Editors: David Levi-Faur, Avishai Benish

YEAR 2010, YEAR 2011,  YEAR 2012, YEAR 2013, YEAR 2014, YEAR 2015

• David Levi-Faur, Regulation and Regulatory Governance. JPRG Paper No. 1, February 2010.
• Peter J. May, Performance-based Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 2, April 2010.
• Marc Allen Eisner, Beyond the Logic of the Market: Toward an Institutional Analysis of Regulatory Reforms. JFRG Paper No. 3, April 2010.
• Lisa A. Robinson & James K. Hammitt, Valuing Health and Longevity in Regulatory Analysis: Current Issues and Challenges. JPRG Paper No. 4, May 2010.
• Stuart Shapiro, The Evolution of Cost-Benefit Analysis in U.S. Regulatory Decisionmaking . JPRG Paper No. 5, May 2010.
• Marc T. Law & Sukkoo Kim, The Rise of the American Regulatory State: A view from the Progressive Era . JPRG Paper No. 6, May 2010.
• Dieter Pesendorfer, Risk Regulation and Precaution . JPRG Paper No. 7, May 2010.
• Tim Bartley, Certification as a Mode of Social Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 8, May 2010.
• Bruce Yandle, Bootleggers and Baptists in the Theory of Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 9, May 2010.
• Michael Atlan and Gali Glazer, State Enforcement and Voluntary Codes in Social Responsibility Areas: Integrated Tools for the Strengthening of Enforcement. JPRG Paper No. 10, June 2010. [Hebrew with Abstract in English]
• Bengt Jacobsson, Making sense of Europeanization. JPRG Paper No. 11, June 2010.
• Hanan Haber, Regulating-For-Welfare: A Comparative Study of “Regulatory Welfare Regimes” in the Israeli, British and Swedish Electricity Sectors,. JPRG Paper No. 12, June 2010. Winner of the Giandomenico Majone Prize.
• Filippo Belloc & Antonio Nicita,  Political Determinants of Liberalizations: New Evidence from OECD Network Industries . JPRG Paper No. 13, June 2010.
• Avshalom Ginosar & David Levi-Faur, Regulating Product Placement in the European Union & Canada: Explaining Regime Change and Diversity . JPRG Paper No. 14, June 2010.
• Arie Frieberg, Re-Stocking the Regulatory Tool-Kit. JPRG Paper No. 15, June 2010. 
• Axel Marx & Dieter Cuypers,  Forest Certification as a Global Environmental Governance Tool: What is the Macro-Impact of the Forest Stewardship Council. JPRG Paper No. 16, June 2010. 
• Frans van Waarden,  Governing Global Commons: Public-Private-Protection of Fish and Forests. JPRG Paper No. 17, June 2010.
• Neil Gunningham,  Overcoming the Disconnect: Internal Regulation, OHS and the Mining Industry. JPRG Paper No. 18, June 2010.
• Jorgen Gronnegaard Christensen,  Public interest regulation reconsidered: From capture to credible commitment. JPRG Paper No. 19, July 2010.
• Laurence E. Lynn, Jr.,  Adaptation? Transformation? Both? Neither? The Many Faces of Governance. JPRG Paper No. 20, July 2010.
• Cynthia Estlund,  A Return to Governance in the Law of the Workplace (and the Question of Worker Participation). JPRG Paper No. 21, July 2010.
• B. Guy Peters,  Governance as Political Theory. JPRG Paper No. 22, August 2010.
• Arie Krampf,  Central Banking in a Developmental State: The Case of the Bank of Israel in the Postwar Period . JPRG Paper No. 23, August 2010.
• Frank Fischer,  Participatory Governance. JPRG Paper No. 24, August 2010.
• Per Lagreid & Olle Christer Stenby,  Europeanization and Transnational Networks. A Study of the Norwegian Competition Authority. JPRG Paper No. 25, September 2010.
• Andreas Busch,  The Regulation of Privacy. JPRG Paper No. 26, September 2010.
• Jacint Jordana & David Levi-Faur,  Exploring Trends and Variations in Agency Scope. JPRG Paper No. 27, September 2010.
• Deborah Mabbett,  The Regulatory Rescue of the Welfare State. JPRG Paper No. 28, December 2010.
• Salo Coslovsky, Roberto Pires & Susan Silbey,  The Pragmatic Politics of Regulatory Enforcement . JPRG Paper No. 29, December 2010.
• David Levi-Faur,  Regulatory Networks & Regulatory Agencification: Towards a Single European Regulatory Space?. JPRG Paper No. 30, December 2010.

YEAR 2011

• Kutsal Yesilkagit and O. A. Danielsen,  Transnational Regulatory Networks as a Solution to the Community Credibility Crisis? The Case of the European Competition Network. JPRG Paper No. 31, January 2011.
• Navroz Dubash and Bronwen Morgan,  Understanding the Rise of the Regulatory State in the Global South . JPRG Paper No. 32, February 2011.
• Frans van Waarden and Robin van Dalen,  Hallmarking Halal. The Market for Halal Certificates: Competitive Private Regulation . JPRG Paper No. 33, March 2011.
• Avishai Benish and David Levi-Faur,  New Forms of Administrative Law in the Age of Third Party Government . JPRG Paper No. 34, May 2011.
• David Levi-Faur,  From Big Government to Big Governance? JPRG Paper No. 35, July 2011.
• Arjen Boin, Madalina Busuioc & Martijn Groenleer, Building joint capacity: The role of European Union agencies in the management of trans-boundary crises . JPRG Paper No. 36, August 2011.
• Daniel Carpenter, Justin Grimmer & Eric Lomazoff, Approval Regulation and the Endogenous Provision of Confidence: Theory and Analogies to Licensing, Safety and Financial Regulation . JPRG Paper No. 37, September 2011.
• David Vogel, The Transatlantic Shift in Health, Safety, and Environmental Risk Regulation, 1960 to 2010 . JPRG Paper No. 38, September 2011. Awarded Best Paper on Health Politics and Policy, annual meeting of the American Political Science Association 2012.
• David Levi-Faur,  The Odyssey of the Regulatory State. Episode One: The Rescue of the Welfare State . JPRG Paper No. 39, November 2011.
• Yossi Korazim-Korsy & Avishai Benish,  The Governance of Protest: Vikki Knafo and the Single Mothers’ Social Protest in Israel  . JPRG Paper No. 40, December 2011. [Hebrew with Abstract in English]

YEAR 2012

• Angel Saz-Carranza & Francisco Longo,  The Evolution of the Governance of Regulatory Networks: The Case of the European Telecommunications Regulatory Network . JPRG Paper No. 41, January 2012.
• Navroz Dubash,  Regulating Through the Back Door: Understanding the Implications of Institutional Transplant. JPRG Paper No. 42, March 2012.
• Cristie Ford,  Prospects for Scalability: Relationships and Uncertainty in Responsive Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 43, July 2012.
• David Levi-Faur,  States Making & Market Building for the Global South: The Developmental State vs. The Regulatory State?. JPRG Paper No. 44, July 2012.
• Seung-Hun Hong & John Braithwaite,  Reconfiguring Regulatory Institutions: Learning from Diplomacy and Indirect Reciprocity. JPRG Paper No. 45, July 2012.
• Josef Konvitz,  Regulation and Risk: Lessons from the Crisis Era. JPRG Paper No. 46, July 2012. A Keynote address Conference on New Perspectives on earning, Regulation and Governance, The European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR), Exeter University, 27 June 2012.
• Kristian Krieger,  Norms, structures, procedures and variety in risk-based governance: the case of flood management in Germany and England. JPRG Paper No. 47, July 2012. Winner of the Giandomenico Majone Prize. 
• Edward J. Balleisen & Elizabeth K. Brake,  Historical Perspective and Better Regulatory Governance: An Agenda for Institutional Reform . JPRG Paper No. 48, September 2012

YEAR 2013

• Eric Windholz & Graeme A. Hodge, Conceptualising Social and Economic Regulation: Implications for Modern Regulators and Regulatory Activity. JPRG Paper No. 49, February 2013.
• Bojan Bugaric, Law and Development in Central and Eastern Europe: Neoliberal Developmental State and Its Problems. JPRG Paper No. 50, February 2013.
• Ranjan Ghosh & Christian Kimmich, Information, Regulatory Commitment and the Investment Dilemma. JPRG Paper No. 51, June 2013.
• Sharon Gilad, Beyond Endogeneity: How Firms and Regulators Co-Construct the Meaning of Process-Oriented Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 52, July 2013.
• Jorge E. Culebro Moreno & Pablo Larrañaga, Development of Regulatory State in Mexico: From the Political Economical Reform to the Institutional Failure. JPRG Paper No. 53, July 2013.
• Andreas Kornelakis, Network Services Liberalisation, Competition and Labour Market Governance: The Case of Greek Telecommunications. JPRG Paper No. 54, August 2013.
• David Levi-Faur, The Welfare State: A Regulatory Perspective . JPRG Paper No. 55, August 2013.
• David Levi-Faur, Noam Gidron & Smadar Moshel, The Regulatory Void of the Israeli Privatization Age: A Comparative Study of Pension and Education Privatization [Hebrew] . JPRG Paper No. 56, September 2013.
• Thom O. Wetzer, Regulatory Competition in the EU: A Market for Corporate Law Regimes . JPRG Paper No. 57, September 2013.
• Andrea Bianculli, Xavier Fernández-i-Marín & Jacint Jordana, The World of Regulatory Agencies: Institutional Varieties and Administrative Traditions . JPRG Paper No. 58, October 2013.
• Linda Hancock, Construction and Regulation of ‘Dangerous Consumptions’- Re-Regulating State Casino Capitalism – an Australian regulatory case study . JPRG Paper No. 59, December 2013.
• David Levi-Faur, Jack L. Walker and the study of Diffusion . JPRG Paper No. 60, December 2013.

2014 YEAR

• Avishai Benish, The Public Accountability of Privatized Activation: The Case of Israel. JPRG Paper No. 61, February 2014.
• David Levi Faur & Shana M. Starobin, Transnational Politics and Policy: From Two-Way to Three-Way Interactions. JPRG Paper No. 62, February 2014.
• Martijn Groenleer, Arnout Mijs, Ernst ten Heuvelhof, Bert van Meeuwena & Jessica van der Puil, Strategic Behaviour and Crisis-Driven Change in Regulation and Governance of the European Financial and Economic System: From Networks to Hybrids. JPRG Paper No. 63, March 2014.
• Avishai Benish, Outsourcing, Discretion, and Administrative Justice: Exploring the Acceptability of Privatized Decision Making . JPRG Paper No. 64, March 2014.
• Michael Blauberger & Berthold Rittberger, Conceptualizing and Theorizing EU Regulatory Networks. JPRG Paper No. 65, July 2014.
• Tanja Klenk & Eva Lieberherr, Autonomy in public service provision and the challenge of accountability: Insights from German policy fields. JPRG Paper No. 66, August 2014.
• Angel Saz-Carranza, Susanna Salvador, Xavier Fernández-i-Marín & Adrià Albareda, The governance of goal-directed networks: an empirical analysis Of European Regulatory Networks. JPRG Paper No. 67, September 2014

2015 YEAR

Barry M. Mitnick, Capturing “Capture”: Developing a Normative Theory of Fiducial Regulation. JPRG Paper No. 68, May 2015.

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