Business and Politics

1999 - 2024

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Volume 26, issue 2, 2024

The future of AI politics, policy, and business pp. 171-179

Eric Best, Pedro Robles and Daniel J. Mallinson

The Future of AI Is in the States: The Case of Autonomous Vehicle Policies pp. 180-199

Daniel J. Mallinson, Lauren Azevedo, Eric Best, Pedro Robles and Jue Wang

The Paradox of Algorithms and Blame on Public Decision-makers pp. 200-217

Adam L. Ozer, Philip D. Waggoner and Ryan Kennedy

AI regulation in the European Union: examining non-state actor preferences pp. 218-239

Jonas Tallberg, Magnus Lundgren and Johannes Geith

Investigating the politics and content of US State artificial intelligence legislation pp. 240-262

Srinivas Parinandi, Jesse Crosson, Kai Peterson and Sinan Nadarevic

Data and statecraft: why and how states localize data pp. 263-288

Sanghyun Han

Volume 26, issue 1, 2024

Stakeholder Cues, National Origin, and Public Opinion Towards Firms: Evidence in the Context of the First Bank in an American Indian Nation pp. 1-26

Rachel L. Wellhausen, Donna Feir and Calvin Thrall

The political consequences of corporate donations for public service provision pp. 27-46

Sean McCarty and Jane L. Sumner

Violence, Predation, and FDI Entry pp. 47-63

Colin M. Barry

Political contributions by American inventors: evidence from 30,000 cases pp. 64-101

Nicholas Short

Enforcing economic sanctions by tarnishing corporate reputations pp. 102-123

Keith A. Preble and Bryan R. Early

Business politics is usually about attempts to exert influence rather than power evidence from Australia pp. 124-141

Stephen Bell and Andrew Hindmoor

Antidumping Protectionism and Globalized Economies pp. 142-169

Tyler Coleman

Volume 25, issue 4, 2023

Economic globalization and the fracturing of business interest representation in the European Union pp. 353-369

Marcel Hanegraaff, Arlo Poletti and Ellis Aizenberg

Economic globalization and the fracturing of business interest representation in the European Union – CORRIGENDUM pp. 370-370

Marcel Hanegraaff, Arlo Poletti and Ellis Aizenberg

Novelty and the demand for private regulation: Evidence from data privacy governance pp. 371-392

Guillaume Beaumier

Banning indirect boycotts: Contentious interactions and the role of the state in marketplace activism pp. 393-408

Erin O'Brien, Hope Johnson and Yu-An Murray

What types of social policies does business want? Examining German employer associations’ positions toward labor-protective and labor-activating social policies pp. 409-428

Benedikt Bender and Thomas Paster

Beyond Pandering: Investment Project Quality, Voter Support, and the Use of Investment Incentives pp. 429-449

Stefano Jud

Federal Climate Policy Successes: Co-benefits, Business Acceptance, and Partisan Politics pp. 450-475

Roger Karapin and David Vogel

Relative strength and foreign direct investment in civil conflicts pp. 476-494

Samaila Oluwatope Adelaiye, Si Chen and Mehwish Sarwari

Business politicians and fiscal consolidation pp. 495-516

Nicola Nones

Volume 25, issue 3, 2023

Green Product Portfolio and Environmental Lobbying pp. 195-214

Jihyun Eun, Minjung Lee and Young Hoon Jung

The Cost of Wrongdoing to Bystander Firms pp. 215-250

Minjung Lee, Mina Lee and Seung-Hyun Lee

The Entrepreneurial University's Impact on Regional Socioeconomic Development: The “Alumni Policymaker” Mechanism pp. 251-292

Robyn Klingler-Vidra and Adam William Chalmers

Corporate Lobbying and ESG Reports: Patterns among US Companies, 1999–2017 pp. 293-314

Huchen Liu, Sijing Wei and Jiarui Zhang

Foreign Direct Investment Hosts and Violent Government Repression of Protests pp. 315-329

Samaila Oluwatope Adelaiye

Serving the People or the People's Note: On the Political Economy of Talent Allocation pp. 330-351

Kezhou Xiao

Volume 25, issue 2, 2023

Local sourcing embeddedness, manufacturing relocation, and firm attitudes toward the US-China trade war: A survey analysis of China-based MNC subsidiaries pp. 91-116

Ka Zeng, Yingjie Xu and Zhenzhen Xie

China's dream for chip supremacy: Seeing through the lens of panel display-related IC patents pp. 117-132

Eunji Choung and Min Gyo Koo

Business power against redistribution: The case of watered-down tax reform in Poland pp. 133-151

Jakub Sawulski, Nikodem Szewczyk, Kinga Rafalska and Maciej Smółko

The contingent value of connections: legislative turnover and revolving-door lobbyists pp. 152-172

James M. Strickland

Bargaining Power in a Globalized World: The Effect of Global Value Chains in Trade Negotiations pp. 173-194

Yannick Stiller

Volume 25, issue 1, 2023

Lobbying the executive branch: Unpacking access to political heads, political advisers, and civil servants pp. 1-16

Adrià Albareda, Angel Saz-Carranza, Michiel Van Acoleyen and David Coen

Can We Talk About Pay Discrimination/Equal Pay/Strategic Compensation Practices? An Exploratory Study on Framing Gender Pay Inequity pp. 17-33

Amber N. W. Raile, Caroline Graham Austin and Virginia K. Bratton

An examination of legality of global abortion services and the genesis of public policy pp. 34-52

Laurel Steinfield, Girish Ramani, Ronald Paul Hill and Rehana Paul

The perceptional triangle of incivility, politics, and democracy: The role of supportiveness pp. 53-66

Kaleem Ahmed, Alia Ahmed and Shahzada Adeel

The political economy of vaccine distribution and China's Belt and Road Initiative pp. 67-88

Krishna Chaitanya Vadlamannati and Yoo Sun Jung

An examination of legality of global abortion services and the genesis of public policy—CORRIGENDUM pp. 89-89

Laurel Steinfield, Girish Ramani, Ronald Paul Hill and Rehana Paul

Volume 24, issue 4, 2022

The US–China Trade War: Economic Statecraft, Multinational Corporations, and Public Opinion pp. 319-331

Shiping Hua and Ka Zeng

US economic statecraft and great power competition pp. 332-347

James Lee and Richard Maher

In the Middle: American Multinationals in China and Trade War Politics pp. 348-376

Rigao Liu, Jiakun Jack Zhang and Samantha A. Vortherms

Protection forestall: Offshore firms against tariffs in their own industry pp. 377-398

Jieun Lee and Iain Osgood

Bilateral Tensions, the Trade War, and US–China Trade Relations pp. 399-429

Ka Zeng, Rob Wells, Jingping Gu and Austin Wilkins

Instinctive Commercial Peace Theorists? Interpreting American Views of the US–China Trade War pp. 430-462

David Bulman

How promise breaking in trade rhetoric shapes attitudes toward bilateral US-China trade cooperation pp. 463-490

Tanja Schweinberger

The US chamber and chambers of commerce respond to Black Lives Matter: Cheap talk, progressive neoliberalism, or transformative change? pp. 491-516

Daniel Kinderman

Bilateral Tensions, the Trade War, and US–China Trade Relations – ERRATUM pp. 517-517

Ka Zeng, Rob Wells, Jingping Gu and Austin Wilkins

Volume 24, issue 3, 2022

The power and limits of expertise: Swiss–Swedish linking of vehicle emission standards in the 1970s and 1980s pp. 241-260

Mattias Näsman and Sabine Pitteloud

The rationale and development of organizational democracy scale pp. 261-276

Kaleem Ahmed and Alia Ahmed

Is China Responsible for Its Maritime Militia's Internationally Wrongful Acts? The Attribution of the Conduct of a Parastatal Entity to the State pp. 277-291

Su Jin Yoo and Min Gyo Koo

Economic influence activities and the strategic location of investment pp. 292-317

John M. de Figueiredo and Davin Raiha

Is China Responsible for Its Maritime Militia's Internationally Wrongful Acts? The Attribution of the Conduct of a Parastatal Entity to the State—ERRATUM pp. 318-318

Su Jin Yoo and Min Gyo Koo

Volume 24, issue 2, 2022

Inoculating the University R&D Enterprise: How RISC can strengthen post-COVID-19 research integrity and global supply chains pp. 113-132

William J. Norris, Katie Vaughan-Naron, Neha Kashyap and Joseph Balmain Rodgers

How does business power operate? A framework for its working mechanisms pp. 133-150

Milan Babic, Jouke Huijzer, Javier Garcia-Bernardo and Diliara Valeeva

Innovation and Perceived Corruption: A Firm-Level Analysis for India pp. 151-170

Nabamita Dutta, Saibal Kar and Hamid Beladi

Interest or ideology? Why American business leaders opposed the Vietnam War pp. 171-187

Alexander Kirss

Firm-specific characteristics, political connections, and financial outcomes: Evidence from Indian firms pp. 188-220

Surender Rao Komera and Santosh Kumar Tiwari

Dispute settlement, labor and environmental provisions in PTAs: When will business interests shift positions? pp. 221-240

Rodrigo Fagundes Cezar

Volume 24, issue 1, 2022

The Power of Delay: Banking System Structure and Implementation of the Basel Accords pp. 1-17

Christopher Mitchell

Philippine private sector response, strategies, and state-business relations toward economic recovery and growth post-COVID-19 pp. 18-35

Lara Gianina Reyes

Networked capital: indirect investment and BIT formation pp. 36-56

Andrey Tomashevskiy

Integrated market and nonmarket strategies: Empirical evidence from the S&P 500 firms’ climate strategies pp. 57-78

Younsung Kim

Navigating norms and invisible rules: Explaining the case of business influence in international shipping regulation pp. 79-95

Christian Hendriksen

The 2020s political economy of machine translation pp. 96-112

Steven Weber and Nikita Mehandru