Egypt witnessed radical and unexpected changes in the political, social cultural environment that came as a result of Arab Spring. Since revolution caused paradigm shift so many socio-economic aspects, it is plausible also dramatic relationships board, ownership, environmental, social, governance (ESG) practices different ways. Accordingly, understanding corporate largest state MENA region foll...

The 2011 Egyptian revolution was associated with significant political and social upheaval, followed by societal changes attempts policymakers to reduce the marginalisation of women promote their inclusion in economy. Drawing on this background, authors compare effect board gender diversity before after revolution. Results indicate that corporate boards is coupled improvements firm performance ...

work put in by the team from Rees Management Group led by Jane Shepard was also instrumental in the successful organization of the conference. In addition to the proceedings, IJCNN 2011 also generated other useful multimedia. The IEEE CIS VP for Education, Jennie Si, organized the recording of all plenary talks, which will be available through the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society. All ta...

This study examines the Egyptian revolt (see Zhuo et al., 2011) of January/February 2011 from two discrete perspectives. The first perspective is a contextual marker that takes into account long-term and forecast trends in democracy from 1952 through 2011. The second perspective reports the opinions and viewpoints of Egyptian citizens living in a remote fishing village and resort town through i...

Abstract Population growth has been closely associated with agricultural production, since the first famine predicted by Malthus (1798) up to Green Revolution of past century. Today, we continue face increasing demand for food and crop production (Tilman et al., 2011). Considering combined caloric or protein content 275 major crops used directly as human foods livestock fish feeds, Tilman al. (...