Conference information
The 2021 Conference was organised
by a local committee at the
University of Exeter.
You can contact us at
reg-gov@exeter.ac.uk
More information on the
Standing Group is available
on the Group's website:
ECPR SG on Regulatory Governance
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Exeter University is organising and hosting the 8th Biennial Regulatory Governance Conference sponsored by the ECPR Standing Group on Regulatory Governance.
REGULATORY GOVERNANCE: WHO CARRIES THE CONVERSATION?
The ECPR 8th Biennial Regulatory Governance Conference took place virtually from June 23 until June 25, 2021. It covered a wide-range of topics around the over-arching theme of who carries the conversation today. The conference tackled the present context where some well-established ‘certainties’ around democracy, rule of law, governance, public policy, compliance and accountability are no longer taken for granted.
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Exeter Academic Conveners
- Alison Harcourt: University of Exeter (Director for the Centre for European Governance, Politics)
- Claire Dunlop: University of Exeter (CEG and Politics)
- Isabel Engeli: University of Exeter (CEG and Politics)
- Oliver James: University of Exeter (CEG and Politics)
- Joasia Luzak: University of Exeter (CEG and Law)
- Steve McCorriston: (CEG and Economics)
- Alice Moseley: University of Exeter (CEG and Politics)
- Claudio Radaelli: University College London
- Duncan Russel: University of Exeter (CEG and Politics)
Exeter Administrative Team
- James Marsh, University of Exeter
- Imir Rashid: University of Exeter
- Tabitha-Levis Jarsdel, University of Exeter
- Oliver Stewart, University of Exeter
- Lauren Strimer, University of Exeter
SG Steering Committee
- Colin Scott: University College Dublin (Convenor and ex-officio member)
- Alessia Damonte: University of Milan
- Graeme Hodge: Monash University
- Jacint Jordana: Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (Treasurer and ex-officio member)
- Tatjana Jovanic: University of Belgrade
- Hussein Kassim: University of East Anglia
- Christel Koop: King’s College London
- David Levi-Faur: Hebrew University of Jerusalem (ex-officio member)
- Martin Lodge: London School of Economics and Political Science
- Martino Maggetti: University of Lausanne
- Anne Meuwese: Tilburg University (co-chair)
- Ulrika Mörth: Stockholm University
- Claudio Radaelli: European University Institute
- Eva Ruffing: Osnabrück University
- Frans van Waarden: University College Utrecht (ex-officio member)
- Koen Verhoest: University of Antwerp (co-chair)