The Penn Program on Regulation builds on the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s leadership in the study and teaching of regulation and administrative law, facilitating collaboration between the law faculty and faculty throughout the University of Pennsylvania.
This website is dedicated to technological and institutional issues related to E-Rulemaking. It makes research papers, policy documents, conference materials, and key websites accessible to anyone who is interested in the use of information technology in the regulatory process.
E-Rulemaking refers to the use of digital technologies by government agencies in the rulemaking process. Each year, regulatory agencies — such as the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Aviation Administration, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission — collectively issue thousands of new rules which have the binding effect of law on businesses, professionals, and citizens. How these agencies make and implement these regulations can have significant effects on the economy as we
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review
The Regulatory Review