The structure and governance of global supply chains not only shape social and
environmental outcomes for both countries and firms, but also affect the quality of life at the …

Survey experiments are an underutilized but powerful tool for sociologists interested in
studying causal research questions. Survey experiments can yield insights into the breadth …

In the recent past, European states have adopted mandatory due diligence (MDD) laws for
holding companies accountable for the environmental and human rights impacts of their …

Despite increasing their consumption footprints, high-income countries have improved
domestic environmental and labour conditions. This incongruity is enabled by international …

Expanded international trade and globalised production networks are increasing the
environmental and social impacts in middle-income countries (GNI per capita 1,136 …

Leaders with legitimacy attain substantial benefits in the workplace, like cooperation and
minimal dissension from workers. We argue that legitimacy also benefits leaders by …

When people want to conduct a transaction, but doing so would be morally disreputable,
they can obfuscate the fact that they are engaging in an exchange while still arranging for a …

How does state censorship shape global creative production? To explore the merger of art
and the state in a global context, I adopt a micro-sociological approach to examine the …

By importing goods whose production affects the environment abroad, wealthy countries
are'offshoring'a large share of their total environmental footprint of consumption to less …

Calls to improve labor conditions in global supply chains frequently urge more robust
responsibility-taking by brands/buyers, various forms of state intervention, and respect for …