David Williamson, Professor Emeritus, University of Staffordshire and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Law Department, University of Manchester and Gary Lynch-Wood, Senior Lecturer, Law Department, University of Manchester, UK and the City University of Hong Kong

• Contents: 1. Introduction to The Structure of Regulation 2. Regulation 3. Regulation and rule following 4. Conditions of regulation 5. A revised view of regulation 6. Structural exclusion References Index

'The Structure of Regulation delivers a fresh look at regulation and compliance. While keeping one foot solidly planted in conventional accounts of regulation, it takes a substantial step forward by integrating a thoughtful perspective on firm decision-making with a rich conception of regulatory structure. After carefully setting the theoretical stage and mapping the trade-offs presented in crafting regulation that aims for compliance, the book offers a cogent minmax methodology for regulatory design. It is nuanced but clear; provocative yet balanced.'

David Williamson, Professor Emeritus, University of Staffordshire and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Law Department, University of Manchester and Gary Lynch-Wood, Senior Lecturer, Law Department, University of Manchester, UK and the City University of Hong Kong

• Contents: 1. Introduction to The Structure of Regulation 2. Regulation 3. Regulation and rule following 4. Conditions of regulation 5. A revised view of regulation 6. Structural exclusion References Index

'The Structure of Regulation delivers a fresh look at regulation and compliance. While keeping one foot solidly planted in conventional accounts of regulation, it takes a substantial step forward by integrating a thoughtful perspective on firm decision-making with a rich conception of regulatory structure. After carefully setting the theoretical stage and mapping the trade-offs presented in crafting regulation that aims for compliance, the book offers a cogent minmax methodology for regulatory design. It is nuanced but clear; provocative yet balanced.'

David Williamson, Professor Emeritus, University of Staffordshire and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Law Department, University of Manchester and Gary Lynch-Wood, Senior Lecturer, Law Department, University of Manchester, UK and the City University of Hong Kong

• Contents: 1. Introduction to The Structure of Regulation 2. Regulation 3. Regulation and rule following 4. Conditions of regulation 5. A revised view of regulation 6. Structural exclusion References Index

'The Structure of Regulation delivers a fresh look at regulation and compliance. While keeping one foot solidly planted in conventional accounts of regulation, it takes a substantial step forward by integrating a thoughtful perspective on firm decision-making with a rich conception of regulatory structure. After carefully setting the theoretical stage and mapping the trade-offs presented in crafting regulation that aims for compliance, the book offers a cogent minmax methodology for regulatory design. It is nuanced but clear; provocative yet balanced.'