Contributor(s): Dr Christian Van Stolk | What are the critical regulatory challenges in developing logistics infrastructures in countries such as Brazil? Why is it time to develop new approaches, based on ‘disciplined discretion’ to move beyond

Anand Menon on the impact of Brexit on regulation [Audio]

Jan 18th, 2017 3m 49s

Contributor(s): Anand Menon | What are the challenges for regulators in preparing for Brexit? Anand Menon (King’s College and Programme Director of the ESRC Britain in a Changing Europe initiative) discusses the key choices and questions on the

Introducing 'Riskwork' With Michael Power [Audio]

Oct 21st, 2016 7m 42s

Contributor(s): Professor Michael Power | Riskwork: Essays on the Organizational Life of Risk Management’, edited by former head of the Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation (CARR), Professor Michael Power, examines the situated management

Customer Engagement in Regulation [Audio]

Jan 29th, 2016 9m 23s

Contributor(s): Dr Eva Heims, Professor Martin Lodge | Economic regulation in the UK has increasingly emphasised the importance of customer engagement. However, there are variations across sectors and devolved regions. What explains these diffe

What is the future for independent regulators? [Audio]

Jul 27th, 2015 10m 8s

Contributor(s): Professor Martin Lodge, Frank Vibert | Frank Vibert (LSE) and Martin Lodge consider why regulatory agencies have become increasingly attractive propositions over the past few decades, why the experience has been, at best, mixed,

Food labelling and its consequences [Audio]

Jun 26th, 2015 13m 27s

Contributor(s): Professor Martin Lodge, Professor Christine Parker | Professor Christine Parker (Monash University) discusses her latest research into the emergence of labels for free-range eggs in Australia. What are the disputes about food la

Engaging with stakeholders [Audio]

Jun 16th, 2015 8m 39s

Contributor(s): Dr Andrea Mennicken, Professor Martin Lodge | Andrea Mennicken (CARR/Accounting) and Martin Lodge discuss the key challenges for regulators in engaging with stakeholders. What are the rationales for engaging with stakeholders, w

Regulation of Standards in Public Life [Audio]

Jun 2nd, 2015 13m 2s

Contributor(s): Professor Martin Lodge, Charles Borden | The growing ethics industry is said to have a considerable impact on life in politics. This claim, often made in the context of US politics, is examined by Charles Borden (CARR Visiting F

Regulatory Failure [Audio]

Feb 13th, 2015 7m 3s

Contributor(s): Professor Bridget Hutter, Martin Lodge | Professor Bridget Hutter (LSE) and Martin Lodge discuss different types and sources for regulatory failure, and how ‘better regulation’ tools may support regulatory decision-making.

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