Add to ORKGScholars, government officials, and practitioners have expressed concern over the weaknesses of the federal rulemaking process and the time it often takes to promulgate rules. Given the many instances in which rules have been challenged in court, both the process of rulemaking and the regulations produced seem to have lost legitimacy in the eyes of many regulatees
The modem process for making administrative policy-the informal, notice-and-comment rulemaking proce...
Rulemaking by federal administrative agencies tends to be viewed more as a problem than as a solutio...
Are “sue and settle” tactics used by regulatory agencies something we need to worry about? Not accor...
Over its thirteen year history, the negotiated rulemaking process has yielded only thirty-five final...
For at least two decades, federal agencies have departed from their traditional role as top-down reg...
Although the process of notice and comment rulemaking is familiar, typical descriptions may be incom...
Until recently, parties interested in rulemaking by federal agencies were forced to voice their view...
In 1996 and in 1997, Congress ordered the Secretary of Health and Human Services to undertake a proc...
Are important regulatory decisions being made collusively and behind closed doors? A recent bill see...
The Administrative Conference of the United States’ recent recommendation, Learning from Regulatory ...
Litigation is usually thought to signal a breakdown of social relationships. Game theorists predict,...
Abstract. Interest in the use of so-called voluntary approaches to supplement or replace formal envi...
Introduction: As the ADR movement made its way from the courts to the agency hearing rooms in the 1...
The modem process for making administrative policy-the informal, notice-and-comment rulemaking proce...
Rulemaking by federal administrative agencies tends to be viewed more as a problem than as a solutio...
Are “sue and settle” tactics used by regulatory agencies something we need to worry about? Not accor...
Over its thirteen year history, the negotiated rulemaking process has yielded only thirty-five final...
For at least two decades, federal agencies have departed from their traditional role as top-down reg...
Although the process of notice and comment rulemaking is familiar, typical descriptions may be incom...
Until recently, parties interested in rulemaking by federal agencies were forced to voice their view...
In 1996 and in 1997, Congress ordered the Secretary of Health and Human Services to undertake a proc...
Are important regulatory decisions being made collusively and behind closed doors? A recent bill see...
The Administrative Conference of the United States’ recent recommendation, Learning from Regulatory ...
Litigation is usually thought to signal a breakdown of social relationships. Game theorists predict,...
Abstract. Interest in the use of so-called voluntary approaches to supplement or replace formal envi...
Introduction: As the ADR movement made its way from the courts to the agency hearing rooms in the 1...
The modem process for making administrative policy-the informal, notice-and-comment rulemaking proce...
Rulemaking by federal administrative agencies tends to be viewed more as a problem than as a solutio...
Are “sue and settle” tactics used by regulatory agencies something we need to worry about? Not accor...