Lorenzo Crippa

Lorenzo Crippa

Lecturer at the University of Strathclyde. I study international political economy and the global governance of multinational companies.

Research

Peer reviewed

“Government Participation in Virtual Negotiations: Evidence from IPCC Approval Sessions.” Climatic Change 177, 132 (2024). With Bayer, P., Hughes, H., & Hermansen, E. Download paper.

“Do Corporate Regulations Deter or Stimulate Investment? The Effect of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention on FDI.” The Review of International Organizations (2023). Download paper.

Invited to revise and resubmit

“Energy Transition, Financial Markets and EU Interventionism.” (with Bayer, P., & Genovese, F.) Download paper R&R at Political Science Research & Methods

“Financial Sanctions Spillovers and Firm Interdependence” (with N. Kalyanpur and A. Newman). Download paper R&R at The Journal of Politics

“Mapping Engagement Levels of Governments in IPCC Approval Meetings by Topic from Text.” Conditionally accepted at PLOS ONE (with Bayer, P., Hughes, H., & Hermansen, E.) R&R at Communications Earth & Environment

Under review

“American Economic Coercion and Elite Re-Globalization.” (with Kalyanpur, N.) Download paper

“Government Influence in Information Production in International Organizations.” (with Bayer, P.) Download paper

“Greening Criminal Records: How Voluntary Emission-Reduction Targets Restore Corporate Reputation.” (with Kalatzi Pantera, D.) Download paper.

“Making Bribery Profitable Again? The Market Effects of Halting Extraterritorial Accountability for Overseas Bribery” (with E. Malesky and L. Picci) Download paper.

“Papal Dividends: Popes’ Political Communications and Financial Markets.” (with Genovese, F.) Download paper.

“Unpacking Compliance and Leakages in International Regimes: The Case of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention” (with E. Malesky and L. Picci) Download paper.

Working papers

“Double-Edged Sword: The Hidden Civilian Toll of FDI in Conflict Settings.” (with Saavedra-Lux, L.) Download paper

“Global Firms and Global Sheriffs? Why Territory Matters for Extraterritorial Enforcement of International Regimes.” Download paper.

“The Shield of Ownership: The Limits of Market Sanctions Against Corporate Misconduct.” Download paper

Work in progress

“Governments as Reviewers in International Cooperation” (with P. Bayer)

“Industrial Emission Reductions as Political Favors” (with M. Gehrke and D. Kalatzi Pantera)

“Favored Review? The Politics of National Ties in IO Reports” (with P. Bayer)