L’articolo “Stealth Regulation: Addressing Agency Evasion of OIRA and Administrative Procedure Act“ (di D. Graham – J. W. Broughel) muove dal presupposto che la disciplina contenuta nell’APA e le verifiche compiute dall’OIRA rappresentano le principali forme di…
L’Autorità per le garanzie nelle comunicazioni (AGCOM) ha da poco pubblicato il proprio regolamento in materia di analisi di impatto della regolamentazione (AIR), con cui adotta disposizioni procedurali per lo svolgimento dell’AIR. Il regolamento prevede…
Research note by Eva Heims Regulators in the EU need to manage cross-border risks and ‘level the playing field’ in an integrated market. This requires considerable coordination between national regulators. Over the past two decades…
Research note by Christoph Ossege Reflecting a global ‘rise of the unelected’ (Vibert, 2007), European Regulatory Agencies (ERAs) have become increasingly important features of regulatory decision-making in the EU. Whether we eat food, purchase medication in…
Research note by Sarah Hartley Since the food safety crises that plagued Europe in the 1990s, the number of experts in science governance has been growing alongside an increasing interest in public[1] involvement. This research…
Behavioral Law and Economics Goldin, J. 2015. Which Way To Nudge? Uncovering Preferences in the Behavioral Age, Yale Law Journal, 125(1): 226-270. Consultation and Participation Kutay, A. 2015. Limits of Participatory Democracy in European Governance,…
by William G. Resh As President Barack Obama ends the final Congress of his presidency facing majority opposition in both chambers of the legislature and ostensibly an opposing ideological majority in the Supreme Court, the…
In nearly every area of regulatory law, U.S. agencies today base their regulations in part on international considerations, such as the benefits of harmonizing U.S. and foreign standards or the foreign policy advantages of a…
by Eric Schlabs. Original source: www.regblog.org Congress often delegates legislative power to the executive branch, giving regulatory agencies like the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the Department of Homeland Security broad discretion in carrying out laws.…
by Brandi Lupo. Original source: www.regblog.org Members of Congress are not experts in everything. When preparing legislation in fields that require technical competence, they often call on relevant federal agencies for drafting assistance. Yet these requests…