John de Figueiredo

John de Figueiredo is the Russell M. Robinson II Professor of Law, Strategy, and Economics at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and Duke Law School. His research interests include Competitive Strategy, Innovation Strategy, Non-Market Strategy, Strategy Implementation, Law and Economics, and the Economics of Organizations and Institutions. He is also the Director of the Duke Center for Institutional and Organizational Performance and a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. Prior to joining Duke, he was a faculty member at UCLA and MIT and held visiting positions at several prestigious institutions. His work focuses on the intersection of firms, technology, and regulatory and political institutions.

John M. de Figueiredo is a scholar at Duke University whose research focuses on the intersection of politics, economics, and public policy. His work explores the dynamics of lobbying, the influence of money in politics, and the strategic behavior of firms and interest groups. He investigates how lobbying affects legislative outcomes, the role of financial resources in political processes, and the impact of corporate strategies on regulatory frameworks. His research also examines the structure of political systems, the allocation of resources by interest groups, and the effectiveness of public contracting for private innovation. De Figueiredo's studies often integrate empirical analysis with theoretical frameworks to understand the complexities of political and economic interactions.