organizational compliance programs
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Financial Accounting Standards Board
poverty relief initiatives
building regulations
political environments
economic concepts
concepts, theories, and legal principles
Office of Natural Resources Revenue, U.S.
Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection
social security payment rules
reform and regulation
professional regulation
public administration
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
disability equality duty
legislation
laws, regulations, and ethics
nursing regulations
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
antitrust and the Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Minerals Management Service
concepts
Interstate Commerce Commission
food regulations
white-collar and corporate crime
sales regulations
European Union directives
politics and law
antitrust and the U.S. Department of Justice
regulatory enforcement
ethics / research ethics
creative compliance
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement
financial industry regulatory authority
volcker plan
libertarianism and policy
safety regulations
transport regulations
corporate capture
social control
regulations
Regulation is a key component of the systems that make up our political, social, and economic lives. It is also one of the least visible and transparent components that shape our governance systems. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Political Science; Regulation]
consent agreements and orders
self-regulation
drug regulations
federal gambling regulation