This article takes stock of the discourse on 'political CSR'(PCSR), reconsiders some of its
assumptions, and suggests new directions for what we call 'PCSR 2.0'. We start with a …

The influence of the state on firms in the global economy is alive and well. States have
become dominant owners of companies in many countries around the world. Firms have …

In light of growing scholarly works on business failure, across the social science domains, it
is surprising that past studies have largely overlooked how extreme environmental shocks …

Public‐private collaborations, or hybrid organizational forms, are often difficult to organize
because of disparate goals, incentives, and management practices. Some of this …

It is often taken as a stylized fact that state ownership harms the financial performance of
firms. Yet we show that this relationship varies greatly across national contexts. We argue …

Abstract Research Question/Issue Short‐termism is increasingly seen as a problem for
developing sustainable and responsible business. We posit that a long‐term ownership …

In this paper, we take stock of what The International Journal of Human Resource
Management (IJHRM) has achieved in the past 30 years since its inception in 1990. By …

In this introductory paper for the special issue “Government and the Governance of Business
Conduct: Implications for Management and Organization”, we focus on government as an …

Abstract Manuscript Type Empirical Research Question/Issue This study aims to understand
the implications of the corporate governance arrangements in state‐owned enterprises …

Abstract Frynas and Stephens (Political corporate social responsibility: reviewing theories
and setting new agendas. International Journal of Management Reviews, 17, pp. 483–509 …