Regulation

Contents: The Character of Regulatory Law: The concept of law and the new public law scholarship,, Edward L. Tubin; After legal instrumentalism? Strategic models of post-regulatory law, Gunther Teubner; On modes of production of law and social power, Boaventura de Sousa Santos. Legal Theories of State and Market: Constitutions and commitment: the evolution of institutions governing public choice in 17th-century England, Douglass C. North and Barry R. Weingast; Constitutions, property and regulation, P.P. Craig; Public service law: privatizations unexpected offspring, Tony Prosser; The proper scope of government viewed from an ordoliberal perspective: the example of competition policy, Wernhard M¶schel. Regulatory Rules: 'Which arrow'?: rule type and regulatory policy, J.M. Black; Discretionary justice: Davis reconsidered, Robert Baldwin and Keith Hawkins; The politics of legalism: rules versus standards in nursing-home regulation, John Braithwaite and Valerie Braithwaite; Talking about regulation, Julia Black. Organizations and Institutional Variety: Separated powers and positive political theory: the tug of war over administrative agencies, Jonathan R. Macey; Quantifying regulatory penalties: Australian competition law penalties in perspective, Karen Yeung; Reinventing regulation within the corporation: compliance-oriented regulatory innovation, Christine Parker; Explaining variation in the impact of law: organizations, institutions and professions, Carol A. Heimer; The regulation of contractualization in quasi-markets for public services, Peter Vincent-Jones; Hare and hedgehog revisited: the regulation of markets that have escaped regulated markets, Erich Schanze. Accounting for Regulation: Constitutional approaches to privatization: an inquiry into the magnitude of neo-liberal constitutionalism, David Schneiderman; Name index.