Regulating a revolution¶
Zetzsche, D. A., Buckley, Arner, & Barberis, J. N. (2017). Regulating a revolution: From regulatory sandboxes to smart regulation. Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law, 23(1), 31-103.
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- Institutional Lag
- Unlike Culture Lag (which emphasizes norms and informal culture), Institutional Lag focuses specifically on the formal rule systems—legislation, regulatory bodies, bureaucratic procedures—whose adaptation lags behind the conditions they are meant to manage.
This sourceDocuments the regulatory lag in financial technology and cryptocurrency markets, including the 5–8 year gap between crypto adoption and regulatory framework, and proposes adaptive sandbox-based responses.
- Unlike Culture Lag (which emphasizes norms and informal culture), Institutional Lag focuses specifically on the formal rule systems—legislation, regulatory bodies, bureaucratic procedures—whose adaptation lags behind the conditions they are meant to manage.
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