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Corporate political activities: antecedents and consequences

2023
Companies are active in the political market to access valuable government resources, build legitimacy, and influence the policy in their favour. The main question in the political strategy literature is to understand which firms participate in the political market and how these political activities affect firm-level outcomes.
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Corporate Political Activity as Competitive Action

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012
This research seeks to understand the relationship between a firm’s market and nonmarket strategy by examining whether firms respond to performance shortfalls in the market environment by engaging in greater levels of corporate political action in the nonmarket environment.
Bruce C. Rudy, Andrew Franklin Johnson
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The Orientation of Corporate Political Activities

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Anqi Jiao, Honglin Ren
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Corporate political activities, religiosity and corporate decision making

2017
Motivated by the recent increase in corporate political spending and the Supreme Court’s decision in allowing firms to freely use their treasury funds for political purposes (Citizens United v Federal Election Commission, 2010), this study examines the impact of corporate political activity (CPA) on its decision making.
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Corporate Political Activity and Asset Pricing

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005
This study considers the implications of corporate political activity and political risk on asset pricing. Firms which operate an affiliated political action committee (PAC) outperform firms that do not. Among firms that operate a PAC we find that those that spend relatively less on politics outperform those that spend more and that political risk is ...
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Peering in From Corporate Political Activity

Journal of Management Inquiry, 2008
This article responds to Professor Barley's address in which he said that corporations have inordinate power relative to other groups in society because of their superior resources and relationships with political actors. The article provides data on lobbying and political campaign contributions to show that corporations are dominant in resources ...
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Corporate Political Activities

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society, 2015
John Holcomb, Katherine Wear
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Corporate Political Activity, Reimagined: Revisiting the Political Marketplace

Journal of Management, 2023
Ivana V Katić, Amy Hillman
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The Evolving Political Marketplace: Revisiting 60 Years of Theoretical Dominance Through a Review of Corporate Political Activity Scholarship in Business & Society and Major Management Journals

Business and Society, 2022
Douglas Schüler, Richard Marens, Timothy Werner   +2 more
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Resource Dependence, Uncertainty, and the Allocation of Corporate Political Activity across Multiple Jurisdictions

Academy of Management Journal, 2021
Richard A Devine, Bruce T Lamont, R Michael Holmes   +2 more
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