What’s next in money in politics?

Studying campaign finance and lobbying in the US still dominates but new exciting work in other topics and geographical regions is becoming more prominent

. @bcegerod.bsky.social and Hye Young You presenting data on what has been happening in the study of money in politics

🧵1/ Over the past decade, 100+ countries signed Automatic Exchange of Information (AEoI) agreements to fight cross-border tax evasion.

But how effective are these in practice? Our new paper sheds light using leaked bank data from the Isle of Man 👉 bit.ly/4kF265w

Great discussions at our first panel on lobbying

Two of our researchers are presenting at the CBS-Princeton "Money in Politics" conference today and tomorrow: @cyrben.bsky.social and Sebastian Thieme ⤵️

Both are involved in the European project RESPOND (Rescuing Democracy from Political Corruption in Digital Societies) www.eu-respond.eu

Thrilled to welcome so many excellent scholars to EGB for the CBS-Princeton Money in Politics this Thursday and Friday. www.cbs.dk/files/cbs.dk... We are looking forward to two days of great presentations and discussions. Watch this space for some timely updates

If you want to join us for the money in politics conference in June, you have to apply by next Friday (January 10th)! 💵🏛️

This is a great thread with many thoughtful responses on how comparative politics (science?) should evolve. @bcegerod.bsky.social and I have another paper to add to the pile, discussing power issues in the new staggered difference-in-differences estimators: osf.io/preprints/os...

Deadline for the 🚨CBS-Princeton Money in Politics Conference 🚨 is coming up quick. Submit your paper by January 10, 2025 if you want to join. The conference will be held June 19-20, 2025 in Copenhagen.

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Could you add our group? Mange tak!

Hi @bnjmnblmnthl.bsky.social, could you add us to the PE starter pack please? Thank you!

Our own @bcegerod.bsky.social writes about lobbyists in Denmark in Børsen today:
borsen.dk/nyheder/opin... #dkpol

Hello from Copenhagen, this is the bluesky account of the Money in Politics research group at the Copenhagen Business School. Our members study non-market strategy, lobbying, campaign finance, political connections, corruption, business and politics, and much more. Please follow along for updates