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Cannizzaro, A.P. & Weiner, R.J. "Loose-lipped Leviathan? Transparency in Private and State-Owned Multinationals". 2014 Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings
Conference Presentations and Invited Presentations
"Loose-lipped Leviathan? Transparency in Private and State-Owned Multinationals", with Robert Weiner
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Academy of International Business 2014 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada
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Academy of Management 2014 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, PA
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2014 AOM Best Paper Proceedings
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AOM IM Division Willamette Best Paper in Social Responsibility Nominee
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"Multinational Investment and Voluntary Disclosure: Project-level evidence from the petroleum industry", with Robert Weiner
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Invited presentation: Global Witness (Transparency NGO), London, UK, July 2014
"Talk Softly and Carry a Big Stick: Inter-state Diplomatic Networks and MNE Disclosure Strategy"
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Strategic Management Society 2014 Annual International Conference in Madrid, Spain
“Regulation, Rule-of-Law, and Norms: Separating the Institutions of Investor Protection”
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Academy of International Business 2014 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada
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Academy of Management 2013 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida
"Rob Peter or Rob Paul? Expropriation and Sovereign Default as Complements or Substitutes"
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Academy of International Business 2014 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada
“Geography, Institutions, and Managerial Disclosure: Oily Evidence”, with Robert Weiner
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Academy of International Business 2013 Annual Conference in Istanbul, Turkey
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Nominated for 2013 Temple/AIB Best Paper Award
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“Corporate Governance in Context: Regulatory, Cognitive and Normative Institutions of Investor Protection”
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Academy of International Business 2012 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC
Referreed Publications
Conference Proceedings
Research
My research agenda is motivated by scholarship and policy concerns at the intersection of business, government and society. My current research examines the political economy of transparency in multinational enterprises. I argue that MNEs control information as a non-market strategy for managing multiple stakeholders: capital markets, civil society, and governments.