We review articles about corporate political activity (CPA) published in Business & Society
since its beginnings 60 years ago and in a set of other leading management journals over …

Business implications of the recent surge in populism in societal and academic discourse
have been relatively neglected. This is surprising, considering that corporations provide …

This study examines how privately owned firms that are listed on Chinese stock exchanges
and often surrounded by Buddhist or Taoist temples use money to bind themselves to …

Populism is an ideologically fluid political vehicle which increases political risk and forces
firms to adapt. As populist parties claim to speak exclusively for the people, any activities that …

Despite many studies investigating how lobbying expenditures enhance performance
outcomes, limited attention has been given to understanding the underlying mechanisms …

This study investigates the pivotal policy question of whether a firm's corporate governance
influences its political spending disclosures. Using a sample of S&P 500 firms from 2011 to …

Political CSR emphasizes the need for the democratic governance of business conduct
through public deliberation, and expects multinational enterprises (MNEs) to contribute to …

Populism is an ideologically fluid political vehicle which increases political risk and forces
firms to adapt. As populist parties claim to speak exclusively for the people, any activities that …

As a popular non-market strategy, corporate political activity (CPA) benefits a firm's risk
management and competitive advantage. However, the mechanism of promoting firms to …

Despite the wealth of theorizing about the relationship between business and government,
research on corporate political activity (CPA) has yet to comprehensively consider how …