Governments not only regulate business and society but also themselves in the form of regulation of publicly owned and/or funded bodies. Regulation of the public sector involves regulators operating at arms-length from those they regulate using systems of standard setting, monitoring and enforcement. In the past three decades in the UK, regulation has become increasingly important both in terms of absolute resources devoted to the activity and relative to other forms of control (particularly self-control by public sector professionals and control within large integrated bureaucratic structures). These trends have, in part, been fuelled by executive politicians’ attempts to control public services and demands from citizens and users for bett...
In recent years regulatory mechanisms and arrangements for public service organisations have become ...
This article examines the role of regulation in reforming public services in England and Wales. Spec...
Exploration in Governance, Institute for Government, London, United Kingdom, 16 March, 2012Deposited...
The centrality of regulation among the tools deployed by governments is well established in the soci...
This article examines arms-length 'regulation' of UK government – the public-sector analogy to regul...
The centrality of regulation among the tools deployed by governments is well established in the soci...
Regulation and public service obligations : Lessons The regulatory reforms currently implemented in ...
The reform of the public services in the United Kingdom. Privatization, regulation and liberalizatio...
We develop a framework for assessing the extent of regulatory problems,and propose three hypotheses ...
Regulation of business activity is nearly as old as law itself. In the last century, though, the use...
The fragmentation and hybridisation of governance has been a preoccupation of public lawyers and oth...
The rise of the 'regulatory state' (Majone, 1994; Loughlin and Scott, 1997; Moran, 2001) has not bee...
This article reviews three recent books that explore the social and political foundations of the reg...
Agencies and the new mode of governance. While agencies are certainly not a new feature of public ad...
In recent years regulatory mechanisms and arrangements for public service organisations have become ...
In recent years regulatory mechanisms and arrangements for public service organisations have become ...
This article examines the role of regulation in reforming public services in England and Wales. Spec...
Exploration in Governance, Institute for Government, London, United Kingdom, 16 March, 2012Deposited...
The centrality of regulation among the tools deployed by governments is well established in the soci...
This article examines arms-length 'regulation' of UK government – the public-sector analogy to regul...
The centrality of regulation among the tools deployed by governments is well established in the soci...
Regulation and public service obligations : Lessons The regulatory reforms currently implemented in ...
The reform of the public services in the United Kingdom. Privatization, regulation and liberalizatio...
We develop a framework for assessing the extent of regulatory problems,and propose three hypotheses ...
Regulation of business activity is nearly as old as law itself. In the last century, though, the use...
The fragmentation and hybridisation of governance has been a preoccupation of public lawyers and oth...
The rise of the 'regulatory state' (Majone, 1994; Loughlin and Scott, 1997; Moran, 2001) has not bee...
This article reviews three recent books that explore the social and political foundations of the reg...
Agencies and the new mode of governance. While agencies are certainly not a new feature of public ad...
In recent years regulatory mechanisms and arrangements for public service organisations have become ...
In recent years regulatory mechanisms and arrangements for public service organisations have become ...
This article examines the role of regulation in reforming public services in England and Wales. Spec...
Exploration in Governance, Institute for Government, London, United Kingdom, 16 March, 2012Deposited...