Date: 2024
Type: Book
Designing rulemaking : how regulatory policy instruments matter for governance
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024
DUNLOP, Claire, KAMKHAJI, Jonathan, RADAELLI, Claudio M., TAFFONI, Gaia, WAGEMANN, Claudius, Designing rulemaking : how regulatory policy instruments matter for governance, Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2024
- https://hdl.handle.net/1814/77581
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Over the years the Member States of the EU and the UK have redesigned rulemaking with freedom of information acts, impact assessment of policy proposals, ombudsman and stakeholder consultation. The broad aim of this instrumentation is both to improve on substantive regulatory quality and to impact on final governance outcomes. This book explains where and how the design of rulemaking procedures has effects on the quality of the business environment, perception of corruption, and environmental performance. The findings shatter predominant views on policy change in Europe, and offer a granular account of the efficacy of design.
Table of Contents:
-- 1. Does the regulatory reform agenda matter? -- 2. Design in governance and design for governance -- 3. Measuring rulemaking: a theory-informed approach -- 4. Regulatory conditions for business -- 5. Perception of corruption -- 6. Environmental performance -- 7. Conclusions
Additional information:
Published online: 21 November 2024
Cadmus permanent link: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/77581
Full-text via DOI: 10.1093/9780191965029.001.0001
ISBN: 9780192868961; 9780191965029
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Grant number: H2020/694632/EU
Sponsorship and Funder information:
Research for this book was funded by the ERC (H2020 European Research Council) Advanced Project Protego, Procedural Tools for Effective Governance (grant 694632).
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