Johannes Klausmann | Philipp Krueger | Pedro Matos
The Economic Effects of Political Polarization: Evidence from the Real Asset Market
BlogsCorporate Control & RestructuringCorporate Control, Board Dynamics, and LeadershipPolarization, Lobbying & Political ConnectionsRegulation, Disclosure, and Public Policy
Ran Duchin | Abed El Karim Farrouhk | Jarrad Harford | Tarun Patel
Underperformance in Family Successions: The Role of Outside Work Experience
Irena Kustec | Charlotte Ostergaard | Amir Sasson
Firm-Level Nature Dependence
Alexandre Garel | Arthur Romec | Zacharias Sautner | Alexander F. Wagner
Internalizing Externalities through Public Pressure: Transparency Regulation for Fracking and Water Quality
Pietro Bonetti | Christian Leuz | Giovanna Michelon
Under Pressure: The Increasing Turnover-Performance Sensitivity for Corporate Directors
Thomas W. Bates|David A. Becher|Jared I. Wilson
Impact Investing and Worker Outcomes: Evidence from U.S. Firms
Josh Lerner|Markus Lithell|Gordon Phillips
Dirty Taxes: Corporate Taxes and Air Pollution
Thilo Erbertseder|Martin Jacob|Constance Kehne|Hannes Taubenböck
Navigating the Revolving Door: Career Paths of Senior Regulators and Their Implications
Ran Duchin|Joseph Kalmenovitz|Jeffery (Yudong) Wang
Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.
On April 22, we hosted a thought-provoking session of the Distinguished Lecture Series, titled “Myths and Misconceptions of Sustainable Investing: Lessons from a Quarter Century of Practical and Academic Experience.” Global experts reflected on 25 years’ journey of sustainable investing.