Workshop Corporate Behaviour and Institutional Constraints - Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Institutional Dysfunctions and Firm Behaviour
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Workshop Corporate Behaviour and Institutional Constraints - Multidisciplinary
Perspectives on Institutional Dysfunctions and Firm Behaviour
4th July, 2018
King’s College, London, UK,
930-1730, Old Committee Room, The Strand
Kings Building, Strand Campus
London, WC2R 2LS
Organisers: Department of International Development (King’s College, London); Centre for
Political Economy and Institutional Studies (Birkbeck University of London) and Centre for
Comparative Studies of Emerging Economies (University College London)
Sponsor: King’s College “King’s Together Fund”, Department of International Development
Overview
This one-day workshop brings together researchers from different disciplines to improve our
theoretical, empirical and methodological understanding of institutional dysfunctions as well as their relationship with corporate behaviour under various perspectives and aspects. There is no fee for attending the workshop. Participants will be offered lunch, coffee and snacks during breaks, and are invited to a closing reception with wine and nibbles. Participants are however expected to cover for their travel and accommodation costs, as required.
Convenors and Queries
For any queries please contact any of the workshop convenors: Dr Luciano Ciravegna
(luciano.ciravegna@kcl.ac.uk), Dr Luca Andriani (luca.andriani@bbk.ac.uk) and Dr Elodie Douarin (e.douarin@ucl.ac.uk).
Agenda:
9.40-10.10 Registration and welcome
The presentation slots are for 25 minutes, with no more than 15 minutes for presentation and the
rest available for comments and discussion.
10.10-10.35 - Tax Enforcement, Tax Compliance and Tax Morale in Transition Economies: a
Theoretical Model. Randolph L Bruno (SSEES, UCL) randolph.bruno@ucl.ac.uk [Discussant:
Martin Petrin
10.35-11.00 - Corporate Tax Avoidance – The Problem of Aggressive Tax-Planning. Martin Petrin
(Faculty of Laws, UCL) m.petrin@ucl.ac.uk [Discussant: Tony Edwards
11.00-11.25 - Responses to Institutional Complexity: an Exploratory Case-Study of Modern
Slavery in the Construction Industry. Gabriela Gutierrez-Huerter O (King’s College, Business
School) gabriela.gutierrez_huerter_o@kcl.ac.uk [Discussant: Muthu de Silva
11.25-11.50 - Identifying Corporate Dysfunctions and How to Correct Them. Shann Turnbull
(International Institute for Self-Governance) sturnbull@mba1963.hbs.edu [Discussant: Gabriela
Huerter
11.50-12.15 – Austerity as Violence: Measuring the Effects of Economic Austerity on ProSociality. Elena Nikolova (SSEES, UCL) e.nikolova@ucl.ac.uk [Discussant: Jeremy Celse
12.15-13.30 Lunch
13.30-13.55 - Crafting messages to fight dishonesty: A Field Investigation of the Effects of
Descriptive Social Norms on Fare Evasion. Jeremy Celse (Burgundy School of Business)
Jeremy.Celse@bsb-education.com [Discussant: Randolph Bruno
13.55-14.20 - National Innovation System of Ukraine: Corruption, Trust and Institutional Voids.
Lyubov Artemenko (Polish Academy of Science) lyubov.artemenko@gmail.com [Discussant: Julia
Korosteleva
14.20-14.45 - How City Type, Trust and Technology affect Corruption: a Multilevel Study. Julia
Korosteleva (SSEES, UCL) j.korosteleva@ucl.ac.uk [Discussant: Tim Hinks
14.45-15.15 – Coffee break
15.15-15.40 - Transcending the Pyramid: The role of Social Enterprises as Intermediaries in Value
Creation. Muthu de Silva (BBK) m.desilva@bbk.ac.uk [Discussant: Elena Nikolova
15.40-16.05 – Lobbying for regulation in Latin America, the case of Brazil. Alexander Pereira
(King’s College, Brazil Institute) alexandre.pereira@kcl.ac.uk [Discussant: Shann Turnbull
16.05-16.30 – Explaining Business Non-Participation in Voluntary Programmes in Emerging
Markets: The Case of the ESR Programme in Mexico. Sofia Gonzalez De Aguinaga (King’s
College, Department of International Development) sofia.gonzalez_de_aguinaga@kcl.ac.uk
[Discussant: Lyubov Artemenko
16.30-16.55 – Business Participation in the Green Car Policymaking and Change of Policy
Coalition. Kahee Jo (King’s College, Department of International Development)
kahee.jo@kcl.ac.uk [Discussant: Alexandre Pereira
17.00 - Aperitivo: Fernandez and Wells, Somerset House
Contact name: Luca Andriani
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