Presentation

Le Penn Program on Regulation est heureux d'accueillir la conférence inaugurale d'une nouvelle Association internationale sur la réglementation et la gouvernance. Cette conférence de deux jours, qui se tiendra sur le campus de l'Université de Pennsylvanie les 17 et 18 juin 2024, portera sur le thème « La gouvernance réglementaire dans un monde en mutation ».

Nous souhaitons que cette nouvelle association rassemble des universitaires et des praticiens de la réglementation de divers domaines et perspectives et de toutes les régions du monde. Nous cherchons à renforcer les liens mondiaux dans la poursuite de la collaboration et de la recherche interdisciplinaires, la promotion du réseautage professionnel et du mentorat et, en fin de compte, l'avancement de l'étude de la réglementation et de la gouvernance réglementaire en tant que domaines universitaires.

Attention : heure locale

Program

Monday, June 17

8:00 a.m : Breakfast and Business Meeting

9:00 a.m : Panel Sessions

Roundtable - Reconnecting Federal Regulation and the Common Law

(In person)
Rachel Bayefsky, University of Virginia
Andy Hessick, University of North Carolina
Asaf Raz, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Chaim Saiman, Villanova University

Shaming in the Regulatory and Enforcement Process

(Zoom)

Moderator : Judith van Erp, Utrecht University

Making Corruption Prosecutions Transparent
Judith van Erp, Utrecht University
Gregory Michener, FGV-EBAPE

Shaming by Bank Regulators - Methods and Applications
Ruth Plato-Shinar, Netanya Academic College

Regulatory Shaming and the Problem of Corporate Climate Obstruction
Sharon Yadin, Yezreel Valley College School of Public Administration and Public Policy

Roundtable - Migration Law as Administrative Law

(Hybrid)
Jill Family, Widener University Commonwealth Law School
Shalini Ray, University of Alabama School of Law
Pablo González Saquero, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Robert Thomas, University of Manchester

Roundtable - Are Developing Countries Up to the Challenge of Better Regulation and Innovation ? U.S., Europe, Latin America, and the Need for Improved Policy Dialogue

(Hybrid)
Manuel Gerardo Flores, OECD
Denis Alves Guimarães, AGPR Consulting
Eva Heims, University of York
Shannon Joyce, Office of Management and Budget
Javier Reyes, Inter-American Development Bank

Moderator : Manuel Cabugueira, Autoridade Nacional de Comunicações / Lusófona University for Humanities and Technology

Environmental Risk Regulation

(Zoom)

Moderator/Discussant : Jonathan B. Wiener, Duke University

A Risk Governance Paradigm for Regulating Systemic Risks of Global Significance
Dariel De Sousa, Dart Legal & Consulting

The EU Experimentalist Governance for Climate Neutrality : Institutional Architecture, Regulatory Techniques, and Legitimacy Concerns
Andrea Giorgi, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies

Constructing a Collaborative Research Platform to Test How Well Cultural and Other Theories Explain Regulation of Environmental, Health, and Safety Risks in the US, Europe, and China
Brendon Swedlow, Northern Illinois University

Adaptive Regulation

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Tatjana Jovanic, University of Belgrade

What We Mean When We Talk about Regulation
Philip Gant, Harvard University Asia Center

What Comes Next ? Innovation and Regulatory Forbearance
Scott Jacobs, Jacobs, Cordova & Associates

Towards More Adaptive, Agile, Experimentalist Governance ? Analyzing EU Regulation Over Three Decades
Bernardo Rangoni, University of York / Antwerp / European University Institute
Nir Kosti, Hebrew University & Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Regulatory CI : Adaptively Regulating Privacy as Contextual Integrity
Ido Sivan-Sevilla, University of Maryland
Sebastian Benthall, New York University

Discussant : Andromachi Georgosouli, Queen Mary University of London

Regulatory Responses to the Climate Crisis

(In Person)

Moderator : Todd Aagaard, Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law

Climate Regulation through Club Governance
Ling Chen, Harvard Law School

The Pursuit of Dynamic Regulation in the Energy Industry
Joisa Dutra, Getulio Vargas Foundation
Flavio Menezes, University of Queensland
David G. Victor, UC San Diego

Regulatory Policies and the Climate Catastrophe in the Amazon : Criminological Inputs and the Analysis of Environmental Policy
Eduardo Saad Diniz, University of São Paulo

Discussants : Andreas Kopp, Centre for European Policy Studies
Claas Mertens, University of Oxford

10:45 a.m : Panel Session

Governance Via Intermediaries - Part I

(In person)

Moderator : David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University

Third-Party Auditors as Potential Intermediaries in the Future of AI Governance
Benjamin Faveri, Carleton University
Graeme Auld, Carleton University

Trust and Distrust in Regulatory Intermediaries
David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

Tech Regulatory Intermediation: Conceptualizing and Analyzing Scrutiny over 'Tech-Level Bureaucrats'
Ido Sivan-Sevilla, University of Maryland

Discussant : Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

Book Roundtable - Regulating in a Turbulent Era

(Hybrid)

Regulating the Use of Financial Technologies in an Era of Polarization : A Case Study of the SEC and Crypto
Hilary Allen, American University Washington College of Law

Regulation in a Time of Turbulence
Cary Coglianese, University of Pennsylvania
Daniel Walters, Texas A&M University School of Law

Does Technology Reflect or Shape the Goals of Public Engagement in the Regulatory Process ?
Michael Herz, Cardozo School of Law

Race Against the Regulatory Machine
Sofia Ranchordás, Tilburg University

Moderator : Daniel Walters, Texas A&M University School of Law

Regulating Insolvency in Emerging Industries ? Unveiling New Frontiers with Cannabis, DAOs, and Crypto

(In person)

Moderator : Yuliya Guseva, Rutgers Law School

Up in Smoke : Bankruptcy by Contract in the Legal Cannabis Industry
William Organek, Baruch College, CUNY

Bankrupt Me If You Can
Nizan Packin, City University of New York

Debt Tokens
Andrea Tosato, SMU Dedman School of Law
Diane Lourdes Dick, University of Iowa College of Law
Christopher K. Odinet, University of Iowa College of Law

Discussant : Adi Marcovich Gross, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Regulating for Health and Welfare

(In person)

Moderator : John Howe, Melbourne Law School

The Contested Regulatory State : Politicizing Drug Rationing in Advanced Democracies
Takuya Onoda, Sciences Po Paris

AI in Healthcare and the Economic Misalignment Problem
Liza Vertinsky, University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law

No More Wild West : The Need for Wellness Professional Standards
Barbara Zabawa, University of Missouri Kansas City Law School

Discussant : Joshua Sarnoff, DePaul University College of Law

Regulatory Capture in a Changing World

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Christopher Carrigan, George Washington University

Technological Capture : New Trends in Digital Platform Market Regulation in Europe and the US
Anne Bellon, University of Technology, Compiègne
Elettra Bietti, Northeastern University

Regulatory Capture Revisited ? : The Limits of Industry Influence in Pharmaceutical and Consumer Financial Regulation
Eva Heims, University of York

Escaping Pay-for-Performance
Joseph Kalmenovitz, University of Rochester
Jason Chen, Auburn University
Jakub Hajda, HEC Montreal

Revolving Door Networks
Wendy Li, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Business Power & Regulatory Capture
Justin Rex, Bowling Green State University

Discussants : Alex Acs, Ohio State University
Alessia Damonte, Università degli Studi di Milano

Developments in Financial Regulation

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Robin Ellison, College of Lawmakers

Coordinating Green Transition Through Intermediaries : The Political Economic, Bureaucratic, and Capacity Drivers of Policy Non-Coordination
M. Kerem Coban, SOAS University of London

Digital Payments and Regulated Intermediaries in Outlawed Markets
Roy Gava, University of St. Gallen

Licensed Detection Agents : A Proposal for Financial Crime Bounty Hunters
Miles Kellerman, Leiden University

Whose Endgame ? : Bank Prudential Regulation in the Light of Administrative Law
David Murphy, London School of Economics and Political Science

Discussant : Sadie Blanchard, University of Notre Dame

New Directions in Regulatory Techniques and Their Measurement

(Zoom)

Moderator : Sharon Yadin, Yezreel Valley College School of Public Administration and Public Policy

The Unexpected Actor : Civil-Military Relations, Coalitions, and Regulatory Agency Control in Brazil
Bruno Queiroz Cunha, Institute of Applied Economic Research (IPEA)

Consumer Authorities in Europe : Policing Markets or Empowering Consumers ?
Jacint Jordana, Universitat Pompeu Fabra – IBEI
Joaquín Rozas, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Juan Carlos Triviño-Salazar, Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Regulatory Metrics : Three Views of the Cathedral
Bernardo Rangoni, University of York / Antwerp / European University Institute
Claudio M. Radaelli, European University Institute & University College London

Rethinking Regulatory Shaming
Victor Wu, Stanford Law School

Discussant : Meenakshi Fernandes, European Parliamentary Research Service

12:00 p.m : Plenary Lunch Panel - Global Perspectives on Regulation & Technology

Kwaku Antwi, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
Yong Lim, Seoul National University
Nicoletta Rangone, LUMSA University
Susan Silbey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Moderator : Alketa Peci, Fundação Getúlio Vargas

1:30 p.m : Panel Sessions

Roundtable - Regulatory Fragmentation in the Twin Transition : Joining Forces to Facilitate the Circular and Digital Transition

(Hybrid)

Christopher Berg, National Board of Trade Sweden
Heidi Lund, National Board of Trade Sweden
Felinda Wennerberg, National Board of Trade Sweden
Shunta Yamaguchi, OECD

Moderator : Linda Boden, National Board of Trade Sweden

Regulatory Governance in Search for Discretion and Legitimacy : Conditions and Effects of a Shift Towards Goal-, Principle- or Performance Based Regulations

(Hybrid)

Moderators : Lise Frehen, University of Antwerp
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

From Prudence to Performance and Back Again? Reconciling Established and Evolving Economic Regulatory Models
Janice Beecher, Michigan State University

How to Mangle Metrics to Improve Effectiveness and Justice of Governance
John Braithwaite, Australian National University
Valerie Braithwaite, Australian National University

Performance Standards, Government Contractors and Quality Control : The Israeli Water Desalination Scandal
Yoav Dotan, Hebrew University

The Effects of Transparency and Evidence-Based Policymaking on Trust (with)in Government
Martino Maggetti, University of Lausanne
Gaia Taffoni, European University Institute ; University of Lausanne

Roundtable - Regulatory Policies in Brazil : Where Did We Come from and Where Are We Going ?

(In person)

Alketa Peci, Fundação Getúlio Vargas
Natasha Salinas, Fundação Getúlio Vargas
Lucas Thevenard Gomes, Fundação Getúlio Vargas

Moderator : Rodrigo Pagani de Souza, formerly University of São Paulo Law School

Roundtable - Incorporation by Reference

(In person)

Emily Bremer, University of Notre Dame
Kevin Fee, DLA Piper LLP
Mary Saunders, ANSI

Moderator : Michael Herz, Cardozo School of Law

Changes and Challenges in U.S. Public Law

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Kevin Stack, Vanderbilt University Law School

The Value of Evidence-Based Intelligible Principles Amidst a Resurgent Nondelegation Doctrine
Ally Coll, CUNY School of Law

Due Process and Democratic Process
David Froomkin, University of Houston Law Center

Rethinking the Federal-Common Law Interface
Asaf Raz, University of Pennsylvania

Procedural Discretion
Bijal Shah, Boston College Law School

Discussants : Dominique Custos, University of Caen Normandie
Matthew Wiener, Administrative Conference of the United States ; University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

Regulatory Intersections with Race, Sex, and Disability

(In person)

Moderator : Jill Family, Widener University Commonwealth Law School

Regulating Race-Conscious Disclosures
Atinuke Adediran, Fordham University School of Law

From Parlor to Back Alley : Tracing the Migration of Prostitution in Response to Legal Changes
Yutian An, Harvard Law School and Princeton University
Yingjie Fan, Princeton University
Xuancheng Qian, Princeton University
Leo Y. Yang, Stanford University

Social Justice Conflicts in Public Law
Chris Havasy, Penn State Dickinson Law

The (In)effectiveness of Voluntary Regulation for Regulating Discrimination in the Workplace : Evidence from the UK Disability Confident Program
Colin Provost, University College London
Sarabajaya Kumar, University College London

Discussant : Chelsea Mauldin, Public Policy Lab

3:15 p.m : Panel Sessions

Roundtable - Regulating Health Care During a Public Health Emergency

(In person)

Samuel R. Bagenstos, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Lee Fleisher, University of Pennsylvania
Julie Tierney, U.S. Food & Drug Administration

Moderator : Allison K. Hoffman, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

Roundtable - Privatization of Law Enforcement

(Hybrid)

Jonny Frank, StoneTurn
Aryeh Friedman, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Jonathan Macey, Yale Law School
Lisa Miller, U.S. Department of Justice
Karen Seymour, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Book Roundtable - “Reorganizing Government”: Structural Choices in Institutional Governance Design

(Hybrid)

A Functional and Dimensional Framework
Alejandro Camacho, University of California Irvine School of Law

Environmental Impact Assessment
Daniel Farber, UC Berkeley

Banking Regulation
Robert Glicksman, George Washington University Law School

Regulatory Policy and Impact Analysis
James Goodwin, Center for Progressive Reform

Energy Regulation
Emily Hammond, George Washington University

Securities Law
Alex Lee, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

Pollution Control Law
Amanda Leiter, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Author-Meets-Reader - John Braithwaite's “Simple Solutions to Complex Catastrophes”

(In person)

John Braithwaite, Australian National University
David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University
Errol Meidinger, University at Buffalo School of Law
Judith van Erp, Utrecht University

Moderator : Cary Coglianese, University of Pennsylvania

Governance of Platforms and Other Digital Infrastructures

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Gary Marchant, Arizona State University

Indigenizing Telecommunication Regulation in Ghana's Digital Economy
Kwaku Antwi, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
Lord Mawuko-Yevugah, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
Patrick Tandoh-Offin, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration

Regulatory Policy Under Pressure : Insights from the Mobility Sector
Isac Antonio Olave Cruz, Paris Dauphine University

The Collective Welfare Dimension of Dark Patterns Regulation
Fabiana Di Porto, University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza
Alexander Egberts, Max Plank Institute for Research on Collective Goods

Risk-based Platform Regulation in the EU – Towards a Strategic Compliance Management
Tatjana Jovanic, University of Belgrade

Exploring The Changing Dimensions of Regulatory Governance in the Global South : Challenges of Emerging Newer Forms of Markets and Digital Platforms
Abha Yadav, National Law University Delhi

Discussant : Anne Bellon, University of Technology of Compiègne

Building Best Practices

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Justin Connor, Center for Industry Self-Regulation

An All-Star Approach to Regulatory Cooperation in the Area of Technical Barriers to Trade : Identifying the “Best of the Best” and How to Promote Sustainability
Linda Boden, National Board of Trade Sweden

Enhancing Regulatory Practice with Systems Thinking
Tony Carden, WorkSafe Victoria

Alberta Energy Regulator's Regulatory Modernization and Efficiency Initiative
Paul Ferensowicz, Alberta Energy Regulator

Addressing Fragmentation for a Global Circular Economy : Lessons from the EU Single Market
Felinda Wennerberg, National Board of Trade Sweden

Discussant : Alketa Peci, Fundação Getulio Vargas

Global Governance of a Changing Climate

(In person)

Moderator : Daniel Fiorino, American University

Import Taxes Based on Climate Policies and International Trade Law
Howard Chang, University of Pennsylvania

A “Conveyor Belt” from International Standards to Stronger National Regulation ? Evidence from the International Political Economy of Net Zero Governance
Claas Mertens, University of Oxford
Thomas Hale, University of Oxford
Emma Lecavalier, University of Oxford
Thom Wetzer, University of Oxford

Global Reflexive Governance for Climate Change
Makiko Nishitani, Kobe University

Discussants : Joseph Dunne, George Washington University
Joisa Dutra, Getulio Vargas Foundation

4:45 p.m : Plenary Panel - A Cross-National Conversation on Improving Regulation

Valerie Braithwaite, Australian National University
Stephen Gibson, Regulatory Policy Committee and Harvard Kennedy School
The Hon. Richard L. Revesz, White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs

Moderator : Bridget Dooling, The Ohio State University

6:00 p.m : Reception

7:00 p.m : End

Tuesday, June 18

8:00 a.m : Breakfast and Business Meeting

9:00 a.m : Panel Sessions

Governance Via Intermediaries - Part II

(Hybrid)

Moderator : David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University

The Architecture of the Regulatory Relationship and the Multiple Dimensions of Trust
Fabrizio Cafaggi, Consiglio di Stato, Italy

Artefacts, Agents, Institutions and Choices : How Regulators Understand, Respond to and Shape the Role of Intermediaries in Financial Regulation
Donal Casey, Uppsala University

Appropriating Business Information Technology for Regulatory Purposes – Digital Service Providers as Regulatory Intermediaries
John Howe, Melbourne Law School
Timothy Kariotis, University of Melbourne School of Government

Discussant : Ido Sivan-Sevilla, University of Maryland

Roundtable - Regulatory Shaming and the Climate Crisis

(Zoom)

Jennifer Jacquet, University of Miami
Roy Shapira, Reichman University Faculty of Law
Judith van Erp, Utrecht University
Sharon Yadin, Yezreel Valley College School of Public Administration and Public Policy

Moderator : Daniel Fiorino, American University

Computational Analysis of Regulation & Governance

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Alessia Damonte, University of Milan

Towards Objective Regulatory Decision-Making : Leveraging Computational Analysis to Mitigate Discretion Bias
Chinmay Chhatbar, WeGovernance Knowledge Services Private Limited
Sachin Warghade, Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Know Your Regulations : AI-based Bespoke Provision of Regulatory Information
Seung-Hun Hong, Korea Institute of Public Administration
Ha Hwang, Korea Institute of Public Administration

Iterative Human Coding and Computational Text Analysis of Public Comments and Regulatory Change
Devin Judge-Lord, University of Michigan

A Computational Model for Identifying Delegating and Constraining Provisions in European Union Laws
Giovanni Pagano, University of Milan
Fabio Franchino, University of Milan
Marta Migliorati, University of Malta

Discussants : Nir Kosti, Hebrew University & Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Daniel Walters, Texas A&M University School of Law

Roundtable - Participatory Approaches to Regulatory Design

(In person)

Markus Kessler, New York City Administration for Children's Services
Chelsea Mauldin, Public Policy Lab
Aaron Stienstra, U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Tonya Webster, New York State Executive Chamber

Advancing Algorithmic Governance

(Zoom)

Moderator : Eva Heims, University of York

Fool Me Thrice : A Failure-Informed Regulatory Approach to Limiting Harms of Artificial Intelligence, Regulatory Waves and Salience : Facing the Risk of Policy Arbitrage
Felipe Roquete, Fundação Getúlio Vargas

Algorithmic Regulation : Unveiling Supervisory Technologies in Independent Regulatory Agencies
Yunus Yigit, University of Queensland

Discussant : Benjamin Chen, University of Hong KongHyper-Personalization in Large Language Models
Ayelet Gordon-Tapiero, Hebrew University

Author-Meets-Reader - Yuval Feldman's, “Can the Public be Trusted ?”

(In person)

Yuval Feldman, Bar-Ilan University
Neysun Mahboubi, University of Pennsylvania
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG
David Zaring, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

10:45 a.m : Panel Sessions

Regulating for Trust and Trust in Regulation, Part I

(In person)

Moderators : David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

Regulating Defiance in Low Trust Times : The Power of Intermediaries, Information and Conversation
Valerie Braithwaite, Australian National University

“Too Much” Regulation ? A Longitudinal Analysis of Public Opinion in the United States
Cary Coglianese, University of Pennsylvania
Rekha Marar, University of Pennsylvania

Data-Driven Trust-Based Regulation : Challenges and Normative Framework in the Age of AI
Yuval Feldman, Bar-Ilan University
Ori Aronson, Bar-Ilan University
Orly Lobel, University of San Diego

Using Transgenerational Commitment Mechanisms to Boost Long-term Sustainability : Insights from Behavioral Economics
Oren Perez, Bar-Ilan University
Eliran Halali, Bar-Ilan University

Roundtable - State of International Regulatory Cooperation

(Hybrid)

Elena Chachko, Berkeley Law
Kathleen Claussen, Georgetown Law
Bridget Dooling, The Ohio State University
Michael Fitzpatrick, The Brunswick Group
David Zaring, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania

Public Participation in Regulatory Processes

(In person)

Moderator : Josh Galperin, Pace Law School

Does Participation Make Up for the Democratic Deficit ? Evidence from Brazil
Katherine Bersch, Davidson College
Kimberly Peh, University of Notre Dame
Luiz Vilaça, Tulane University

Parliamentary Participation in Evidence-Informed Policymaking : The Case of the European Parliament
Joseph Dunne, George Washington University

Exporting Notice and Comment
Edgar Melgar, Yale Law School

Smarter Consultations : Clustering Stakeholders Through AI
Nicoletta Rangone, LUMSA University
Fabiana DiPorto, University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza

Discussant : David Froomkin, University of Houston Law Center

Approaches to Regulating AI

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Fabiana Di Porto, University of Rome Unitelma Sapienza

Moving from Distrust to Trust : Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Subhalagna Choudhury, Uppsala University

An Argument for a Holistic Assessment and Categorization of Private AI Regulatory Models
Dominique Custos, University of Caen Normandie

Can Enforcement Work in Complex and Opaque Technological Settings ? Structures of Policy Enforcement Across Generative AI Applications
Ido Sivan-Sevilla, University of Maryland
Katie Shilton, University of Maryland

A Typology of AI Safety Washing
Ryan Wong, Northumbria University

Discussant : Tatjana Jovanic, University of Belgrade

The Politics and Performance of Regulatory Agencies

(Hybrid)

Moderator : Edward Balleisen, Duke University

Mapping the Political Contours of the Regulatory State : Dynamic Estimates of Regulatory Agency Ideal Points
Alex Acs, Ohio State University

In the Midnight Hour : Stakeholder Participation in Regulatory Policymaking During Presidential Transitions
Christopher Carrigan, George Washington University
Steven J. Balla, George Washington University
Colin Emrich, Holy Family University
Sean Paul, George Washington University

Much Ado About Nothing ? Overreaction to Random Regulatory Audits
Joseph Kalmenovitz, University of Rochester
Samuel Antill, Harvard Business School

Enhanced Metrics to Measure the Regulatory Impact
Daniel Zygankov, Center for Program and Policy Evaluation, St. Petersburg
Alexander Belyaev, Center for Program and Policy Evaluation, St. Petersburg

Discussants : Roy Gava, University of St. Gallen
Hilary Sigman, Rutgers University

Improving Impact Analysis : Ex Ante, Ex Post

(Hybrid)

Moderator : John Graham, Indiana University

How Evaluation Is Understood and Practised in the European Parliament
Meenakshi Fernandes, European Parliamentary Research Service

Are Regulations Achieving Their Objectives ? Post Implementation Reviews – Why They Should Be Done, Why They Aren't Done, and How to Get Them Done
Stephen Gibson, Regulatory Policy Committee and Harvard Kennedy School
Krishna Kenche, Harvard Kennedy School

EU Impact Assessments and Deep Uncertainty
Andreas Kopp, Centre for European Policy Studies

Regulatory Review by Transnational Peers : Insulating or Politicising Expertise ?
Yane Svetiev, University of Sydney Law School
Noah Corbett, University of Oxford
Andrew Edgar, University of Sydney

Discussant : Scott Jacobs, Jacobs, Cordova & Associates

Roundtable - ICT Regulation in Developing Countries

(Zoom)

Kwaku Antwi, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration
Hopeton Dunn, University of Botswana
Ing. Edmund Fianko, National Communications Authority, Ghana
Alison Gillwald, Research ICT Africa
Josephine Miliza, Association for Progressive Communications
Steve Song, Digital Understorey Ltd

12:00 p.m : Plenary Lunch Session - Inaugural Address

Welcoming Remarks
Dean Sophia Z. Lee, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

The Ascent of Regulatory Governance
Cary Coglianese, University of Pennsylvania

1:30 p.m : Panel Sessions

Naming and Shaming : Dynamics, Strategies and Effects

(In Person)

Moderator : Colin Provost, University College London

Civil Society vs. Banks : Exploring Environmental Advocacy with ESG Data
Roy Gava, University of St. Gallen

Naming and Shaming from Within : The Dynamic Interplay of Agency and Legitimacy Concerns of Non-State Governance Actors in Certification Schemes
Ceren Pekdemir, Maastricht University

Media Dynamics and Naming and Shaming
Judith van Erp, Utrecht University

Roundtable - Digital Governance in China

(Hybrid)

Honghai Bi, Beihang University
Rogier Creemers, Leiden University
Hongzhen Jiang, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Yun Ma, China University of Political Science and Law
Kui Shen, Peking University Law School

Moderator : Neysun Mahboubi, University of Pennsylvania

Roundtable - Policy Making and Impact Assessment in the EU and US

(In person)

Joseph Dunne, George Washington University
Elizabeth Golberg, European Commission (retired)
Jonathan Wiener, Duke University

Moderator/Speaker : John Graham, Indiana University

ESG : Disclosure and Behavior

(In person)

Moderator/Discussant : Daniel E. Walters, Texas A&M University

Constructing Environmental Compliance : Understanding the Organisational Structure and Decision-Making Processes of Three Brazilian Mining Companies' Compliance with Environmental Regulation
Daniela Arantes Prata, London School of Economics and Political Science

ESG Reputational Reckoning Bonds
Sadie Blanchard, University of Notre Dame

Are Voluntary Sustainability Disclosures Mostly Puffery ?
Yuval Feldman, Bar-Ilan University
Hajin Kim, University of Chicago
Ronen Feldman, Hebrew University
Ningzi Li, University of Chicago

Making Sense of ESG with the SEC
Thomas Madden, Marist College SOM/Northeastern University School of Law
Gerlinde Berger-Walliser, University of Connecticut School of Business

Private Standards, Regulatory Intermediaries, and Governmental Rules

(In person)

Moderator : Katherine Bersch, Davidson College

Hard Law and Soft Law Interactions in Technology Governance : A Case Study of Autonomous Vehicles
Gary Marchant, Arizona State University

Transnational Private Environmental Regulation : Are States Striking Back ?
Errol Meidinger, University of Buffalo School of Law

Meta-Regulation and Intermediation
Marcus Moore, University of British Columbia

Trust Your Farmer ? : Un (Certified) Organic Producers in the Global Food System
Shana Starobin, Bowdoin College

Discussant : Miles Kellerman, Leiden University

Advances In Regulatory Practice : Concepts, Opportunities, and Challenges

(In person)

Moderator : John Braithwaite, Australian National University

Litigating Governmental Use of AI
Giulia G. Cusenza, University of Udine

The Professionalization of Regulation
Robin Ellison, College of Lawmakers

Economic Regulation, Trust, and the Public Interest
Andromachi Georgosouli, Queen Mary University of London

Competing Regulatory Rituals : The Battle to Digitize Everyday Documents in Australia
Veronica Taylor, Australian National University

Discussant : Kevin Stack, Vanderbilt University Law School

3:15 p.m : Panel Sessions

Roundtable - Communities of Practice : Shaping Regulatory Futures on the Local and the Global Stage

(Zoom)

Marcial Boo, Institute of Regulation
Lorraine Cherney, Australia and New Zealand School of Government Lisa Docherty, New Zealand Ministry for Regulation (ANZSOG)
Roxane Marcelle-Shaw, Professional Standards Authority
Grant Pink, National Regulators Community of Practice
Rose Webb, National Regulators Community of Practice

Roundtable - Full Electrification Requirements

(In person)

William Hederman, Syracuse University Maxwell School - CSIS Joint Program
Branko Terzic, Council on Competitiveness
R. Bruce Williamson, formerly Maine Public Utilities Commission

Moderator : Dipka Bhambhani Hesse, Forbes

Regulating for Trust and Trust in Regulation, Part II

(Hybrid)

Moderators : David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

Stakeholders' Trust in Regulatory Bodies : The Role of Interactive Mechanisms
Jacint Jordana, Universitat Pompeu Fabra – IBEI
Jana Gómez Díaz, University of Konstanz
Moritz Kappler, EU Horizon 2020
Martino Maggetti, University of Lausanne
Libby Maman, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI)
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG

Trust and Loyalty in Governance in an Age of Populism
Marcus Moore, University of British Columbia

Polyarchy and Trust Repair : Distrust, Re-regulation, and Trust in EU Financial Services
Bernardo Rangoni, University of York / Antwerp / European University Institute

The Crucial Role of Trustworthy Regulatory Agencies in Cultivating Well-Performing Regulatory Regimes
Koen Verhoest, University of Antwerp - GOVTRUST and P&PG
David Levi-Faur, Hebrew University

Governance in China : Past, Present, and Future

(Hybrid)

Moderator/Discussant : Neysun Mahboubi, University of Pennsylvania

The Logic of Authoritarian Judicial Review : How Chinese Courts Handle Administrative Lawsuits Against the Police
Yutian An, Harvard Law School and Princeton University

Universal Surveillance ? How Baojia Reform Redefined the Limits of Political Subjecthood in Eighteenth-Century China
Charles Argon, Princeton University

Innovating Performance Measures : The Case of Courts in the PRC
Benjamin Chen, University of Hong Kong
Alex Huang, UC Berkeley

Sustainable Urbanization through Green Finance ? : Chinese Green Finance Pilots and Regulatory Stringency
Wenting Cheng, Australian National University

Social Media in Politics : Investigating the Public's Use of Social Media in the Reconfiguration of China's Social Credit System
Xiyao Liu, Monash University

The Changing Landscape of U.S. Environmental Regulation

(In person)

Moderator : Oren Perez, Bar-Ilan University

Superfund for a Skeptical Court
Todd Aagaard, Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law

Regulatory Governance, an Unchanging Statute, and a Changing World
Josh Galperin, Pace Law School

Depoliticizing Dishwashers : How Modernizing Governance is Essential to Protect the Energy Efficiency Standards Program
Heidi King, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers

Climate Change Adaptation in Government Decisions : Empirical Evidence from Superfund Remedies
Hilary Sigman, Rutgers University

Discussant : Janice Beecher, Michigan State University

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