Debate on deregulation stems in large part from dissatisfaction with the efficacy of the
contemporary regulatory state. The debate is often currently framed as an all-or-nothing …

Braithwaite's argument against punitive justice systems and for restorative justice systems
establishes that there are good theoretical and empirical grounds for anticipating that well …

This paper introduces a special issue on 'Corporate Social Responsibility in the extractive
industries: experiences from developing countries'. Drawing upon case study analysis from …

For informal justice to be restorative justice, it has to be about restoring victims, restoring
offenders, and restoring communities as a result of participation of a plurality of …

A combination of calculated, normative, and social motivations as well as awareness of rules
and capacity to comply are thought to foster compliance with regulations. Hypotheses about …

This article reports on empirical tests of two theories for improving compliance with state
environmental regulations. One theory argues for centralization of enforcement …

The tension between our concept of democracy and the government we actually possess is
well known, despite our insistent efforts to claim that the term" democracy" accurately …

Mark Seedenfeld* introduction By many accounts, the United States regulatory system is at a
crossroads. Federal regulation is lambasted as pervasive, unduly burdensome, and …

Responsive Regulation translated an ongoing academic debate about behavior orientation
and regulatory enforcement into a synthetic framework. Yet ethnographic studies reveal that …

The relationship of regulatees to regulators is expected to be characterized predominantly
by either efforts to co-opt, to resist, or to comply minimally. The object of regulatees, it is …