Research
I
am interested in understanding how economic actors respond the
institutional environment in which they operate. My
interdisciplinary research interests span political
economy,
non-market strategy, business and politics, corporate social
responsibility, law and economics,
corporate finance, international economics, and applied microeconomics.
I
have
several projects in progress and others in the pipeline: most
are
related in some way to
corporate political influence.
My publication(s)
and a partial
list of working
papers
and work in
progress follows.
Please contact
me if you would like more
information
on any of it.
Publication(s)
Working Papers
Work in Progress
(Development Stages)
- Reconciling Informational and
Rent-Seeking Models of Lobbying
(with Sebastian Köhler)
- Personal
Campaign Contributions of Executives vis-a-vis Corporate Political
Strategy
(with Adam Fremeth and
Brandon Schaufele)
- Lobbying and
Procurement: Evidence
from a Natural Experiment
(with Jeffrey F. Timmons)
- Organizing
Firms’ Lobbying
Activities
(with Krislert
Samphantharak)
- Lobbyists as
Middlemen
(with Krislert Samphantharak and Jeffrey F. Timmons)
- The
Varieties of Corporate Political Influence
- Which
Firms Lobby: Theory and Evidence
(with
Krislert Samphantharak and Jeffrey
Timmons)
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