Selected publications:
"Certification as a Mode of Social Regulation". To appear in the
Handbook of the Politics of Regulation, edited by David Levi-Faur. Edward Elgar Publishing.
"Communities of Practice as Cause and Consequence of Transnational Governance" (with
Shawna Smith) [contact for copy].
Forthcoming in Transnational Communities:
Shaping
Global Economic Governance, edited by Marie-Laure Djelic and Sigrid Quack,
2010, Cambridge University Press.
"Standards for
Sweatshops: The Power and Limits of Club Theory for Explaining
Voluntary Labor Standards Programs". Revised version to appear in
Voluntary Programs: A Club Theory Approach, edited by Matthew
Potoski
and Aseem Prakash, (2009), MIT Press.
"Organizations,
Regulation, and Economic Behavior: Regulatory Dynamics and Forms from
the 19th to 21st Century (with Marc Schneiberg)
Annual Review of Law & Social Science, vol. 4, 2008.
"Institutional Emergence in an Era of
Globalization: The Rise of Transnational Private Regulation of
Labor and Environmental Conditions." American Journal of
Sociology 113(2):297-351.
"How
Foundations Shape Social Movements: The Construction of an
Organizational Field and the Rise of Forest Certification."
Social Problems 54(3):229-255.
“Corporate Accountability and the Privatization
of Labor Standards: Struggles over Codes of Conduct in the Apparel
Industry.” Research in Political Sociology
14:211-244.
"The
Contribution of Institutional
Theories to Explaining Decentralization of Natural Resource Governance."
Society & Natural Resources (with Andersson, Jagger,
and van Laerhoven).
“Certified
Globalization.” YaleGlobal (reprinted in the International Herald
Tribune, Jakarta Post, Straits Times of Singapore)
"Relational
Exploitation: The Informal Organization of Day Labor Agencies."
WorkingUSA: The Journal of Labor and Society 9(4):41-58
(with Wade T. Roberts).
"Social
Movement Organizations." Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology,
ed. by George Ritzer. (with Elizabeth A. Armstrong)
Review essay on Globalization and Cross-Border Solidarity in the Americas and Monitoring
Sweatshops. WorkingUSA 8(6):761-763.
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