Cambridge Series on Business and Public Policy
Cambridge University Press has recently launched a new book series, Business
and Public Policy, which seeks to play a pioneering role in shaping the
emerging field of business and public policy. This Series focuses on two
central questions. First, how does public policy influence business strategy,
operations, organization, and governance, and with what consequences for both
business and society? Second, how do businesses themselves influence policy
institutions, policy processes, and other policy actors and with what outcomes?
In recent years the notion of public policy has become more expansive. The
policy environments which businesses negotiate might be supplied by
governmental as well as nongovernmental actors. Across issue areas,
nongovernmental actors have established institutions that shape market
opportunities as well as introduce a new kind of (private) regulatory context
that businesses are obliged to consider. Whether they cohere with or undermine
government-supplied institutional context, businesses need to responsive to
both types of policy environments.
We welcome manuscripts whose scope might be national, comparative, or
international. These submissions might focus on a given issue area or compare
across issue areas. Given the multi-disciplinary nature of the field, we are
particularly interested in books which appeal to multiple audiences located in
social science departments, business schools, public policy schools, and law
schools.
General Editor:
Aseem Prakash, University of Washington, Seattle
Editorial Board:
Vinod Aggarwal: University of California, Berkeley
Tanja Borzel: Free University, Berlin
David Coen: University College, London
Peter Gourevitch: University of California, San Diego
Neil Gunningham: Australian National University
Witold Henisz: The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Adrienne Heritier: European University Institute, Florence, Italy
Chung-in-Moon: Yonsei University, South Korea
Sarah Soule: Stanford University
David Vogel: University of California, Berkeley
For inquiries, please contact Aseem Prakash,
aseem@u.washington.edu
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Aseem Prakash
Professor
Department of Political Science
39 Gowen Hall, Box 353530
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-3530
206-543-2399
206-685-2146 (fax)
aseem@u.washington.edu
http://faculty.washington.edu/aseem/