LY406
Regulatory Theory and Practice
0.5 Credit
Hours per week:
- Lecture/Discussion: 3
Regulation has become an increasingly central part of the language of law, public policy and economics, while our understanding of regulatory activity has become “de-centred” in light of complexity, ungovernability, and new relationships between public and private. The study of regulation involves a constant movement between theory and practice: understanding of the ‘regulatory toolbox’ necessitates critical engagement with regulatory ‘solutions’, processes and problematics.
