Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner is Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology at the Department of Anthropology, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex.

• 1. Regulatory violence and beyond – regenerative medicine and competitive desire; Part I. Regulatory Capitalism: 2. Regulatory boundary-work in a Global Arena of regulatory capitalism; 3. Regulatory capacity building: regulatory orientations and life-science innovation in LMICs; Part II. Regulatory Immunity: 4. Regulatory immunity and immune tolerance in regenerative medicine; 5. Regulatory capital in International scientific collaboration – a Japanese-Thai science collaboration in regenerative medicine; Part III. Regulatory Redemption: 6. Regulatory redemption and the all Japan system: when the spirit of the regulation is not reflected in its reforms; 7. The Internationalisation of health Organisations – The inadequacy of redemptive down-regulation; Part IV. Regulatory Brokerage and Its Regulatory Violence: 8. Regulatory brokerage and regulatory cascades; 9. Beyond regulatory violence – caring solidarity; References; Appendix; Index.

Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner is Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology at the Department of Anthropology, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex.

• 1. Regulatory violence and beyond – regenerative medicine and competitive desire; Part I. Regulatory Capitalism: 2. Regulatory boundary-work in a Global Arena of regulatory capitalism; 3. Regulatory capacity building: regulatory orientations and life-science innovation in LMICs; Part II. Regulatory Immunity: 4. Regulatory immunity and immune tolerance in regenerative medicine; 5. Regulatory capital in International scientific collaboration – a Japanese-Thai science collaboration in regenerative medicine; Part III. Regulatory Redemption: 6. Regulatory redemption and the all Japan system: when the spirit of the regulation is not reflected in its reforms; 7. The Internationalisation of health Organisations – The inadequacy of redemptive down-regulation; Part IV. Regulatory Brokerage and Its Regulatory Violence: 8. Regulatory brokerage and regulatory cascades; 9. Beyond regulatory violence – caring solidarity; References; Appendix; Index.

Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner is Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology at the Department of Anthropology, School of Global Studies, University of Sussex.

• 1. Regulatory violence and beyond – regenerative medicine and competitive desire; Part I. Regulatory Capitalism: 2. Regulatory boundary-work in a Global Arena of regulatory capitalism; 3. Regulatory capacity building: regulatory orientations and life-science innovation in LMICs; Part II. Regulatory Immunity: 4. Regulatory immunity and immune tolerance in regenerative medicine; 5. Regulatory capital in International scientific collaboration – a Japanese-Thai science collaboration in regenerative medicine; Part III. Regulatory Redemption: 6. Regulatory redemption and the all Japan system: when the spirit of the regulation is not reflected in its reforms; 7. The Internationalisation of health Organisations – The inadequacy of redemptive down-regulation; Part IV. Regulatory Brokerage and Its Regulatory Violence: 8. Regulatory brokerage and regulatory cascades; 9. Beyond regulatory violence – caring solidarity; References; Appendix; Index.