A Coordinated Multi-Front Strategy for Legal Immunity

How Chemical, Retail, and Meat Industries Shape U.S. Law to Undermine Food System Transformation

Building Marketing Skepticism Muscles

And Some Systemic Ways to Address Harmful Marketing

When Marketing Kills

And Causes Other Harms

ABC of Corporate Political Activity

As Told by John Oliver and 'The Onion'

Claiming Your Policy Power

5 Ways to Redress Harmful Industries' Corporate Political Activity

Megaphones & Mufflers

How Harmful Industries Capture Policymaking to Stay Under-Regulated and Over-Subsidized

Scientists finally figured out how corporate executives sleep at night: On giant bags of money.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Researchers have long established that corporations are masters of political spin. Frequently, though, the claims prove to be deliberate lies that cause real harm. This phenomenon has had researchers around the world scratch their heads at the question of “how do corporate executives sleep at night?”

Stealing Corporate Thunder

A Guide to Prebunking and Debunking Commercial Disinformation in the Policy Space

What Corporations Say to Get Their Policy Way

Industries' Narrative Playbook to Fight Regulations

United Nations passes Do No Harm business law. Half the global economy shuts down.

In an unprecedented global move last month, the United Nations passed a law requiring all businesses to take on the medical field’s creed of: Do No Harm. This month, half the global economy shut down, showing the extent of harmful business activity in the world.

Fighting Back Against Commercial Harms

It’s Time to Confront Business Harms

An Introduction to Commercial Determinants