Options for and Effectiveness of Internet Self- and Co-Regulation

Jonathan A. K. Cave · Christopher T. Marsden · Steve Simmons

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The evaluation and design (or facilitated evolution) of new regulatory structures further requires new methods of ex post and ex ante assessment. This paper places these developments in the European policy context, considers existing varieties of arrangements, analyses the conditions for their success and failure, and derives impact assessment guidelines that take self- and co-regulation into account.

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