… conceived, Reputation and Power demonstrates how much our modern system of drug
regulation and clinical research owes to the scientific creativity and political skills of federal drug …

Dan Carpenter's massive new study of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a definitive
study of regulatory politics and administrative behavior destined to stand alongside other …

… regulation in the United States upon the historical foundation … drug regulation by the Food
and Drug Administration (FDA). The United States is not under-regulated, he argues: the FDA …

… and strength, the weakening of the FDA should offer special opportunities to develop and …
of the growth of FDA's power and authority, then what of expertise, reputation, and power in the …

… en raison de la persistance des images, symboles, croyances et postulats sur lesquels
repose la régulation pharmaceutique, étroitement liés à l'histoire de la FDA et à la construction …

… of drug regulation and avoid an oversimplification of FDA … the FDA is neither a puppet of the
unscrupulous drug industry… deprive Americans of lifesaving drugs. Despite recent criticism for …

… communication strategies of regulatory organizations. Daniel … the FDA’s reputational power
makes Reputation and Power … the real dynamics of power within regimes of risk regulation. …

… knowledge about drugs before their marketing, one would also opt for many elements of
the current system. If there is a form of capture at work in modern pharmaceutical regulation, I …

… , that exception has occured: there is no better manner to describe the role, destiny, and
reality of the US Food and Drug Administration, but by the two key words: reputation and power. …

… and Drug Administration (FDA), a storied organization that exercises significant administrative
… and has deeply shaped the laws and regulations by which it has been given regulatory …