Business & Politics

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[William Akoto @william_akoto]

🚨My latest paper was just published at Business & Politics! I explore the often overlooked ripple effects of state-sponsored cyber attacks on the stock market dynamics of cybersecurity defense contractors. Grateful to colleagues and reviewers for comments! Off to celebrate!🥳🥳

[Pablo Pérez Ahumada @pablo_perez_a]

[1/2] Businesses use different resources to improve their legitimacy. Despite this, in our @bap_journal article we find that trust in private companies is lower among working-class people or in countries ruled by left governments that pursue redistributive policies.

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

We are delighted to announce that @bap_journal is flipping to open access!

All content published in the journal from January 2025 will be permanently and freely available to read, download and share around the world 🌍

Find out more at: https://t.co/nlo5cxUcY5

[William Akoto @william_akoto]

🚨 My latest paper was just accepted at Business & Politics! I explore the often overlooked ripple effects of state-sponsored cyber attacks on the stock market dynamics of cybersecurity defense contractors. Grateful to colleagues and reviewers for comments! Off to celebrate!🥳🥳

[Charles Mahoney @CharlesWMahoney]

New article out in @bap_journal! I delve into private equity investment in the US defense industry. Using @PitchBook & @SPGMarketIntel data, I reveal that defense contractors with private equity backing face higher bankruptcy risks.
https://t.co/IieWyhbgzz

[Julien Chaisse @JChaisse]

[Open access] Excited to share our recent publication in @bap_journal by @CambridgeUP, "Why is there no investor-state dispute settlement in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (#RCEP)? bargaining and contestation in the investment regime" | Business and Politics | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/ts7cEd56t6

Co-authored with @andrewlugg, @manfredelsig, @idkirt, & Sufian Jusoh, we explore the absence of ISDS in RCEP, focusing on bargaining and contestation in the investment regime.

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

New issue of Business and Politics now available https://t.co/fFwlmYFymc Business & Politics @bap_journal

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

Congratulations to Jieun Lee and Iain Osgood, winners of the @bap_journal 2022 David P. Baron award, with their article "Protection forestall: Offshore firms against tariffs in their own industry".

Enjoy free access throughout 2023: https://t.co/qhgg1jqxH0

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

Congratulations to Jieun Lee and Iain Osgood for receiving the David P. Baron Award for the best article published in 2022 at @bap_journal. Read their article, “Protection forestall: Offshore firms against tariffs in their own industry” here:
https://t.co/jomuDNpJf4

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

There's still time to submit your paper for the @bap_journal Special Issue: The Future of AI Business, Politics and Policy!

Check out this page for more information and details on how to submit by the 1st March deadline: https://t.co/cA4muHhcaI

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

*SPECIAL ISSUES CALL* We are currently calling for papers to be published in a special issue of BAP titled “The Politics and Policy of Artificial Intelligence." Find more information at:
https://t.co/b6FnIvdJ5n

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

New issue of Business and Politics now available https://t.co/fFwlmYFymc Business & Politics @bap_journal

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

Business and Politics is excited to take part in Peer Review Week 2022, celebrating the essential role that peer review plays in maintaining #ResearchIntegrity. ➡️ https://t.co/m1mEJA955G #PeerReviewWeek22 #CUPPeerReview @CambridgeUP

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

In their piece for BAP, @DukeLaw Prof. John M. de Figueiredo and @ND_Econ Prof. Davin Raiha argue that firms make investments in the districts of Congressional committee members that have oversight over their industries. Read below!

https://t.co/uL6aFAAQhB

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

How do we assess China’s maritime militias when they so often blur the line between armed forces and private boats? Su Jin Yoo and Min Gyo Koo explore:

https://t.co/09Zs5NJRr2

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

Although workplace democracy has been discussed for years, quantifying it has been a challenge. In their new article, Kaleem Ahmed and Alia Ahmed create an innovative new organizational democracy scale to do just that.

https://t.co/0PSKeeRuOy

[Business & Politics @bap_journal]

In recent years, public concern over vehicle emissions has grown drastically. In their paper, authors @mattiasnasman and @PitteloudSabine provide valuable insights by examining the regulatory dynamics in Sweden and Switzerland from the 1970s to the 1980s.

https://t.co/occwHI51sO

[Samantha Vortherms @s_vortherms]

Happy to announce the publication of "In the Middle: American Multinationals in China and Trade War Politics" with twitter-less Rigao Liu and @HanFeiTzu in @bap_journal

https://t.co/8hBxR4TTtt

[Duke Law @DukeLaw]

Do businesses invest more in districts represented by influential members of Congress? See what the trends show in ‘Economic Influence Activities and the Strategic Location of Investment’ by Prof. John M. de Figueiredo & @ND_Econ Prof. Davin Raiha.📝👉https://t.co/jpdYALvsJY

[Cambridge University Press - Management @CambUP_MGMT]

New issue of Business and Politics now available https://t.co/fFwlmYFymc Business & Politics @bap_journal