Streaming sessions June 19

Session 1 (10:45am-12:00pm)

Political Science, in the study of Institutions & Organizations

Bureaucracy, Political Institutions, and Power Sharing

CHAIR: Scott Gehlbach (Chicago)

• Dan Alexander (Rochester) and Darrian Stacy, “The Process and Perils of Coming Around”
• Selcen Cakir (Bogazici), “Choosing Your Pond: A Structural Model of Power Sharing”
• Agustín Casas (CUNEF), Federico Curci, and Antoni-Italo De Moragas, “Checks and Balances and Nation Building: The Spanish Constitutional Court and Catalonia”

Session 2 (10:45am-12:00pm)

Governance between Organizations

Networks and governance of organizations

CHAIR: Silke Forbes (Tufts)

• Arijit Mukherjee (Michigan State), Jin Li, and Luis Vasconcelos, “Rulebooks in Relational Contracts”
• Chen Cheng (Johns Hopkins), Wei Huang, and Yiqing Xing, “Sustaining Cooperation with Multiple Relations: A Theory of Multiplexity”
• Michael Powell (Northwestern), Niko Matouschek, and Bryony Reich, “Modular Organizations”

Session 3 (10:45am-12:00pm)

Culture & Institutions

Conflict and Crime

CHAIR: Pauline Grosjean (UNSW)

• Victoria Endl-Geyer (ifo Institute), Sofia Amaral, and Helmut Rainer, “Under Pressure: Effects of Police Response Times on Repeat Victimization of Domestic Violence”
• Vasiliki Fouka (Stanford) and Alain Schlaepfer, “Culture Clash: Incompatible Reputation Systems and Intergroup Conflict”
• Eleonora Guarnieri (ifo Institute) and Ana Tur-Prats, “Cultural Distance and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence”

Session 4 (12:15-1:55pm)

Institutions & Organizations in Political Economy

History & Political Economy

CHAIR: Ruixue Jia (UCSD)

• Giovanni Prarolo (Bologna), Paolo Buonanno, Matteo Cervellati, and Sara Lazzaroni, “Political History, Fiscal Compliance and Cooperation: Medieval Social Contracts and Their Legacy”
• Noel Johnson (George Mason), Theresa Finley, and Raphael Franck, “The Effects of Land Redistribution: Evidence from the French Revolution”
• Michele Rosenberg (Northwestern) and Federico Masera, “Tell Me What You Grow and I’ll Tell You What You Think: Crop Mix and Slavery in the US South”
• Jared Rubin (Chapman) and Avner Greif, “Political Legitimacy and the Institutional Foundations of Constitutional Government: The Case of England”

Session 5 (12:15-1:55pm)

Institutions & Organizations in Developing Economies

Firms in Low-Income Countries

CHAIR: Oriana Bandiera (LSE)

• Alexey Makarin (EIEF) and Vasily Korovkin, “Conflict and Inter-Group Trade: Evidence from the 2014 Russia-Ukraine Crisis”
• Vittorio Bassi (USC), Raffaela Muoio, Tommaso Porzio, Ritwika Sen, and Esau Tugume, “Achieving Scale Collectively”
• Ameet Morjaria (Northwestern) and Rocco Macchiavello, “Ownership Changes, Management and Efficiency: Evidence from Rawanda’s Coffee Industry”
• Alexia Delfino (LSE), Nava Ashraf, and Edward Glaeser, “Rule of Law and Female Entrepreneurship”

Session 6 (12:15-1:55pm)

Strategic Management, in the study of Institutions & Organizations

Social Impact & Financial Returns: The Role of Firms

CHAIR: Nan Jia (USC)

• Luis Ballesteros (George Washington) and Catherine Magelssen, “Institutional Disruptions and the Philanthropy of Multinational Enterprises”
• Amir Licht (IDC Herzliya) and Renée Adams, “Shareholders and Stakeholders around the World: The Role of Values, Culture, and Law in Directors’ Decisions”
• Fernando Deodato Domingos (Insper), Sandro Cabral, Sergio Lazzarini, and Bertrand Quelin,  “The Assessment Paradox: The Will to Measure Impact Meanwhile Disseminating Knowledge”
• Aseem Kaul (Minnesota), Hyoju Jeong, and Jiao Luo, “Desert Places: Cooperatives as Infrastructure Providers in Marginalized Areas”

Session 7 (2:10-3:25pm)

Institutions & Organizations in the Public Sector

Public Policy as Institutions

CHAIR: Renee Bowen (UCSD)

• Daniel Barron (Northwestern), Yingni Guo and Bryony Reich, “Too Big for Their Boots”
• Suraj Malladi (Stanford), “Judged in Hindsight: Regulatory Incentives in Approving Innovations”
• Daniel Deibler (Columbia) and Elliott Ash, “What’s in a Name? The Effect of Changing Definitions of ‘Employee’ on Worker Outcomes”

Session 8 (2:10-3:25pm)

Governance within Organizations

Frontiers in Empirical Management

CHAIR: Maria Guadalupe (INSEAD)

• Daniela Scur (Cornell) and Katarzyna Bilicka, “The capacity to be aggressive: structured management and profit shifting practices in the firm”
• Kristina McElheran (Toronto), Scott Ohlmacher, and Mu-Jeung Yang, “Strategy and Structured Management”
• Claudine Gartenberg (Wharton) and George Serafeim, “Corporate Purpose and Firm Ownership”

Session 9 (2:10-3:25pm)

Law, in the study of Institutions & Organizations

Corporate Political Activity, Disclosure, and Corruption

CHAIR: Lisa Bernstein (Chicago)

• Nan Jia (USC), Stan Markus, and Tim Werner, “Theoretical Light in Empirical Darkness: Illuminating Secrecy in Corporate Political Activity”
• Jin Hyung Kim (George Washington) and Jordan Siegel, “Is U.S. Formalized Lobbying More about Nefarious Corruption or Benign Industry Information Provision? Evidence from Foreign Firms Lobbying in the U.S.”
• Mary-Hunter McDonnell (Wharton), Amanda Shanor, and Timothy Werner, “The Hydraulics of Dark Money”