York Regulation Network
The York Regulation Network (RegNet) brings together scholars and practitioners of regulation to open new horizons in regulatory governance through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Our members research public or private organisations that regulate past and present public life, administrative law, specific areas of policy, outcomes of government regulation, and related issues.
Our aim is to foster collaboration across disciplines and the academic-practitioner divide to help meet the challenges facing regulatory governance in the 21st century.
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Dr Eva Heims
Politics and International Relations (Co-Convenor)
Dr Slobodan Tomic
School for Business and Society (Co-Convenor)
Dr Kathryn Wright
Law School (Co-Convenor)
Our people
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| Professor John Ashton |
Financial regulation |
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Environmental regulation and collaborative governance |
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The governance of security; regulation of the private security industry |
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History of insecticide use in Britain, Africa, and the Caribbean; the history of the social construction of risk; history of science policy |
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Energy and environmental policy in the EU |
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Trade politics; health policy and regulation; labour/environmental standards |
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Political economy of money market; macroprudential regulation |
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Regulation of autonmous systems |
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Organisational behaviour of regulatory agencies; industry influence on regulators; citizen and customer participation in regulation |
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Political economy; trade; food systems |
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Fraud; banking regulation; history |
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Regulation of housing; regulation of private landlords |
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16th-18th century; environmental regulation, governance and social relations |
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Amy Kandola |
Policing and sexual violence |
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Financial regulation; payment systems; financial crime |
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Dr Danson Kimani |
Corporate governance; biodiversity accounting; social and environmental accounting |
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Operations and supply chain management; interorganisational governance |
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Regulatory compliance; EU regulatory policy; state aid policy; cross-border service liberalization |
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Social housing regulation |
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Science-policy interface; public participation; democratic innovation |
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EU law; public law; welfare law; equality law |
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Dr Scott Steele |
International law; public law; the environment |
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Financial stability and regulation |
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Dr Frances Thirlway |
Tobacco and electronic cigarette regulation and excise |
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Integrity regulation in public sector; accountability; regulatory governance |
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Legal theory; empirical approaches to law; EU law; administrative law |
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Le Nam Vo |
Impact of open banking regulations on the efficiency and just distribution |
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EU competition law; post-Brexit regulatory divergence in the UK; trust between regulators |
Project spotlights
- The Chemical Empire: A New History of Synthetic Insecticides in Britain and its Colonies, c.1920-1970.
- Understanding criminality in the private rented sector and co-producing solutions.
- Re-evaluating Regulatory Capture: The Limits of Industry Influence in Pharmaceutical and Consumer Financial Regulation.
Contact us
Dr Eva Heims
Politics and International Relations (Co-Convenor)
Dr Slobodan Tomic
School for Business and Society (Co-Convenor)
Dr Kathryn Wright
Law School (Co-Convenor)