Corporate Governance provides an introductory and practical examination of the principles, structures, and responsibilities that shape the governance of modern organizations. Written for business students, managers, aspiring directors, and professionals, the book addresses the roles and responsibilities of boards, directors, management, shareholders, and other stakeholders. It considers governance frameworks from an international perspective and discusses board effectiveness, accountability, transparency, ethical business conduct, regulatory compliance, and organizational risk management. The work is designed to connect foundational governance concepts with their application in contemporary business environments, helping readers understand how governance mechanisms influence decision-making, oversight, corporate responsibility, and long-term organizational performance. By combining conceptual foundations with a global and professional orientation, the book serves as a practical resource for readers seeking to understand the responsibilities of corporate boards and the systems through which organizations are directed, monitored, and held accountable