by Maria Bianca Armiento UPDATE:On December 2020, the 4th, the OECD released the definitive “Reviewing the Stock of Regulation”. Core concepts and issues contained in the draft were maintained. The report is now structured into…
On 30 October 2020 the blog page eulawenforcement.com celebrated its 50th blog post (written in a “discussion style”). This moment represents also a good opportunity to take stock on the recent and upcoming developments in…
by Michele Barbieri Tackling disinformation is becoming a central activity for those working to achieve trustworthiness and transparency in the information system, and “to build informed and inclusive societies”. On 5th October 2020, UNDP &…
by Susan Dudley (Original source: The Regulatory Review) The decade since The Regulatory Review began publishing has seen dramatic shifts in regulation, with two administrations that arguably pursued the most regulatory and least regulatory agendas of any President…
by Maria Bianca Armiento Online communication is considered extremely important in the modern world. However, it is often affected by disinformation and misleading messages. This becomes especially dangerous in times of COVID-19. This report discusses…
by Maria Bianca Armiento The journal The Theory and Practice of Legislation dedicated an issue to the topic Legislatures in Time of COVID-19. Articles dealt with the role of politics, the role of technicians, and…
by Maria Bianca Armiento This paper analyses three regulatory instruments that are very similar to benefit-cost analysis: performance standard, information disclosure requirements and management based regulations. Such instruments are applicable only to particular situations. Similarly,…
by Gabriel Rizza Ferraz The European Commission in cooperation with the European Blockchain Partnership (EBP) has announced plans to establish a pan-European regulatory sandbox for blockchain that is expected to become operational in 2021/2022. The…
The Government by Algorithm: Artificial Intelligence in Federal Administrative Agencies report, commissioned by the Administrative Conference of the United States, was published in February 2020. The following review by Cristopher Walker describes the main features…
by Joseph Dunne and Katharina Eisele (Original source: European Parliamentary Research Service Blog) Laws and regulation affect all areas of people’s lives and businesses’ activity. ‘While good regulation is conducive to economic growth and wellbeing,…
