variety of empirical approaches, including interviews with more than 64 fund managers in New York, London and Frankfurt, as well as archival research, and large quantitative cross-national analyses. Mosley published the book Labor Rights and Multinational Production in 2011. Using cases across Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East, Mosley argues that one central determinant of labor rights is a firm's decision to either control production directly or to use subcontractors. Workers' rights are more extensive in cases where firms directly control production, and less extensive in cases where firms rely on subcontractors. Mosley also tests the hypothesis that foreign direct investment has a positive effect on workers' rights, and she finds that it is conditionally true of both foreign direct investment and trade openness. These hypotheses address an open question in the study of labor rights in the context of globalization: whether globalization has initiated a global race to offer better or worse working conditions. Mosley's answer is conditional, since in Labor Rights and Multinational Production she argues that different types of globalization affect workers' rights in different ways. Mosley tests these ideas with a dataset that covers almost 200 countries from 1985 to 2002, containing instances of both practical and legal labor rights violations. In 2013, Mosley edited the book Interview research in political science. From 2018 to 2019 she was an associate editor of the American Journal of Political Science. Mosley has been interviewed, or her work has been cited, in media outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, and PolitiFact. She has also been on the executive committee of Women Also Know Stuff. In 2009, Mosley won the American Political Science Association's Labor Project Best Paper Award, together with Brian Greenhill and Aseem Prakash, for their paper "Trade and Labor Rights: A Panel Study". The three won the same prize again in 2011 for their paper "Contingent Convergence (or Divergence): Unpacking the Linkages between Labor Rights and Foreign Direct Investment". Selected works "Room to Move: International Financial Markets and National Welfare States", International Organization (2000) Global Capital and National Governments (2003) "Racing to the Bottom or Climbing to the Top? Economic Globalization and Collective Labor Rights", Comparative Political Studies, with Saika Uno (2007) Labor Rights and Multinational Production (2011) Interview research in political science, editor (2013) Selected awards Labor Project Best Paper Award, American Political Science Association (2008) Labor Project Best Paper Award,