp., 2010

"Managing modestly" and other 180s

Book Review: Compilation of management tidbits blows away some cherished myths
On the Trail of Terror Finance: What Law Enforcement and Intelligence Officers Need to Know, by John Cassara and Avi Jorisch, Red Cell IG, 272 pp., 2010

A "cop book" bankers should absorb

Handbook for Directors of Financial Institutions, Edited by Benton E. Gup. Edward Elgar Publishing, 189 pp., 2008

Sorting out director liability, and preventing it

Book Review: New guide taps multiple experts to arm boards against risk
No One Would Listen: A True Financial Thriller, by Harry Markopolos, Wiley, 376 pp., 2010

The man who saw through Madoff

Book Review: True financial thriller: The frustrating story of Harry Markopolos and the SEC
Naked Short Selling: Wall Street’s Ugly Mess, by Frank Dobrucki, 240 pp., Crestview Press, Las Vegas, Nev.

Constituency against and for Naked Short

Book Review: Two authors take opposite sides in debate
The M-Factor: How the Millennial Generation Is Rocking The Workplace, by Lynne Lancaster and David Stillman. Harper Collins, 305 pp., 2010

The M-Factor: 7 Millennial Markers

Book Review: Understanding what makes the fastest-growing worker group tick
Rework, by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, Crown Business, 279 pp., 2010.

If you disappeared, would anybody notice?

Book Review: It's time to rethink the "rules" of banking
Clutch: Why Some People Excel Under Pressure and Others Don’t, by Paul Sullivan, Portfolio/Penguin Group USA, 356 pp., 2010

Are you Clutch or do you choke?

Your Call is (Not That) Important to Us: Customer Service and What it Reveals About Our World and Our Lives, by Emily Yellin, Free Press, 304 pp., 2009.

Don't lose service as you tech-up

Book Review: Automation, compliance, and service must co-exist
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