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Smart Regulation in the Leveson Inquiry: Strategies and Remedies

Explore regulatory strategies from the Leveson Inquiry with Professor Robert Baldwin. Learn criminal law versus civil law approaches, industry self-regulation, and challenges in regulating high-incentive environments.

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Smart Regulation in the Leveson Inquiry: Strategies and Remedies

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  1. REMEDIES AND REGULATORY STRATEGIES THE LEVESON INQUIRY 12 OCTOBER 2011 Professor Robert Baldwin The London School of Economics and Political Science

  2. STRATEGIES AND SMART REGULATION

  3. THE DREAM FRAMEWORK

  4. CRIMINAL LAW APPROACHES

  5. CIVIL LAW APPROACHES

  6. INDUSTRY SELF-REGULATION

  7. REGULATION WITHIN THE COMPANY

  8. WHAT ARE THE REGULATEES LIKE?

  9. SPECIAL CHALLENGES • VERY HIGH INCENTIVES TO ILL-INTENTION • STRONG CULTURE AND RESISTANCE TO ‘ILLIBERAL’ REGULATION • VERY HIGH CAPACITY • VERY HIGH POWER TO CAPTURE AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS • DETECTION AND ENFORCEMENT • OWNERSHIP AND POWER ARE THE PRIMARY ISSUES

  10. DESIGNING GOOD REGULATION AIMING FOR THE PERFECT DESIGN - BEST GUESSING - HOPING IT WORKS MODIFICATION - SENSIBLE ADJUSTMENTS OR - MOVING THE GOALPOSTS?

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