Opinion

We hold the power to change our governmental system.

Commuting patterns highlight differences in labor regulations.

OLA applies an ill-fitting model to financial distress resolution and produces troubling participatory effects.

Proposed fee structure remains flawed and may contribute to the perception of a “broken” patent system.

A rare bipartisan statute significantly reforms the National Flood Insurance Program.

Are regulatory analyses worse when rules are issued in the closing days of an outgoing administration?

Regulators can do a better job of anticipating reactions when designing regulations.

My recent ACUS report presents three conclusions to frame proposed improvements.

OIRA memo is admirable but bolder action by Congress may be needed.

Differing bureaucratic missions produce different regulatory environments for visitors at two major government libraries.

Regulatory flexibility makes sense only when comparing rules’ stringency, structure, specificity, and scope.

Few have had as much influence on my development as a researcher as Professor Wilson.