Soft law in governance and regulation : an interdisciplinary analysis.

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Regulation and Compliance Studies Administrative Law and Governance Evolving Legal Systems and Governance

Abstract

1. Introduction Part I: The Legal Doctrine and Soft Law 2. Soft Law in the State Aid Policy Area 3. The Court and Soft Law: Who's Afraid of the EU Fundamental Rights Charter? 4. Soft Law and International Financial Institutions - Issues of Hard and Soft Law from a Lawyer's Perspective Part II: Governance Theories of Regulation 5. Between Deliberation and Discipline: Soft Governance in EU Employment Policy 6. OECD Governance through Soft Law 7. Emergent Cross-Sectional Soft Regulations: Dynamics at Play in the Global Compact Initiative Part III: Democracy and Soft Law 8. Soft Law and Three Notions of Democracy: The Case of the EU Part IV: Multi Organisations and Soft Data 9. Soft Regulation from an Organizational Perspective 10. Conclusions References Index

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