Regulatory Innovation

Edited by Julia Black, Martin Lodge and Mark Thatcher

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Abstract: Much hype has been generated about the importance of innovation for public and private sector organisations. Regulatory Innovation offers the first detailed study of regulatory innovation in a multiplicity of countries and domains. This book draws on in-depth studies of innovation in regulatory instruments and practices across high- and low-technology sectors, across different countries and from the early to the late 20th century. Highlighting different ‘worlds’ of regulatory innovation – those of the individual, the organization, the state, the global polity, and innovation itself, this book offers a fresh perspective and valuable insights for the practice and study of regulatory innovation.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Politics and Public Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: H0 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
ISBN: 9781845422844
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 What is Regulatory Innovation?

Julia Black

Ch 2 Tomorrow’s Worlds: Frameworks for Understanding Regulatory Innovation

Julia Black

Ch 3 Reluctant Innovators: Regulating Conflict of Interest within Washington and Westminster

Robert P. Kaye

Ch 4 Back to the Future? Regulatory Innovation and the Railways in Britain and Germany

Martin Lodge

Ch 5 Sale of the Century: 3G Mobile Licensing in Europe

Mark Thatcher

Ch 6 Between the Old and the New: Innovation in the Regulation of Internet Gambling

Colin Scott

Ch 7 Pavlovian Innovation, Pet Solutions and Economizing on Rationality? Politicians and Dangerous Dogs

Christopher Hood and Martin Lodge

Ch 8 The Development of Risk-Based Regulation in Financial Services: Just ‘Modelling Through’?

Julia Black

Ch 9 Conclusions

Julia Black and Martin Lodge

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