Business and Politics

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Volume 20, issue 4, 2018

The political logics of clean energy transitions pp. 492-522

Hanna Breetz, Matto Mildenberger and Leah Stokes

How robust is the renewable energy industry to political shocks? Evidence from the 2016 U.S. elections pp. 523-552

Michaël Aklin

Opening new markets for clean energy: The role of project developers in the global diffusion of renewable energy technologies pp. 553-587

Bjarne Steffen, Tyeler Matsuo, Davita Steinemann and Tobias S. Schmidt

Policy competition in clean technology: Scaling up or innovating up? pp. 588-614

Llewelyn Hughes and Jonas Meckling

Industry type and environmental policy: Industry characteristics shape the potential for policymaking success in energy and the environment pp. 615-642

Nina Kelsey

Ad hoc coalitions in the U.S. energy sector: Case studies in the gas, oil, and coal industries pp. 643-668

Christian Downie

Volume 20, issue 3, 2018

SME resource acquisition in transition economies: power dependence and induced bribery pp. 331-359

Karen Yuan Wang and Stewart R. Clegg

Sovereign credit and political survival in democracies pp. 360-389

Matthew DiGiuseppe and Patrick E. Shea

Private banking and crony capitalism in Egypt pp. 390-409

Ishac Diwan and Marc Schiffbauer

Regional competition, business politicians, and subnational fiscal policy pp. 410-437

Leonardo Baccini, Quan Li, Irina Mirkina and Kristina Johnson

Pursuing foreign investment for nationalist goals: Venezuela's hybrid resource nationalism pp. 438-464

Antulio Rosales

Private banking and crony capitalism in Egypt—CORRIGENDUM pp. 465-465

Ishac Diwan and Marc Schiffbauer

Volume 20, issue 2, 2018

The structure of business preferences and Eurozone crisis policies pp. 165-207

José Fernández Albertos and Alexander Kuo

The systemic causes of financial crises in the long nineteenth century pp. 208-238

Heather Ba

Rent-seeking and firm value: Chinese evidence pp. 239-272

Sihai Li, Huiying Wu and Xinfeng Jiang

Stakeholder scrutiny, urban bias, and the private provision of public goods pp. 273-300

Elizabeth Chrun, Daniel Berliner and Aseem Prakash

Regulatory interpretation: regulators, regulated parties, and the courts pp. 301-328

Gregory Randolph and James P. Fetzner

The strange case of pluralist lobbying in a corporatist setting: Defending Western business interests in China—ADDENDUM pp. 329-329

Stefanie Weil

Volume 20, issue 1, 2018

Corporate Power Beyond the Political Arena: The case of the ‘Big Three’ and CAFE Standards pp. 1-37

Terry Hathaway

The dissuasive effect of U.S. political influence on Chinese FDI during the “Going Global” policy era† pp. 38-69

Jing-Lin Duanmu and Francisco Urdinez

The strange case of pluralist lobbying in a corporatist setting: Defending Western business interests in China pp. 70-97

Stefanie Weil

Corporate politicking, together: trade association ties, lobbying, and campaign giving pp. 98-131

Michael S. Kowal

Influencing trade policy in a multi-level system—understanding corporate political activity in the context of global value chains and regime complexity† pp. 132-164

Louise Curran and Jappe Eckhardt

Volume 19, issue 4, 2017

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: Limits on negotiating behind the border barriers pp. 549-572

Vinod K. Aggarwal and Simon J. Evenett

From great power politics to a strategic vacuum: Origins and consequences of the TPP and TTIP pp. 573-592

Melissa K. Griffith, Richard H. Steinberg and John Zysman

Resisting behind the border talks in TTIP: The cases of GMOs and data privacy pp. 593-620

Vinod K. Aggarwal and Simon J. Evenett

Transatlantic convergence of preferential trade agreements environmental clauses pp. 621-658

Jean-Frédéric Morin and Myriam Rochette

The Transatlantic Partnership Agreement: an American perspective pp. 659-682

Claude Barfield

The puzzle of public opposition to TTIP in Germany pp. 683-708

Alexsia T. Chan and Beverly K. Crawford

TTIP negotiations, policy convergence, and the transatlantic digital economy pp. 709-737

Gaël Le Roux

Power in international trade politics: is ISDS a solution in search of a problem? pp. 738-757

Andrew Reddie

Volume 19, issue 3, 2017

Data, development, and growth pp. 397-423

Steven Weber

“And we would have the field”: U.S. Steel and American trade policy, 1908–1912† pp. 424-453

Mark R. Brawley

“Dark Money” and “Dirty Politics”: Are anonymous ads more negative?† pp. 454-481

Daniel E. Chand

Public and private goods in the development of additive manufacturing capacity pp. 482-509

Steven Samford, Peter Warrian and Elena Goracinova

CSR public policies in India's democracy: ambiguities in the political regulation of corporate conduct pp. 510-547

Damien Krichewsky

Volume 19, issue 2, 2017

Re-conceptualizing the political economy of finance in the post-crisis era pp. 167-190

W. Selmier and W. Kindred Winecoff

Club goods, intellectual property rights, and profitability in the information economy† pp. 191-214

Herman Mark Schwartz

An institutional perspective on governance, power, and politics of financial risk pp. 215-240

W. Selmier

Regulatory power, post-crisis transatlantic disputes, and the network structure of the financial industry pp. 241-266

Lucia Quaglia

Global finance as a politicized habitat† pp. 267-297

William Kindred Winecoff

Hidden power of the Big Three? Passive index funds, re-concentration of corporate ownership, and new financial risk† pp. 298-326

Jan Fichtner, Eelke M. Heemskerk and Javier Garcia-Bernardo

Beyond the revolving door: Advocacy behavior and social distance to financial regulators† pp. 327-364

Kevin L. Young, Tim Marple and James Heilman

Polycentric banking and macroeconomic stability pp. 365-395

Alexander Salter and Vlad Tarko

Volume 19, issue 1, 2017

Firm Heterogeneity and Trade-Policy Stances Evidence from a Survey of Japanese Producers † pp. 1-40

Michael Plouffe

The New Self-Governance: A Theoretical Framework pp. 41-67

Stephen M. Maurer

Renewable futures and industrial legacies: Wind and solar sectors in China, Germany, and the United States† pp. 68-106

Jonas Nahm

When Banks Lobby: The Effects of Organizational Characteristics and Banking Regulations on International Bank Lobbying pp. 107-134

Adam William Chalmers

“And of course our major contribution remains to run a decent business.” Making sense of Shell's sense-making in Nigeria during the 1990s pp. 135-165

Matthias Hofferberth

Volume 18, issue 4, 2016

Avenues of influence: on the political expenditures of corporations and their directors and executives pp. 367-394

Adam Bonica

The political roots of intermediated lobbying: evidence from Russian enterprises and business associations pp. 395-433

Andrei Govorun, Israel Marques and William Pyle

The fiscal roots of urban bias pp. 435-465

Victor Alexander Menaldo

Whom do European corporations lobby? The domestic institutional determinants of interest group activity in the European Union pp. 467-488

Sean D. Ehrlich and Eryn Jones

Volume 18, issue 3, 2016

Governing in a trust deficit pp. 199-223

Michael David Peters

Choosing which firms to help in crisis: evidence from the emerging European economies pp. 225-262

Dinissa Duvanova and Sarah Wilson Sokhey

How do firms compete in the non-market? The process of political capability building pp. 263-295

Richard S. Brown

Taming corruption: rent potential, collective action, and taxability in Morocco pp. 297-335

Cristina Corduneanu-Huci

The role of governance systems and rules in wind energy development: evidence from Minnesota and Texas pp. 337-365

Adam Fremeth and Alfred A. Marcus

Volume 18, issue 2, 2016

The structure of financial markets and the form of state bailouts, 1974–2009 pp. 97-122

Christopher W. Mitchell

The dimensions of corruption and its impact on FDI decision making: the case of Guatemala pp. 123-141

Jose Godinez and Mauricio Garita

Merely TINCering around: the shifting private authority of technology, information and news corporations pp. 143-170

Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn

Business and labor market flexibility in India: the importance of caste pp. 171-198

Lawrence Saez and Zaad Mahmood

Volume 18, issue 1, 2016

Perceptions of the global financial crisis in the US, UK, Canada and Australia: a comparative editorial analysis of the legitimacy of finance pp. 1-25

John Mikler, Sundran Rajendra and Ainsley Dianne Elbra

Institutional development and bank competitive transformation in late industrializing economies: the Spanish case pp. 27-62

Angela Garcia Calvo

Stock market reactions to conflict diamond trading restrictions and controversies pp. 63-84

William Seitz

An allegory of the political influence of the top 1% pp. 85-96

Philippe De Donder and John Roemer