A competitive and innovative private sector that improves human welfare depends on effective markets, government rules, and strong institutions.
Today’s debates about corporate purpose and the future of capitalism often center on the evolving relationship between firms and governments. The Markets, Institutions, and Organizational Governance Initiative brings together Stanford faculty expertise in management, corporate governance, politics, policy, and market design to frame new approaches to market and institutional effectiveness and accountability.
Markets, Institutions, and Organizational Governance Research
At Stanford, cutting-edge research is the engine behind new ideas that inform, inspire, and shape the decisions that impact our collective future.
Faculty research at the intersection of business, markets, and institutional governance explores a broad array of topics, including market design, regulation, accountability and transparency measures, and rule of law.
Seeing Green: The Effects of Financial Exposures on Support for Climate Action
Competition Enforcement and Accounting for Intangible Capital
Corporate Governance Research Initiative
The Corporate Governance Research Initiative generates research and insights on the broad range of issues facing today’s corporations and boards—from executive compensation and CEO succession to board oversight and proxy voting.
Markets, Institutions, and Organizational Governance Upcoming Events
We convene prominent scholars and leaders to present their research, engage in dialogue, and gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between market, governments, and institutions.

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