Table of Contents

1. Introduction PART I. THEORIES OF REGULATION 2. The Context of Regulation: The Market and Private Law 3· Public Interest Grounds for Regulation 4· Regulation and the Pursuit of Private Interest PART II. GENERAL ISSUES 5· Use of the Criminal Law 6. Institutions and Accountability PART III. FORMS OF SOCIAL REGULATION 7· Information Regulation 8. Standards: General 9· Standards: Specific Regulatory Regimes 10. Prior Approval 11. Economic Instruments 12. Private Regulation PART IV. FORMS OF ECONOMIC REGULATION 13· PublicOwnership 14· Price Controls 15· Public Franchise Allocation PART V. EPILOGUE 16. The Future of Regulation

About the Author

Anthony I Ogus,CBE, is Professor of Law at the University of Manchester.