Today EU (independent) agencies seem to require hardly any introduction. Their proliferation in quantitative and ‘qualitative’ (powers) terms has attracted an incredible amount of attention from scholars of political science, public administration, and law as…
Symposia and Special Issues Symposium on Policy Evaluation in the EU, European Journal of Risk Regulation, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 3-110. Articles Oversight and independence of regulatory agencies Fernandez-i-Marin, X., J. Jordana and A.C.…
Screening and Vetting as Alternative Modes of Reactive Oversight W.F. West. 2015. The Administrative Presidency as Reactive Oversight: Implications for Positive and Normative Theory, Public Administration Review, Advance Online Publication. Available evidence suggests that proactive…
Agencies have become active actors within contemporary governance as they are used extensively to regulate markets as well as to deliver public services and provide advice. This broad class of organizations carry out functions delegated…
I. Guardiancich, M. Guidi, Formal independence of regulatory agencies and Varieties of Capitalism: A case of institutional complementarity?, in «Regulation&Governance», Article first published online: 17 March 2015 Recensione a cura di Mattia Guidi L’obiettivo della ricerca…
Special Issue: New perspectives on bureaucratic autonomy. Guest editors: Martino Maggetti and Koen Verhoest. International Review of Administrative Sciences, June 2014 vol. 80 no. 2 Research note by Martino Maggetti Recently, Koen Verhoest and I co-edited a…
Sono disponibili online gli aggiornamenti di due pubblicazioni, risultato del monitoraggio dell’Osservatorio AIR sugli sviluppi dell’analisi di impatto nelle Autorità indipendenti. Le due schede analizzano lo stato dell’arte dell’AIR e degli altri strumenti per la qualità…
N. Dorn (2015), Democracy and Diversity in Financial Market Regulation, Routledge, London Research note by Nicholas Dorn The unfolding financial crisis – and its extension from markets to states, from states to the European Union, and from the…
An article by John Coates IV on the Yale Law Journal calls into question the efforts to impose judicially reviewed, quantified Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) on independent financial agencies in the context of the sweeping regulatory…
Research note by Connor Raso on Agency Avoidance of Rulemaking Procedures Virtually all scholarship on rulemaking in the United States focuses on rules that were subjected to notice-and-comment under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). Yet U.S.…