Centre for Good Governance

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Centre for Good Governance

The CGG aims to contribute to a more efficient and transparent public sector, a more fair, productive, and just corporate world, and one where businesses and public organisations operate effectively and interact constructively to pursue their goals in a sustainable manner, by considering the interests of all stakeholders and society at large.

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Introducing the Centre for Good Governance

The Need for Good Governance

Good governance is an essential tool for any organisation striving for success, seeking to achieve operational efficiency, transparency, and credibility, and aiming to build trust and productive relations among its stakeholders. When good governance practices are applied, an organisation’s full potential may be more easily realised, while opportunities for corruption and mismanagement are drastically reduced.

The need for good governance applies equally to both the public and private sectors, covering everything from private entities and corporations to public organisations, state agencies and the government. Additionally, this need also extends beyond the national level to include multinational corporations and international organisations.

The Governing Principles of CGG

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Who We Are and What We Do

The CGG is a Centre established under EIMF, an academic institution that is a leading provider in professional education. The Centre, in response to the need for good governance practices, has shaped its goals and objectives accordingly. Operating as an outward focused, multi-disciplinary research and policy centre, the CGG aims to contribute to the improvement of governance across the region and the development of capacity building within organisations, by utilising a range of professional, research, educational, and practical tools. Furthermore, the Centre is strongly committed to promoting fair and ethical behaviour, highlighting the necessity for sustainable growth while striving for better economic, social, and environmental performance.

How We Operate

The CGG conducts research and provides training, public events, and consulting solutions that bridge the gap between academia and practice. The scope of our work appeals to both private and public entities while, at the same time, support will offered to the work of regulators, state authorities, and other relevant stakeholders.

The Strategic Areas of Focus

– Good Governance

– Comparative Review of Governance Models

– Corporate Board Effectiveness: Roles, Responsibilities, Composition, Leadership

– Corporate Governance Manuals

– Business Ethics and Integrity

– Green Finance and Sustainability

– Applicable Legal and Regulatory Frameworks

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Upcoming Event

The Directors Series: Sitting at the Table: Why Gender Diversity Matters in Boardrooms

Event Location | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia

Discussants: Cleopatra Kitti, Anna Koukkides-Prokopiou, Kyriakos Kokkinos

Building on the success of the previous events of the ‘Directors Series’ and the positive feedback received by those attending, EIMF’s Centre for Good Governance is presenting its next event titled ‘Sitting at the table: Why gender diversity matters in boardrooms’, set to take place on Thursday 12 December 2024.

Diverse boards are stronger boards. Women’s participation in boardrooms brings a wealth of perspectives, enhances decision-making, and fosters innovation—factors crucial for navigating today’s complex business environment. Research consistently shows that gender-diverse boards outperform their less-diverse counterparts in financial performance and risk management, while also contributing to stronger organisational culture and reputation. Furthermore, the European regulatory framework has expanded to cover this issue in particular, creating additional compliance challenges for corporate entities. Join us for an engaging discussion on how and why gender diversity is not just a moral imperative but a strategic advantage for modern governance.

As in all evens of the ‘Directors Series’, participants will have the opportunity to actively participate through online multiple-choice questions and interventions, thereby enriching the dialogue with their unique perspectives and personal experience.

12 December

16:00-17:30

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Past Events

Governance Structures for Family Businesses, Business Families & Family Offices

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 14 March 2023 | 17:00-19:00
Speakers: Panikkos Poutziouris & Christos Photiades | Moderator: Elias Hadjielias
As part of Seminar Series for the Spring Semester 2023, the Centre of Good Governance invites family business owner-managers, next generation leaders and their professional / advisors to its first Seminar focusing on the Governance Structures for Strategic Development of Family Businesses -Business Families and their Single – Virtual Family Offices.
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Striving for Better Governance - The case of State-Owned Institutions in Cyprus

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 06 April 2023 | 16:30-18:00
Speakers: Petros Florides & Dr. Adonis Pegasiou | Moderator: Marios Clerides
As part of the Open Seminar Series for the Spring Semester 2023, the Centre of Good Governance invites you to the second seminar of the Spring Semester 2023. The seminar will be focusing on policy options and actions available for bettering the governance of state-owned enterprises. The aim is to initiate a discussion among the participants that in a constructive manner will promote the ongoing debate on how these organisations can be better governed in a way that will be beneficial to their operations, profitability and sustainability. The topic is considered to be of interest to state and government officials, directors and management staff of SOEs, political party officials, NGOs, academics and journalists and members of the wider public.
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The Governance of the Core Executive (the Cases of Greece and Cyprus)

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 03 May 2023 | 16:45-18:30
Opening Remarks: Ms Irene Piki | Speakers: Professor Dimitris Papadimitriou & Dr. Adonis Pegasiou | Moderator: Professor Haridimos Tsoukas
In the forthcoming seminar organised by the Centre for Good Governance our two speakers will be reviewing the cases of Greece and Cyprus, focusing on how the core executive is organised and the head of the executive (President or Prime Minister) establishes control and coordination across the government. Through a comparative perspective the aim will be to offer recommendations that will enhance the governance structures and allow for a better, more productive and efficient management of government. Professor Papadimitriou is the author of numerous publications on the matter, including the book ‘Prime Ministers in Greece: The Paradox of Power’ co-authored with Professor Kevin Featherstone (2015, Oxford University Press). Dr Adonis Pegasiou is part of the Research Project ‘Coordination at the Top: The Secretariats-General of the Executive in Europe’ by the European Group of Public Administration and has studied the case of Cyprus.
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The Road to Sustainability is Paved with Integrity: Whistleblowing as a Powerful Good Governance Tool

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 14 June 2023 | 16:45-18:30
Opening Remarks: Ms Flora Cresswell | Speakers: MP Irene Charalambides, Mr Marios Kiriaku, Mr Antonis Baltas | Presenter and Moderator: Dr Anna Damaskou
Wrongdoing in both the public and the private sectors is often committed in secret for a long time, during which, however, non-involved persons may become aware of such malpractices. It thus becomes crucial for those who know of such actions to be encouraged to report unlawful/unethical behaviour while at the same time it is vital for those who choose do so (whistle-blowers) to be afforded adequate and effective protection. In this context, the enactment and implementation of the recent Cypriot whistleblowing law raise significant challenges, which need to be addressed by the competent national authorities and corporate professionals in the public and the private sectors , respectively.
In the fourth seminar of the Centre of Good Governance these issues are addressed through a multidimensional perspective covering both legal and practical approaches through interventions of topic experts. The event will be moderated by Dr Anna Damaskou (CFE, CAMS, CGSS, CIPP/E, CIPM – EIMF Adjunct Faculty) and the following experts will be speaking: MP Irene Charalambides (OSCE PA Vice President and Special Representative on Fighting Corruption), Mr Marios Kiriaku (Chief Compliance Officer) and Mr Antonis Baltas (Criminal Lawyer & Adjunct Faculty - University of Nicosia). Introductory Remarks will be made by Ms Flora Cresswell of Transparency International (Regional Coordinator Western Europe)
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The Governance of Financial Regulators within the European Banking Union

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 11 October 2023 | 16:45-18:30
Speakers: Professor Helen Louri-Dendrinou and Mr Marinos Lambrianides | Moderator: Professor Stavros Zenios
Though much has been written on how corporations and financial institutions should be best governed, the governance structure of financial regulators is a rather under-researched area. The aim of the seminar is to allow for experts in the field to share their expertise and experience and allow for a better understanding of how financial regulators are governed within the European framework, discuss best practices but also shed light on how the governance structure of the local financial regulator stands now.
Our two guest speakers will be Professor Eleni-Louri Dendrinou and Mr Marinos Lambianides. Professor Louri-Dendrinou is a member of the Appeal Panel of the Single Resolution Board of European banks in Brussels. From June 2008 to June 2014, she was Deputy Governor of the Bank of Greece. She is Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics of the Athens University of Economics and Business since 2001. Mr Marinos Lambrianides is the Director of Supervision at the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC).
Professor Stavros Zenios will be moderating the seminar. Professor Zenios is Professor of Finance at the University of Cyprus (UCY) and Senior Fellow at the Wharton School, USA. He served two terms as Rector of UCY (2002-2010) while he also served on the Board of the CBC as a Non-Executive Director.
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The Directors Series: Enhancing Board Performance and Effectiveness

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 22 April 2024 | 16:30-18:15
Discussants: Takis Klerides and Tasos Anastasiou | Moderator: Adonis Pegasiou
In response to the demand for engaging seminars, EIMF’s Centre for Good Governance proudly launches 'The Directors Series', a groundbreaking initiative tailored for Directors in Cyprus.
This first event, an armchair discussing focusing on Enhancing Board Performance and Effectiveness, is scheduled for 22 April 2024. Adonis Pegasiou (EIMF Academic Director and Head of Centre for Good Governance) will be moderating the discussion, alongside distinguished discussants Takis Klerides (Former Minister of Finance and Chairman of the Council of Economy and Competitiveness) and Tasos Anastasiou (Strategic Advisor, Chairman of the Council of the University of Cyprus).
What sets this series apart is its unique format. Adonis Pegasiou will steer discussions, with esteemed Directors, sharing insights and best practices. Participants will also engage through online multiple-choice questions, enriching the dialogue with their perspectives.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights, network with industry professionals, and elevate your directorial skills.
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The Directors Series: Risk Governance

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 27 May 2024 | 16:30-18:15
Moderator / Discussant: Petros Florides | Discussants: Eleni Neocleous and Demetris Demetriou
Following the success of our first event on ‘Enhancing Board Performance and Effectiveness’ and the positive feedback received by all participants, the Centre for Good Governance is delighted to announce the second event of ‘The Directors Series’ titled ‘Risk Governance’.
What sets 'The Directors Series' apart is its innovative structure and interactive approach. In this second event, Petros Florides will be guiding the discussion, with our esteemed discussants sharing insights and best practices on how risk governance applies the principles of good governance to the identification, assessment, management and communication of risks, thus helping businesses establish a foundation for proactive and effective risk management.
Moreover, all participants will have the opportunity to actively participate through online multiple-choice questions and interventions, thereby enriching the dialogue with their unique perspectives and personal experience.
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Board-Level Representation of Employees (BLER): The Case of Cyprus

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date & Time | 19 June 2024 | 16:30-18:00
Moderator:
Adonis Pegasiou – EIMF Academic Director
Discussants:
Stavros Stavrou – Chairperson, Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI)
George Hadjikallis – Senior Officer, Cyprus Employers & Industrialists Federation (OEB)
Loizos Hadjicostis – Honorary Chair, Cyprus Union of Bank Employees (ETYK)
Panikos Argyridis – Cyprus Workers' Confederation (SEK)
Nikos Gregoriou – General Secretary, SIDIKEK PEO (Pancyprian Federation of Labour (PEO))
In its upcoming event, the Centre for Good Governance (CGG) aims to explore the application of Board-Level Representation of Employees (BLER) in Cyprus.
In an era where shareholder supremacy is increasingly challenged by stakeholder-centric approaches, the role of employees—key stakeholders in any corporation—has been reevaluated. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria now address issues such as employee relations, compensation, and engagement, recognising the value of human capital, and thus bringing a new perspective on BLER.
Given that the EU has not decided to apply a common framework on BLER, different approaches prevail among European countries. Cyprus is one of those countries that has no legal or other framework that obliges corporations to shape their boards accordingly.
The seminar attempts to shed light on the practices adopted by local corporations and, through a constructive exchange of ideas, offer some valuable conclusions as to what may be considered best-practice. The event will be moderated by EIMF Academic Director Adonis Pegasiou and officials from both Employers and Employees associations will be presenting their views.

The Directors Series: Board Evaluation

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date and Time | 03 July 2024 | 16:30-18:15
Discussants | Demetra Kalogerou | Dimitris Kleftakis
Moderator/Discussant | Elena Leonidou
A board evaluation measures the accountability, transparency, and effectiveness of board members. It holds the board members accountable to stakeholders and shareholders, identifies challenges, and discovers what works well for the board and the company. How this exercise should be better conducted and in what way corporations should make use of the results to improve their governance, are some of the issues to be discussed at the event.
Targeted for Directors and relevant corporate officers, the third event of the Directors Series entitled ‘Board Effectiveness’ seeks to touch on all aspects of this challenging process, in an armchair discussion where participants will have the opportunity to actively engage through online multiple-choice questions and interventions, thereby enriching the dialogue with their personal experience.
Our distinguished discussants possess international experience and expertise, covering different perspectives such as those of advisory firms who carry out board evaluations, the regulator who oversees board performance in regulated entities and directors who undergo this process. Their insights and knowledge on the matter will be of great value to those interested in the topic.
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The Directors Series: Can ESG Stand the test of time?

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date and Time | 24 September 2024 | 16:30-18:00
Moderator/Discussant | Professor Ioannis Ioannou – London Business School | Adonis Pegasiou – EIMF Academic Director
The success the ‘Directors Series’ introduced in the previous academic year by the Centre for Good Governance (CGG) has verified the need for such interactive events that engage participants in fruitful discussions which lead to key takeaways.
In the first event for the coming academic year set to take place on 24 September 2024, we shall be reviewing whether ESG (Environmental Social Governance) criteria can stand the test of time and CGG is delighted that Professor Ioannis Ioannou (London Business School), a leading global scholar on the topic, will be the discussant of the event.
ESG criteria have gained prominence over the last years in the corporate world and the applicable regulatory frameworks, though not in a uniform manner. There are still doubts by some as to how and why companies should strategically adopt environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into their processes and structures. Additionally, concerns remain as to how the investment community perceives, evaluates, and reacts to such corporate attempts to integrate ESG. These are some of the topics to be reviewed in the upcoming event as part of an overall attempt to assess the integration of ESG criteria in companies and investment firms and their long-term effect on corporate sustainability.
All events under the ‘Directors Series’, provide participants with the opportunity to actively take part through online multiple-choice questions and interventions, thereby enriching the dialogue with their unique perspectives and personal experience.

Trustee Governance for Professionals

Venue | EIMF Premises, 25 Megaron Street, Nicosia
Date and Time | 23 October 2024 | 16:00-18:00
Moderator: Nicky Xenofontos | Panellists: Stella Kammitsi & Stella Strati
An ideal induction for new trustees or a refresher for existing trustees. This first session will introduce you to the role of trustees, importance of solid governance and offer practical advice on how to secure the right role. The panellists will cover the legal and financial responsibilities of trustees, how to mitigate and manage day to day risks, making informed decisions and how to achieve proper governance during trust administration and management considering the nature of the fiduciary role of trustees, the standard of diligence, experience, knowledge professional trustees are expected to possess.
From this session, you will learn what is expected from professional trustees, understanding and strengthening governance, what you should be doing, or if you have been a trustee for some time and want a refresh and update, then this session is ideal. You will go away equipped with the tools, knowledge and confidence needed to make an effective contribution to your role both from the legal and formal governance responsibilities and the inter-personal aspects of managing trusts, whether you are an individual trustee or form part of the board of directors of a corporate trustee, dealing with setbacks, tricky situations and how to manage risk.

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Conferences

Organising conferences on relevant topic areas and issues of public concern

Seminars

Through the EIMF’s extensive network of trainers, we are offering specialised seminars on governance, as well as bespoke services.

Webinars and Lectures

Dissemination of knowledge through our open webinars and lecture series (taking into account COVID-related restrictions).

Research

Development and/or participation in research projects that aim to produce relevant knowledge and added value both for academics and practitioners.

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Corporate Governance Manuals

Practical and effective manuals for organisations that wish to enhance their governance practices

Board Evaluations

The evaluation will be conducted with a holistic view of board effectiveness, incorporating a review of both the hard and soft skills necessary to provide leadership through governance to maximise organisational success.

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The CGG can liaise so that bespoke guidance is offered upon request to Directors and/or Boards

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Meet The Advisory Council

Members of the CGG Council are established academics and professionals from different backgrounds who have experience and expertise in governance that expands both horizontally (i.e., covering many industries) and vertically (i.e., in-depth engagement with and specialisation on relevant issues).

The CGG also draws from the ample experience and competencies of its associates in order to secure the quality of research, training and consulting services offered. The CGG Advisory Council sets the Centre’s strategic direction. Furthermore, the Council Members are active in the organisation’s functioning. Additionally, the Centre has a broad network of Associates who are involved with its daily operations.

Dr. Anna Damaskou

Advisory Council Member

Dr. Anna Damaskou

Advisory Council Member

Anna has worked with national and EU supervisors of the banking and financial sectors, as well as with banking institutions in Greece and abroad.She was the Chair of the Board of Transparency International Greece from October 2017 to July 2021, after having served as a researcher for the organization for a number of years. Anna has carried out post-doctoral research at the University of Luxembourg and in the framework of the ‘Re:constitution’ program in the fields of European financial criminal law, European Banking Law and EU rule of law. She holds a PhD from Queen Mary University of London in the field of European financial criminal law, as well as an LLM from the London School of Economics & Political Science specializing in (criminal) banking and financial law. She has published extensively in the areas of good governance and anti-corruption. She is certified as CAMS, CFE, CGSS, CIPP/E, CIPM. She speaks English, French, German and Serbian.

Dr. Marios Clerides

Advisory Council Member

Dr. Marios Clerides

Advisory Council Member

Marios holds a BSc and MSc in Economics and a PhD in Labour Economics from the LSE. Upon completion of his studies, he joined Hellenic Bank in 1982 as Head of Planning & Research. Thereafter, he assumed additional responsibility for Cards & Retail Services, Investment Banking, and Treasury and International Banking. In 2001 he was appointed as Chairman of Cyprus Capital Markets Commission on a 5-year contract. In 2006, he returned to Hellenic Bank to assume the position of Group Risk Officer and Deputy CEO. Between 2013 and 2015 he was the CEO of the Coop Bank and since then he has taken over the role of Director in a number of financial institutions. Marios is a member of the National Council of Economic Advisors, Chairman of the Cyprus Economic Society and member of the Council of the Centre of Economic Research of University of Cyprus. He teaches MSc & MBA students on the Cyprus Banking System and Cyprus Money at the University of Cyprus.

Mr. Petros Florides

Advisory Council Member

Mr. Petros Florides

Advisory Council Member

Petros Florides has over 25 years’ financial services experience. Petros is a non-executive Director of the CISI Board of Directors. He is currently employed as a Senior Regional Governance Advisor for World Vision International and is responsible for the region extending from Ireland to New Zealand. Petros has also published articles on governance in the public sector and wrote a Code for Public Sector Governance which, after five years of public consultation, was recently approved by the Cyprus Council of Ministers for implementation. He is also a Non-Executive Director of Windsor Brokers, Cyprowealth Advisory Services and Pearlscope Limited. Petros is Co-Founder and current President of CISI’s Cyprus National Advisory Council and is a Board member of the Institute of Directors (Cyprus Branch). Petros is also a trainer for professional and executive courses (including CISI qualifications) in the areas of governance, risk, ethics and compliance through CISI Accredited Training Providers, and speaks at public events on the same subjects.

Dr. Adonis Pegasiou

Head of Advisory Council

Dr. Adonis Pegasiou

Head of Advisory Council

Adonis holds a BSc degree in Economics from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a Masters from the University of Bristol in European Policy Studies and a Ph.D. from the University of Manchester in Politics. Additionally, he then received funding to undertake a post-doctoral fellowship to study the Europeanisation of Cyprus’s Economy while based at the European University of Cyprus and in cooperation with the LSE and the University of Manchester. Mr. Pegasiou has over 10 years’ experience in academia which includes him lecturing at both the ‘University of Cyprus’ and the ‘European University of Cyprus’ and is currently the Academic Director at the ‘European Institute of Management and Finance’. In addition, Adonis has over a decade experience as a consultant for the public and the private sector, where he served on the Boards of Cyprus Airways as well as most recently the Cyprus Cooperative Bank, among other. He holds a number of professional qualifications including Certificate in Risk in Financial Services (offered by CISI), Certified Global Sanctions Specialist Certification (offered by ACAMS) and Diploma in ‘Governance, Risk and Compliance’ (offered by ICA).

Dr. Christina Livada

Advisory Council Member

Dr. Christina Livada

Advisory Council Member

Christina Livada is Assistant Professor of Commercial Law at the Faculty of Law of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Christina obtained her PhD from the Faculty of Law of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in 2004. In 1996 she obtained her D.E.A. in International Law (International Private Law and Commercial Law) from the University Panthéon-Assas (Paris II). In 1995 she completed her studies at the Faculty of Law of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. In 2000 she was awarded a research scholarship from the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law. Christina’s main fields of specialisation are consumer protection law, company law, corporate governance, banking law and capital markets law. In this capacity she is the author of several books and articles in the abovementioned fields. She has ample experience in teaching both academic programmes and professional courses while she has been contracted to offer advisory services by various financial institutions.

Mr. Marios Siathas

Advisory Council Member

Mr. Marios Siathas

Advisory Council Member

Marios holds a Bachelor’s in Marketing and Management from Western Kentucky University, USA, an MBA from the University of Guelph, Canada, and a Master’s in Adult Education and Training from Colorado State University, USA. He has ample experience working with organizations and individuals, helping them design and execute specialised, tailor-made learning and development solutions. Since 2015, he has been the CEO of the European Institute of Management and Finance (EIMF). He is a board member of the Institute of Directors (UK) Cyprus Branch, and a member of the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI), the training and HR committee of the Cyprus International Funds Association (CIFA), the Cyprus Human Resource Managers Association, the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (ACAMS), the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), the American Chamber of Commerce Cyprus, and a host of other professional bodies.

Mr. Takis Taoushanis

Advisory Council Member

Mr. Takis Taoushanis

Advisory Council Member

Takis holds a BSc degree in Economics, and a Master’s in Business Administration received from the LSE and the London Business School, respectively. He has extensive banking and finance knowledge and experience that has accumulated from over 30 years of practice in the financial sector. His experience includes international banking institutions such as Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago for four years, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Group (HSBC) for eighteen years and key positions in Cypriot financial institutions.

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Working Papers

The CGG series of Working Papers aims to stimulate discussion and contribute to the advancement of governance-related knowledge through the timely exchange of ideas. Academics, policymakers and professionals are provided with a platform to get findings out quickly, covering research work in progress, policy proposals, case studies and other relevant thematic areas.

Papers should be submitted to [email protected] and categorised as policy paper or research paper.

Proposal for Governance Framework for State Organisations and State Enterprises in Cyprus (Greek Edition)

Working Paper 1 (November 2022)

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Proposal for Governance Framework for State Organisations and State Enterprises in Cyprus (English Edition)

Working Paper 1 (November 2022)

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Coordination in Cyprus’s Presidential System – A Mistakenly Underrated Necessity (Author Adonis Pegasiou)

Working Paper 2 (September 2023)

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Latest Articles

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Introducing ‘The Directors Series’ by the Centre for Good Governance (CGG)

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