Jean-Philippe Bonardi is a Professor of Business Economics and Strategic Management
at HEC Lausanne (Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne,
Switzerland). His research concentrates on the interface between Political Economy and
Business Strategy, and uses theoretical tools coming from institutional economics, Public
Choice or Austrian economics. 

In particular, he looks at firms' nonmarket activities, i.e., how firms manage their
relationships with governments, international organizations, the media, interest groups,
NGOs or activists. He is therefore interested in the business-public policy interface
both in a local and a global context. 

In its current work, Professor Bonardi also studies the impact of monetary policies and
macroeconomic phenomena on business strategies. 

Articles

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International expansion, diversification and regulated firm nonmarket strategy (with Santiago Urbiztondo and Bertrand Quélin), Managerial and Decision Economics (2013)
 

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Political markets and regulatory uncertainty: Insights and implications for integrated strategy (with Alisson Kingsley and Rick Vanden Bergh), Academy of Management Perspectives (2012)
 

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The challenges of theory building through the combination of lenses. (with Gerardo okhuysen), Academy of Management Review (2011)
 

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The political economy of regulatory convergence in public utilities (with Santiago Urbiztondo and Bertrand Quelin), International Journal of Management and Network Economics (2009)
 

Working Papers

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Austrian Public Choice: An empirical investigation (with Rick Vanden Bergh) (2012)
 

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ASSET FREEZING, CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE TULLOCK PARADOX (with Santiago Urbiztondo), University of Lausanne, Working paper series (2011)
 

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CORPORATE POLITICAL ACTIVITY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE (with Rick Vanden Bergh and Guy Holburn) (2011)