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Regulatory Reform: Research Agendas, Policy Instruments and Causation

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 April 2017

Alessia DAMONTE ,
Claire A. DUNLOP  and
Claudio M. RADAELLI
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European Journal of Risk Regulation , Volume 8 , Issue 1: Cambridge Inaugural Issue: The Past, Present And Future of Risk Regulation , March 2017 , pp. 72 - 76
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University of Exeter. Corresponding Author C.Radaelli@exeter.ac.uk.

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4 CA Dunlop, Mythbusters Challenge Panel (MBCP) Case Analysis (University of Exeter Report 2015).

5 CM Radaelli and F De Francesco, Regulatory Quality in Europe: Concepts, Measures and Policy Processes (Manchester University Press 2007).

6 CA Dunlop and CM Radaelli, “Impact Assessment in the European Union: Lessons from a Research Project” (2015) 5(1) European Journal of Risk Research 27.

7 CM Radaelli and O Fritsch, “Measuring Regulatory Performance. Evaluating Regulatory Management Tools and Programmes” (Paris, OECD Expert Paper 2012): <https://www.oecd.org/gov/regulatory-policy/2_Radaelli%20web.pdf>.

8 CA Dunlop and CM Radaelli (eds), Handbook of Regulatory Impact Assessment (Edward Elgar 2016).

9 SL Morgan and C Winship Counterfactuals and Causal Inference (Cambridge University Press 2014).

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11 C Ragin, “The limitations of net-effects thinking” in B Rihoux and H Grimm (eds) Innovative Methods for Policy Analysis (Springer 2006), quotation on p 17.

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13 F De Francesco, “Diffusion of Regulatory Impact Analysis in OECD and EU Member States” (2012) 45 Comparative Political Studies 1277.