National Styles of Regulation¶
Vogel, D. (1986). National Styles of Regulation: Environmental Policy in Great Britain and the United States. Cornell University Press.
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- Regulatory Capture
- Regulatory capture reveals that whom you regulate and how the regulator is structured matters as much as what rules are written, a comparative-institutional point Vogel (1986) develops across national regulatory styles.
This sourceComparative-institutional analysis demonstrating that the same rules produce divergent outcomes depending on regulator structure and independence rather than rule content alone.
- Regulatory capture reveals that whom you regulate and how the regulator is structured matters as much as what rules are written, a comparative-institutional point Vogel (1986) develops across national regulatory styles.
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