New Money in Politics seminar – MOPOS 🙌🏼 Organized by Benjamin Egerod, Nelson A. Ruiz and yours truly. It’s online and open for you to sign up now! Check out our website for info 👇🏼 and join 🔥 #cbsmoneyinpolitics #polisciresearch CBS Money in Politics Group Copenhagen Business School Government @ Essex

🚨New online Money in Politics seminar🚨 Check it out; sign up; participate - details 👇🏼 Benjamin Egerod Mogens K. Justesen Nelson A. Ruiz Copenhagen Business School #cbsmoneyinpolitics #polisciresearch

The revolving door shapes representation in the US Congress by attracting legislative specialists and the least wealthy. My first dissertation chapter is now open access PSRM Journal. Such a relief to see this in print

Folks interested in and researching Corp Political Activity, this might be worth attending! #CPA #Strategy #Politics #Business #mgmtwitter CBS Money in Politics Group Copenhagen Business School

Deadline for submitting to the Copenhagen Money in Politics Conference is 🚨this Wednesday 🚨 make sure to get your abstract in before the window closes!

And the 2023 CPH Money in Politics conference is on it's way! With Anna Halstenbach giving a talk about "grey" money in German politics

The 2023 CBS Money in Politics Conference is underway! Lots of great papers and presentations🔥, here Anne Binderkrantz presenting joint work with Peter Munk Chr. on firms in Danish politics over the past 20 years. #cbsmoneyinpolitics

My second panel of the day is on political connections. With Jan Stuckatz presenting work co-authored with me and Michael Mueller. 56% of publicly traded firms appoint former gov't officials. 32% appoint bureaucrats. When revolvers arrive, firm revenue increases by 11%

Abhit Bhandari presenting joint work with Erin York showing evidence from Morocco that businesspeople can see economic costs to political connections, because people don't trust politically connected people

The second paper on the bureaucratic revolving door on the political connections panel!! Trevor Incerti collects data on *all* Japanese bureaucrats retiring into the private sector! CBS Money in Politics Group

In the second panel on organized interests, Jonas Eriksen presents a highly innovative approach to examine when Danish MPs incorporate information from think tanks and NGOs in the floor speeches in the Danish Folketing (Parliament). Very cool stuff! CBS Money in Politics Group

Excited to present this new paper today at Money in Politics Conference at CBS Money in Politics Group

Jesse Crosson presenting evidence that partisan competition can force interest groups to strategically behave more partisan in policy areas that they don't necessarily care about. Co-authored with Geoff Lorenz 🗳️🏛 and Zander Furnas

Zeren LI presents a great paper showing that Chinese firms can increase their gov't subsidies by joining regional Chambers of Commerce

Finishing a great money in politics conference with a panel on firms in public procurement. Felix Hartmann presents a great paper on how political connections of firms shape public procurement when oversight of the project is more difficult

Very cool work by Felix Hartmann on political connections and public procurement (w. Nico Ravanilla) at the Copenhagen Business School Money in Politics Conference CBS Money in Politics Group #cbsmoneyinpolitics

Kyuwon Lee closes the panel on procurement *and* the 2023 Money in Politics conference with an exciting project about how future possibility of electoral turnover may make bureuacratic agencies perform better. With an empirical application in US federal contracts CBS Money in Politics Group