Thema: Regulatory Reform Programs: Between Political Rationale and Economic Sense
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02/08/2011 14:22:40
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Webteam, Team
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Better Regulation policies tend to be ‘technical’ in nature, based on rational assumptions, techniques and preferences and neglecting the political context of the Better Regulation practice. This goes for the academic theory, and cascades down to the operational manuals practitioners use.
In this context, two questions arise: how – in daily operations - to deal with the political dimension in which better regulation takes place. The other –taking a dynamic perspective- is how to sequence the build up of a comprehensive better regulation policy, gradually embedding it in the system in order to make it less vulnerable to electoral cycles.
To download the paper, please visit
http://www.irr-network.org/document/2741/Artur_Nowak-Far_(2011a)_Regulatory_Reform_Programs-_Between_Political_Rationale_and_Economic_Sense.html
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