The conference involved leading academics who presented research in progress. Summaries of each session can be found on this page.
Building and transforming to achieve social and environmental compliance in global value chains.
Discussant: Eric Thun (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).
Training for Compliance: Improving Labor Standards in Global Supply Chains through Information Provision.
Discussant: Benn Lawson (University of Cambridge).
Open-source Corporate Governance in the Context of Global Digital Transformation.
Discussant: Hugh Whittaker (Nissan Institute, University of Oxford).
Knowledge Similarity among Founders and Joiners: Impact on Venture Growth in Fintech and Lawtech.
Discussant: Marc Ventresca (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).
The Development and Redistributive State in India since Independence.
Discussant: Daniel Honig (UCL).
Engendering Policing: Activating State Capacity for Women’s Security.
Discussant: Martin Williams (Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford).
Beijing’s Low-Productivity Innovation Drive: Evidence from Patents, 1990-2016.
Discussant: Daniel Armanios (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).
Massive Modularity: Understanding Industry Organization in a Digital Age.
Discussant: Ari van Assche (HEC Montréal).
The political economy of firms' misbehaviour: a human rights perspective.
Discussant: Rita Mota (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).
Corporate Social Responsibility and Performance in Emerging Market Firms.
Discussant: Matthew Amengual (Saïd Business School, University of Oxford).