Peer-reviewed Publications
[7] Spillover Effects in International Law: Evidence from Tax Planning
International Studies Quarterly, Forthcoming.
- David A. Lake Award for best paper presented at IPES 2020.
[6] Informational Lobbying and Commercial Diplomacy
American Journal of Political Science, Forthcoming.
[5] Stakeholder Cues, National Origin, and Public Opinion Towards Firms: Evidence in the Context of the First Bank in an American Indian Nation (with D.L. Feir and Rachel L. Wellhausen)
Business and Politics, 2024, 26(1): 1-26.
[4] Global Value Chains as a Constraint on Sovereignty: Evidence from Investor-State Dispute Settlement (with Carolina Moehlecke and Rachel L. Wellhausen)
International Studies Quarterly, 2023, 67(1).
[3] Who’s Afraid of Sunlight? Explaining Opposition to Transparency in Economic Development (with Nathan M. Jensen)
Business and Politics, 2021, 23(4): 471-494.
[2] Public-Private Initiatives and Corporate Responses to Stakeholder Complaints
International Organization, 2021, 75(3): 803-836.
[1] Judicial Economy and Moving Bars in International Investment Arbitration (with Leslie Johns and Rachel L. Wellhausen)
Review of International Organizations, 2020, 15(3): 923-945.
Other Publications
[1] Ownership and Trust in Banks: Evidence from the First Bank in an American Indian Nation (with D.L. Feir and Rachel L. Wellhausen)
American Economic Association: Papers and Proceedings, 2021, 111: 227-232.
Working Papers
Transnational Information Shocks (with Daniel Berliner and Nikhil Kalyanpur)
Exporting Capital, Importing Law (with Nikhil Kalyanpur)
Previously (briefly) titled “The Oligarch’s Offshore Dilemma.”
Does Transparency Improve Public Policy? Evidence from a Tax Incentive Transparency Initiative (with Nathan M. Jensen)
Works in Progress
The Atomizers: Multinational Firms and the Fragmentation of Global Economic Governance
(Book project. Subsumes former working paper titled Treaty Diplomacy and the Global Firm)
Diplomatic Capacity and International Cooperation (with Matt Malis)
Revolving Door Diplomats (with David Lindsey and Matt Malis)
Gender Bias and Diplomatic Representation (with David Lindsey and Matt Malis)
Greener Pastures? A Labor Market Theory of Climate Governance (with Simran Singh and Noah Zucker)
Measuring Academic Prestige (with Anne Meng)