About
I am a graduating PhD Candidate in Management at the Wharton School of the
University of Pennsylvania, and will be joining a new institution as an
Assistant Professor in Strategy & Entrepreneurship this fall.
I study how corporate engagement with local (state or municipality-level)
societal issues affects both organizational performance and community welfare,
drawing on stakeholder and nonmarket strategy and organizational theory. My
empirical work develops large-scale geospatial datasets of media coverage,
corporate operations, demography, and institutional features.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
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Bruno C, Henisz W. 2026. Managing political risk: A multi-disciplinary
review and reconsideration. Academy of Management Perspectives
(forthcoming).
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Bruno C, Shah F, Robbins G. 2025. An Economic Model of Transboundary Water
Agreements with Groundwater and Surface Water Interaction.
Water Resources Research.
DOI: 10.1029/2024WR037585
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Bruno C, Henisz W. 2024. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
Outcomes and Municipal Credit Risk. Business & Society.
DOI: 10.1177/00076503231220541
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Atz U, Van Holt T, Liu Z, Bruno C. 2023. Does sustainability generate better
financial performance? Review, meta-analysis, and propositions.
Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment.
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Atz U, Bruno C. 2023. Locating the Future of ESG: The Promise of Geospatial
Data in Advancing ESG Research. Sustainability and Climate Change.
DOI: 10.1089/scc.2022.0110
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Bruno C, Campbell B. 2016. Students' Willingness to Pay for More Local,
Organic, Non-GMO and General Food Options.
Journal of Food Distribution Research 47: 32–48.
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