Reconnect
RECONNECT investigates how calls for more ‘responsive’ administrative state institutions have developed – both among citizens and politicians – and how the administrative state has sought to become more responsive, especially when simultaneously faced with expectations of neutrality and impartiality. More details here
Regulatory Capitalism and Development in Latin America: The Mexican Experience in Comparative Perspective
Supported by the British Academy’s Newton Advanced Fellowship programme, this research project seeks to build collaborative research capacity between the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) in Mexico-City and CARR. Led by Mauricio Dussage-Laguna (CIDE), this project brings together international researchers in regulation to advance research into regulation and development as well as a series of seminars and workshops at CIDE and at CARR. More details here
Information Cultures in Food Safety Cultures
CARR and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) promoted research co-production through the shared funding of post-doctoral researchers. This agreement started with the ESRC-secondment of Dr Julien Etienne and was subsequently continued through co-financing by ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ and the FSA of a two year-position for Dr Jeremy Brice (2016-18), followed by Dr Jose Bolanos (2018-2021). The funding encouraged issue-specific and cumulative work that applies research directly to practice and is part of the wider FSA programme on Regulating Our Future.
| Jose A BolanosQuantification, Administrative Capacity and Democracy (QUAD)
This project is being conducted in collaboration with the Centre de Sociologie de l’Innovation at Mines ParisTech (France), the Faculty of Sociology at Bielefeld University (Germany), the Department of Management Accounting and Control at Helmut-Schmidt University Hamburg (Germany) and the Institute of Political Science at Leiden University (Netherlands). More details here
TransCrisis
This Horizon2020-funded project explored the transboundary leadership capacity of the European Union across sectors and levels of governance. More details here
Regulation in Crisis
This ESRC-funded seminar series advanced the debate about (i) regulation in sectors in crisis, (ii) regulation as source of crisis, and (iii) regulation as a field of study in crisis. More details here
Organizing for Societal Security and Crisis Management (GOVCAP)
This project considered national institutions and capacities to manage societal security. This project was led by the University of Bergen and was funded by the Norwegian Research Council. More details here
Risk Culture Project
This project increased understanding of ‘risk culture’ by focusing on the ‘cultural drivers’ that influence the risk taking and control activities of banks and other financial institutions. More details here