(Source: Tilburg University)
We learned of a conference at the University of Tilburg within
the context of a 5-year research project funded by the European Research Council
titled ‘The resilience and evolution of voluntary economic activism and the
role of law’ (REVEAL). Themes and topics include:
Themes and topics • Evolution in
the form and content of standards (finance/manufacturing) • Theoretical
approaches to evolving dynamics and resilience in private rule-making •
External drivers and dynamics for the evolution of private standard-setters •
Emergence and/or internal change of private standard-setters in connection to
regulatory crises and policy failures • Role of industry and non-industry
actors in the establishment of private standard-setters • Dynamics of
cooperation and competition between private standard-setters and the role of
policy change or external large-scale events • Monopolist standard-setters’
regulatory power and their influence on public authority • Interactions with
national/regional legalregimes and their effects on public and private rules •
Effects of international law on private regimes’ rules and procedure • Lobbying
strategies by private standard-setters (both internally and vis-à-vis a
supervisory authority/ies) • Mediation of interests between various stakeholder
groups and outcomes of mediation within private standard-setters • Internal and
organisational enablers of evolution and resilience of private standard-setters
• Constraints and limits to the evolution and resilience of private
standard-setters • Empirical accounts of survival strategies or discontinuance
in private standard-setters • Effects and distributional implications of
evolution and resilience in private rule-making
The full call can be found here
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