On the 29th February 2012, at 17:00, Martina Maier (Partner, McDermott Will & Emery) will present a paper entitled ‘Regulation of Networked Industries: The Case of Slovak Postal Services and Berlin Water.’
The session will take place at the ‘The Cube’, Law Faculty, St. Cross Building.
You are all welcome to attend this event!
Seminar by Prof. Sid Shapiro, 15 Feb 2012, 17:30
On the 15th February 2012, at 17:30, Prof. Sid Shapiro (Wake Forest University) will present a paper entitled ‘A Pragmatic Perspective on Democracy and Regulation.’ A copy of his paper can be found here.
The seminar will take place in Seminar Room E of the Manor Road Building.
We look forward to seeing you at the event!
The seminar will take place in Seminar Room E of the Manor Road Building.
We look forward to seeing you at the event!
Seminar: 'Corporate Governance and Bank Regulation' by Dr Alan Morrison, 8 February 2012 at 16:00, Manor Road Building Rm F
Dear All The Regulation Discussion Group of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies is continuing its seminar series on the 'regulatory imagination' on the 8 February 2012 with a presentation from Dr Alan Morrison (Saïd Business School) on 'Corporate Governance and Bank Regulation'. The session will take place between 16:00 and 17:00 in Room F of the Manor Road Social Science Building in Manor Road. An electronic copy of Dr Morrison's paper will be distributed early next week. You are all warmly invited to attend the session which will be followed by wine and nibbles. We look forward to seeing you there. Kind Regards Dr Bettina Lange Asma Vranaki Andres Gonzales-Watty Frances Foster-Thorpe / Convenors of the Regulation Discussion Group/ Website: http://www.oxonregulationdiscussiongroup.co.uk/#
Change of title of Prof. Julia Black`s seminar, RDG, 25th January 2012 at 16:00
Dear All
Please note that the forthcoming title of the seminar which Prof. Julia Black (LSE) will deliver on the 25th January 2012 at 16:00 has been slightly altered. The session will be entitled 'Learning from Failures: ‘New Governance’ Techniques and the Financial Crisis.' A copy of her paper can be found here.
You are all warmly invited to attend the session which will be followed by wine and nibbles. We look forward to seeing you there.
Kind Regards
Dr Bettina Lange
Asma Vranaki
Andres Gonzales-Watty
Frances Foster-Thorpe
Convenors of the Regulation Discussion Group
RDG - 'Regulatory imagination and regulatory reform: the future of principles based regulation' by Prof. Julia Black, 25 January 2012 at 16:00, Room F, Manor Road Social Science Building
Dear All
The Regulation Discussion Group of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies is launching its seminar series on the 'regulatory imagination' on the 25th January 2012. The full programme of the seminar series in Hilary and Trinity Terms 2012 can be found here.
Our first speaker for this session is Prof. Julia Black of the LSE who will be speaking about 'Regulatory imagination and regulatory reform: the future of principles based regulation.' The session will take place between 16:00 and 17:00 in Room F of the Manor Road Social Science Building in Manor Road.
You are all warmly invited to attend the session which will be followed by wine and nibbles. We look forward to seeing you there.
Kind Regards
Dr Bettina Lange
Asma Vranaki
Andres Gonzales-Watty
Frances Foster-Thorpe
Convenors of the Regulation Discussion Group
Details about the seminar series on the 'regulatory imagination'
We have an amazing line up of speakers for our seminar series on the 'regulatory imagination' during Hilary and Trinity Terms 2012.
All our guest Guest speaker seminars will be held on Wednesdays, 16.00 – 17.00 in Seminar Room F, Manor Road Social Science Building, Manor Road. You are all welcome to attend our sessions which will be followed by wine and nibbles!
Date
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Week
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Topic
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Guest Speaker
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25th of January
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HT 2
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Regulatory imagination and regulatory reform: the future of principles based regulation
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Prof. Julia Black, Law, LSE
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8th of February
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4
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Dr. Alan Morrison, Said Business School,
Oxford University | |
22nd of February 2012
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6
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Regulatory imagination and the challenge of interdisciplinarity
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Prof. Bob Jessop, Sociology,
Lancaster University |
7th of March 2012
|
8
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Regulatory imagination and reform: The Case of the Financial Crisis
|
Prof. Michael Moran, Manchester University
|
2nd of May 2012
|
TT 2
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Reading Group meeting: Fiona Haines (2011) The Paradox of Regulation
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Venue: Wolfson College Dining Hall, 13:00 -14:00
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16th of May 2012
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4
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The regulatory imagination in a global context: regulatory competition in an area of transnationalism
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Dr. Veerle Heyvaert, Law,
LSE |
30th of May 2012
|
6
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The regulatory imagination and the challenge of equality: Gender, regulation and the crisis in personal finance
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Prof. Toni Williams, Law, Kent University
|
13th of June 2012
|
8
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Who builds regulatory imagination? Climate engineering, regulation and public engagement
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Dr. Bronislaw Szerszynski, Sociology, Lancaster University
|
23rd of May 2012
|
5
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The regulatory imagination and the challenge of equality I: Gender and the economic crisis
|
Prof. Sylvia Walby, Sociology, Lancaster
|
Details about our first seminar series on the 'regulatory imagination'
The group is launching its seminar series on the ‘regulatory imagination’ in Hilary 2012. You are all welcome to attend our sessions which will be followed by wine and nibbles!
All guest speaker seminars will be held on Wednesdays, 16.00 – 17.00 in Seminar Room F, Manor Road Social Science Building, Manor Road.
The series explores regulatory practices, as they are experienced by citizens, regulators and regulated organizations in the context of the wider political, economic and social projects in which regulation is embedded.
The seminars start from the idea that both regulation scholarship and regulatory practice are informed by a regulatory imagination.
Thus, the purpose of the seminar series is to explore the following questions:
• What political and economic ideas as well as disciplinary orientations inform regulatory imagination?
• Who participates in the development of regulatory imagination? What is the role of citizens, public administrators, regulated organizations and experts in developing it?
• What, if any, is the critical potential of regulatory imagination? How does it relate to social change?
Check out our website for more details about the seminar series!
All guest speaker seminars will be held on Wednesdays, 16.00 – 17.00 in Seminar Room F, Manor Road Social Science Building, Manor Road.
The series explores regulatory practices, as they are experienced by citizens, regulators and regulated organizations in the context of the wider political, economic and social projects in which regulation is embedded.
The seminars start from the idea that both regulation scholarship and regulatory practice are informed by a regulatory imagination.
Thus, the purpose of the seminar series is to explore the following questions:
• What political and economic ideas as well as disciplinary orientations inform regulatory imagination?
• Who participates in the development of regulatory imagination? What is the role of citizens, public administrators, regulated organizations and experts in developing it?
• What, if any, is the critical potential of regulatory imagination? How does it relate to social change?
Check out our website for more details about the seminar series!
Welcome to the RDG!
Welcome to the blog of the Regulation Discussion Group ('RDG') of the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies of the University of Oxford!!!
The RDG provides a forum for all interested individuals to analyse regulatory practice from a theoretical, empirical, and public policy perspective. It seeks to facilitate cross-disciplinary debate about regulation among lawyers, sociologists, political scientists and economists. The group also organises ‘reading group’ and ‘work in progress’ sessions which will also support graduate students’ works in the field of regulation by providing them with a forum to network and discuss cutting edge regulation research.
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The RDG provides a forum for all interested individuals to analyse regulatory practice from a theoretical, empirical, and public policy perspective. It seeks to facilitate cross-disciplinary debate about regulation among lawyers, sociologists, political scientists and economists. The group also organises ‘reading group’ and ‘work in progress’ sessions which will also support graduate students’ works in the field of regulation by providing them with a forum to network and discuss cutting edge regulation research.
Subscribe to this blog to get up-to-date information about the seminars and activities organised by the RDG on a termly basis!
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