International

Scholars discuss potential solutions to fill the gaps in the regulatory framework governing space mining.

China’s minimum fines foster uniform penalties across infractions and prevent leniency for minor violations.

Scholars discuss regulatory methods to reduce threats posed by foreign investment in domestic realty.

Scholars and policymakers explore solutions to the harms posed by counterfeit products.

The launch of a new International Association on Regulation and Governance can build bridges across disciplines, nations, and generations.

Internationally, regulators grapple with illegal fishing’s role in ecological degradation, drug trafficking, and forced labor.

Regulators struggle to stem the tide of smuggled drugs, meats, guns, cigarettes, animals, and other goods.

EU member states seek to unify their response to increased asylum seeker arrivals.

Jean Galbraith discusses the role international law plays in solving shared issues.

Scholar warns that the European Union’s biometric data collection of asylum seekers criminalizes immigration.

With new development finance definitions, the OECD seeks to enhance accountability in tracking foreign aid.

Around the world, administrative law promises to promote effective and legitimate government.