This research examines how outside earning opportunities affect collective bargaining within regulated pay-setting systems. It argues that regulation determines whether outside earnings strengthen bargaining power or reduce reliance on collective arrangements. The project focuses on the WNBA, with comparative insight from NIL compensation in college sports.

This research examines how institutional environments and social structures shape participation, expression, and governance legitimacy in shared public spaces. It explores how institutional context influences engagement and decision-making processes.

This research examines how institutional governance structures managed athlete mobility and risk during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. It analyzes how regulatory systems balanced public health uncertainty with operational continuity, illustrating broader challenges in governing international athletic competition.

This research examines how regulatory frameworks and institutional policy environments shape technological adoption and expansion in healthcare systems. It explores how interoperability requirements, institutional incentives, and regulatory structures influence technological governance.

This research examines how regulatory frameworks and institutional incentives shape environmental outcomes. It analyzes how policy design influences behavioral participation and institutional effectiveness in addressing environmental challenges.