Literature review
Responsive regulation in practice: a review of the international academic literature
Publisher
Regulatory compliance
Regulatory enforcement
Enforcement pyramids
Regulator strategy
Co-regulation
Responsive regulation
Second-party regulation
Regulatory system
United States of America
Australia
New Zealand
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 Responsive regulation in practice: a review of the international academic literature
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Description
This research paper presents findings from a broad scoping of the international academic literature on responsive regulation. It builds on a systematic evidence review of peer-reviewed articles published since 1992.
The aim of the research paper is to assist executives, managers and frontline workers in regulatory organisations and units who are interested in responsive regulation. It addresses five themes:
- the evolution of responsive regulation
- practical examples of responsive regulation in practice
- evidence of the performance of responsive regulation
- the epistemic challenges and;
- ethical challenges that come with this approach to regulatory governance and practice.
Publication Details
Copyright:
Victoria University of Wellington 2020
Access Rights Type:
open
Series:
State of the Art in Regulatory Governance Research Paper 2020.06
Post date:
6 Aug 2020
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