In December of 2010, the Ohio State University football team became embroiled in a college
football scandal. 1 The team had not cheated on the playing field, nor had they failed to …

Corporations routinely impose externalities on a broad range of non‐shareholders, as
illustrated by several unsuccessful lawsuits against corporations involving forced labor …

How much trust should we place in consumer-sourced reputational information? This Article
develops the argument that systems of reputational information are subject to a number of …

New institutional economics (NIE) is a powerful tool for understanding real world
phenomena. This Advanced Introduction explores NIE's answers to fundamental questions …

Deep learning is used to analyze temporal trade flow data from 62 countries from 2017 to
2021. The model incorporates 63 explanatory country fixed effects and country-pair psychic …

The recurrent series of crises demonstrates that supply chains are frequently susceptible to
disruption. It is imperative they adapt to evolving economic, ecological, social, and …

A robotic security guard has run over a toddler in a shopping center and caused him
physical injuries. 1 An Al chatbot has made slanderous comments online targeting a specific …

“Bridge supervision” occurs when the connection between manager and boss is a network
bridge between separate social worlds. Improved communication technology has facilitated …

A recent Supreme Court decision inspired a resurgence of interest in an old mystery: How
can nominal damages vindicate a plaintiff for past harm? The Court relied on the …

Space Economy edited by Ron Martin, complementing and updating the contribution of
Money, Power and Space (1994). It could be said that the volume was more economic …