Regulatory competition and economic integration : comparative perspectives

Abstract

I. INTRODUCTION TO REGULATORY COMPETITION THEORY 1. Federalism and Regulation: Some Generalizations 2. Regulatory Co-Opetition II. REGULATORY COMPETITION THEORY IN THE US SYSTEM 3. Some Observations Concerning Multi-jurisdictional Tax Competition 4. Federalism and Takeover Law: The Race to Protect Managers From Takeovers 5. Regulatory Competition in the US Federal System: Banking and Financial Services 6. Labor Federalism in the United States: Lessons for Coordinated Decentralization in Supranational Regimes 7. Environmental Federalism in the United States: The Risks of Devolution III. REGULATORY COMPETITION THEORY IN THE EU CONTEXT 8. Fiscal Federalism, Jurisdictional Competition and Tax Coordination: Translating Theory to Policy in the European Union 9. Regulatory Competition versus Harmonization in European Company Law 10. Regulatory Competition in the EU System: Banking and Financial Services 11. Regulatory Competition in the EU System: Labor 12. Regulatory Competition vs. Harmonization in EU Environmental Law IV. REGULATORY COMPETITION AT THE GLOBAL SCALE 13. Regulatory Competition and Regulatory Jurisdiction in International Securities Regulation 14. Regulatory Competition and the Global Coordination of Labor Standards 15. Environmental Regulation and Economic Integration 16. Antitrust Law on a Global Scale: Races Up, Down, and Sideways 17. The TRIPS Agreement: A Response to Global Regulatory Competition or an Exercise in Global Regulatory Coercion?

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