Protectionism and isolationism have grown around the world in what has become known as the backlash of globalization. Using recently collected data for 23 advanced industrialized democracies and global trade data, a study analyzes voting behavior and tracks trade policy interventions

Models of corporate governance have changed and adapted across periods and places throughout history, influenced by various external factors: from company size resulting from technological change to the emergence of global investors, leading to international governance standards

Clear legal procedures for staying on in host country encourage immigrants to integrate and also contribute more to the local economy

A disruptive innovation is one that established firms ignore because it offers performance features that do not appeal to existing customers, that only appeal within a small market segment

Introducing a minimum rate of corporation tax has proved too complicated but attempts should not be abandoned and a minilateral approach may be the best way to make progress

Disclosure of information facilitates coordination among actors along the supply chain. This is demonstrated by a study based on the textual analysis of annual reports and press releases conducted on a sample of 62,231 observations from 1997 to 2017