The educational gradient in life expectancy is well documented in the United States and in
other low-mortality countries. Highly educated Americans, on average, live longer than their …

This article surveys the literature on regulatory arbitrage in four settings: labor regulation,
environmental protection, corporate governance, and banking and finance. For a regulatory …

Resource acquisition is critically important for social ventures to fulfill their social missions
while striving to scale up and become financially sustainable. Past studies have only just …

Many social problems reflect sets of beliefs and practices—or “institutional logics”—that
operate at the societal level and rationalize the marginalization of certain categories of …

Traditional political risk theories often focus on a developing host country government's
ability to intervene in the activities of foreign multinationals in the extractive or infrastructure …

A growing literature in public policy, comparative politics and international relations has
studied how the policies of one unit (eg country, federal state or city) are influenced by the …

This article puts forward four strategies to improve policy diffusion research in political
science:(1) use existing concepts consistently and improve their measurement,(2) clarify …

We investigate how state capacity—the administrative ability to formulate and implement
policy—affects the institutional adoption of new policies and the decoupling of those policies …

Routledge Handbook of Social and Sustainable Finance brings together an international
cast of leading authorities to map out and display the disparate voices, traditions and …

The question of how institutional aspects can shape multinational enterprises'(MNEs)
operations abroad and overall performance has received increasing attention in the …