December 1, 1991

Leaders, Followers, and Free Riders: An Empirical Test of Variation in Corporate Political Involvement

SLStefanie Ann LenwayUniversity of Minnesota KRKathleen RehbeinMarquette University

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This study extended previous empirical work on corporate political activity by examining corporate involvement with the U.S. International Trade Commission. Our findings suggest that organizational...

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