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The Regulatory Power of Corporations,tion and international political economy. Eckert suggests moving from demand-side arguments about the shadow of hierarchy, regulatory threats and authority to considering what private actors have to offer on the supply side. She spells out expectations for the three types of corporate power in regul

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Protecting Consumers and the Environment in Europe, literature on the power balance between corporate interests and environmental and consumer interests. Next, Eckert formulates expectations on how corporate regulatory strategies materialise at the EU-level. To that end, she compares the role of voluntary agreements, secondary law and its implementa

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The Expert: Striving for a Circular Economy,d paper industries and discusses their varying exposure to public and NGO pressure. Next, it considers how measures proposed under the circular economy initiative might affect these industries in the future. A second part contrasts the diverging rationales of the two industry branches in the EU regu

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Conclusion: The Corporate Challenge to Regulators,on studied in the book policymakers have limited capacity to effectively pose a regulatory threat. Rather, it is the experts, innovators and operators posing a challenge to regulation. There is an eminent risk for regulators to reward gatekeeping (expert), protect market power (innovator) and amplif

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Alexandra Poli,Sylvain Kerbourc’h,David Mélo sectors have occasionally come under considerable public pressure, but where overall ample room is left for corporate discretion in relevant areas of regulation. This tension is addressed in the book’s research questions: To what extent are corporations threatened by regulation, and to what extent

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