Papers and Presentations from Conferences

From Politics and Interlocking Directorates

Sunbelt (Corfu), May 2007

Roy Barnes, 'The Organizational Mosaic of U.S. Corporate Directors'

Matthew Bond, Siana Glouharova and Nicholas Harrigan, 'The Political Mobilization of Corporate Directors: Socio-economic Correlates of Affiliation to European Pressure Groups'

Julián Cárdenas and Josep A. Rodríguez 'Struggles for Power'

William K. Carroll 'Tracking the Transnational Capitalist Class: The View from on High'

Meindert Fennema, Eelke M. Heemskerk and Robert J. Mokken, 'Corporate Government Network in the Netherlands, 1969-2006: Looking at the positions of corporate directors in the Dutch public policy structure'

Nicholas Harrigan, 'The Inner Circle Revisited: Using exponential random graph models (ERGM) to study the political activity of corporate elites'

Trond Loyning, 'Government-business Ties in Norway 1980-2005'

Ilya Okhmatovskiy 'The role of the state in the Russian corporate network and performance implications of interlocks with the state'

Caroline Wilson and Heather McGregor, 'The challenges of working with archival data (in a study of the social capital of the CFO as predictor of career success)'

New York, April 2007

Dominik Batorski, 'The Political Payoff Exchange: An examination of the relation between political parties and state-owned companies in Poland'

Barcelona, September 2006

Roy Barnes, 'The Multiple Affiliations Within The Corporate Elite'

Dominik Batorski, 'Political networks and state-owned companies in Poland: methodology and preliminary results'

Love Bohman, 'Structural Dynamics in Swedish Big Business'

Matthew Bond, 'Interlocking Directorates through Club and School Ties: Structure and Political Action'

William K. Carroll 'Mapping Global Corporate Power: a longitudinal network analysis of elite social organization'

Nicholas Harrigan, 'Political power and political divisions within Australian and New Zealand business'

Wouter de Nooy, 'Interlock formation. An actor-oriented approach'