Obama Administration Moves to Expand Access to Government Data
Executive order makes open and accessible data a default government policy.
Debate Ensues Over Congressional Control of Agency Rulemaking
Scholars debate the constitutionality–and wisdom–of the REINS Act.
States’ Varied Approaches to Fracking Regulation
Report compares thirty-one states’ regulations on hydraulic fracturing.
“Divide and Differ:” Avoiding Catastrophe in the Digital Age
Scholar suggests new strategy for improving cybersecurity.
The Environmental Impacts of the Built World
EPA report suggests strategies for mitigating development’s environmental effects.
Regulating the Virtual World: A Losing Battle?
New developments in cyberspace may be challenging the state’s regulatory capabilities.
Do Lower Speed Limits Cost Society Less?
Study finds lower speed limits reduce fatal accidents and pollution levels.
Debate over OIRA’s Virtues and Vices Continues
Cass Sunstein and Lisa Heinzerling debate what really happens in OIRA.
A Call to Clarify the Regulatory Scope of Money Transmitter Laws
The scope of state law threatens the viability of new payment systems.
Using a Compliance Cost Cap to Constrain Regulation
Forthcoming paper proposes firm limits be set on costs of regulatory policy.
FTC Report Shows Increase in Pay-for-Delay Drug Settlements
Agency report indicates that potentially anti-competitive drug settlements are on the rise.