feedbacks to the member-states of international organizations. This power of international organizations to alter perceptions …

. Instead rapid increases in discretionary earmarked funding to the WHO and World Bank, which we call Trojan multilateralism …-agent theory, we find a mixed picture. International organizations are being redirected by specific incentives. However, two … constraints on bilateral control are not shifting. There is a persistent asymmetry of information between the WHO or the World …

that a more even distribution of power will erode international cooperation, while others argue that cooperation can … overlooks a critical determinant of the shape of power transitions: the distribution of preferences amongst the major powers. It … is primarily in the context of divergent preferences that power transitions are likely to give rise to conflict. Moreover …

We study the effect of worker bargaining power on global firms' boundaries. Our theory posits that outsourcing weakens … relationship-specific, outsourcing reduces the firm's exposure to ex-post worker opportunism. Hence, worker bargaining power … investments. Our empirical analysis relates global sourcing strategies to observable measures of worker bargaining power. We …

, which we explain in terms of arbitrage power, exploit the difference between exchanges in an imaginary ‘smooth’ market of …, regulations, and taxations. Arbitrage power exploits differences between the location of market exchange and the location of the …