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The power of corporate business has been a subject of intense debate and many social science studies since the 19th century. This conference is based on the idea that, not only has this power varied among industries, countries and different periods, but also that the way in which it is wielded has evolved over time. By bringing together scholars from various backgrounds within the fields of history, sociology, and political science, we intend to provide new insights on the multiplicity, depth and limits of the forms of influence that corporations, or the organizations furthering their interests – business associations, think tanks, communication or public relations agencies, foundations, etc. –, have on public policy.ProgrammeParis Dauphine University, Paris, 14-15-16 June 2018June, 14  20188.45 – 9.15 am Registration &#38; Coffee - Amphitheatre Raymond Aron9.15 – 9.30 am Welcoming words by Isabelle HUAULT, President of Université Paris-Dauphine, Amphitheatre Raymond Aron9.30 – 10.00 am  Introduction - Amphitheatre Raymond Aron10 – 12.30 amDefining Corporate Influence  Session 1 – Amphitheatre Raymond AronPresident: Sara AGUITON (CAK, CNRS) The Politics of Private Regulation: Corporate Power in the World of StandardsTim BARTLEY (Washington University in St. Louis) Reverse Capture: How Public Deciders can Discipline Private InterestsSophie DUBUISSON-QUELLIER (CSO, CNRS) Capture, Conflict of Interests, Making of Ignorance, Hegemony: Conceptualizing the Influence of Economic Interests on Public HealthBoris HAURAY (IRIS, INSERM), Henri BOULLIER (CERMES3, INSERM), Jean-Paul GAUDILLIÈRE (CERMES3, INSERM) and Emmanuel HENRY (IRISSO, Université Paris-Dauphine )Commentator: Paul LAGNEAU-YMONET (IRISSO, Université Paris-Dauphine)12.30 – 2.00 pm  Lunch2.00 – 4.30 pmLobbying at WorkSession 2 in parallel to session 3 – Amphitheatre Raymond AroPresident: Nathalie JAS (IRISSO, INRA) Business as Usual? Public Problems and Quiet politics in the Field of Automobile SafetyStève BERNARDIN (LATTS, École des Ponts ParisTech) Porosity of Institutional Borders in the Field of EU Institutions: Big Industry Meeting Institutional Expectations and EU Civil Servants’ Acquaintance to BusinessArmèle CLOTEAU (PRINTEMPS, Versailles Saint Quentin University) and Nicolas RIFFAULT (CESSP, EHESS) Interplays of Economic and Knowledge Power: Neoliberal Think Tank Networks and the Return and Universalization of EntrepreneurshipDieter PLEHWE (WZB Berlin Social Science Center)Commentator:  Guillaume COURTY, (CERAPS, Lille University)Corporate Strategies Against Protest and RegulationSession 3 in parallel to session 2 – Room APresident: Marc-Olivier DÉPLAUDE (IRISSO, INRA) Assessing ExxonMobil’s Climate Change Communications: A Case Study in Corporate Influence on Public Opinion and PolicyGeoffrey SUPRAN (Harvard University) and Naomi ORESKES (Harvard University) Mobilizing Consumer-Citizens and the Corporate Quest for Sociopolitical LegitimacyJulie GERVAIS (CESSP, Panthéon-Sorbonne University) The Situation Room: Stigma Management and the Political Impact of Claims-Making by Contested Industry GroupsEdward T. WALKER (University of California Los Angeles) and  Ion Bogdan VASI(University of Iowa)Commentator: Linsey MCGOEY (University of Essex)4.30 – 5.00 pm  Coffee break5.00 – 6.00 pm Keynote 1 – Amphitheatre Raymond Aron Convergent Corporate Bias: Pharmaceuticals and Public Health PolicyJohn Abraham(King’s College London)June, 15 20189.00 – 9.30 am Coffee9.30 – 12.30 am  Corporate Solutions to the World’s ProblemsSession 4 – Amphitheatre Raymond AronPresident: Valentin THOMAS (IRISSO, Université Paris-Dauphine ) The Society of the Friends of Art (SAA) and the Corporations’ Influence on Cultural Policy During the Pinochet RegimeCaterina PREDA (University of Bucharest) Corporatizing Urban Policy-Making: Management Consultants, Service Reviews and Municipal RestructuringChris HURL (Concordia University) Mutation in the Water Industry in Bamako: A Compulsory AutonomyPascale PINCEAU (Independent researcher, Paris) and Anna TRAORE (University of Bamako) Environment: The Business Revolution, 1988-1992Dominique PESTRE (CAK, EHESS)Commentator: Soraya BOUDIA (CERMES3, Paris Descartes University)12.30 – 2.00 pm Lunch2.00 – 4.30 pmOccupying Regulatory Spaces Session 5 in parallel to session 6 – Amphitheatre Raymond AronPresident: Nicolas FORTANÉ (IRISSO, INRA) Are Scientists Agents of Corporate Power on Public Policy? Corporations and the Use of Science for Diffuse Lobbying StrategiesDavid DEMORTAIN (LISIS, INRA) When Aerosol Industry Shapes its Own Future: Toward a Specific Modality of Industrial ReflexivityMathieu BAUDRIN (CSI, Mine ParisTech) “Structural Power” of Big Business in Green Industrial Policy: The Makings of a Green Car Coalitions in South KoreaKahee JO (King’s College London)Commentator: Sylvain LAURENS (Centre Georges Simmel, EHESS)Corporate Development and State Power, Session 6 in parallel to session 6 – Room APresident: Emmanuel HENRY (IRISSO, Université Paris-Dauphine) Corporate Power as a Cooperative Relation Between Problem-Solving Actors: The Case of Social Impact Investing in the UKPhilipp GOLKA (University of Hamburg) Lead Arseniate, Agricultural Engineers, Pesticides Industry and Fascism in Spain (1939-1945)Jose Ramon BERTOMEU-SANCHEZ (University of Valencia) Corporate Influence in the Framing of Factory CrimesPascal MARICHALAR (IRIS, CNRS)Commentator: Sezin TOPÇU (CEMS, CNRS)4.30 – 5.00 pm Coffee5.00 – 6.00 pmKeynote 2  – Amphitheatre Raymond AronThe Creeping Financialization of Public Policies; Eve Chiapello  (CEMS – EHESS) 6.00 – 8.00 pm  Evening BuffetJune, 16 20189.30 – 12.30 amInfluencing Through Expertise and Regulatory Tools, Session 7 – Amphitheatre Raymond AronPresident: Nathalie JAS (IRISSO – INRA) Scientific or Economic Interest? An interpretive approach to the scientific opinions of World Health Organization Experts in CarcinogenicityValentin THOMAS (IRISSO, Université Paris-Dauphine) Privileged access: Industry Influence in OECD Chemical Testing StandardsColleen LANIER-CHRISTENSEN (Harvard University) Influencing “Policy Options” at the OECD: The Promotion of Value-Based Pricing by Pharmaceutical CompaniesPierre-André JUVEN (CERMES3, INSERM) Testing Toxics: Tools, Standards, and Corporate Data in the History of Chemicals RegulationAngela CREAGER (Princeton University)Commentator: Benjamin LEMOINE (IRISSO, CNRS)12.30 am ConclusionsConfirmed Conference Speakers John Abraham (King’s College of London) Tim Bartley (Washington University in St. Louis) Eve Chiapello (EHESS/CEMS) Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier (CNRS/CSO) Dominique Pestre (EHESS) Dieter Plehwe (WZB) Ed Walker (UCLA)Scientific CommitteeSophie Dubuisson-Quellier (CNRS/CSO), Scott Frickel (Brown University), Mathias Girel (ENS/Caphes), Linsey McGoey (Sussex University), Sezin Topçu (CNRS/CEMS)Organizing CommitteeSara Aguiton(CNRS/CAK), Marc-Olivier Déplaude (INRA/IRISSO), Emmanuel Henry (Université Paris Dauphine/IRISSO), Nathalie Jas (INRA/IRISSO), and Valentin Thomas (Université Paris Dauphine/IRISSO).For any enquiries, please contact: pervasivepowers.conference@gmail.comThis conference is supported by the research programs ProPublics and SHS-ENV (funded by PSL Research University), the House of Public Affairs (Université Paris-Dauphine), and the IFRIS.