Cutting-edge institutional research is interdisciplinary
As usual, the papers accepted for WINIR 2024 cover a broad range of institutional themes and perspectives, spanning a variety of disciplines and relying on a variety of approaches and methodologies.
Promoting interdisciplinary dialogue is essential
The Eleventh WINIR Conference on Private & Public Institutions for Good Governance features keynotes by Paul Dragos Aligica (University of Bucharest & George Mason University, Hungary & USA) and Julia Black (Oxford, UK)…
It’s all about bringing diverse people together
Connecting existing networks, crafting new ones
A leading multi-disciplinary outlet for institutional research
The Eleventh WINIR Conference will be held in Rome, Italy. The conference is hosted by organized in collaboration with the Department of Social and Economic Sciences (DiSSE) at Sapienza University of Rome. Rome’s long history of governance, from ancient times to the present, makes it a fitting venue for our inquiry into private and public institutions…
WINIR CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE (ROME, ITALY, JULY 2026) — Governance refers to those rules that clearly bind, define, and enable an organization’s scope of action, authority, and objectives. Much recent institutional research has focused on the governance of private organizations, most notably the business firm. By contrast, the governance of public organizations, such as the state, has received comparatively less attention.
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