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Regulatory Federalism: European Union and United States (Volume 263)
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ABSTRACTThis course of George A. Bermann, Professor at the University of Colombia, New York, addresses the topic of the legal régime of federalism in two of the most developed divided-power systems in the world today: the European Union and the United States. A comparison between the European Union and the United States as régimes of regulatory federalism is a must, despite their obvious differences. In his course, Professor Bermann examines the reasons for the current preoccupation with problems of regulatory federalism in Europe and the United States, establishes a legal framework for analysing those problems, traces the development of regulatory federalism both in Europe and in the United States, studies environmental regulation as an example of regulatory federalism, and assesses the overall prospects for more effectively attaining the purposes that regulatory federalism is designed to serve.
Le cours de George A. Bermann, professeur à l’Université Columbia, à New York, a pour objet le régime juridique du fédéralisme dans deux des systèmes actuels de répartition des pouvoirs les plus développés: l’Union européenne et les Etats-Unis. Malgré leurs différences évidentes, une comparaison entre l’Union européenne et les Etats-Unis en tant que régimes fédéraux régulateurs s’impose. Dans son cours, le Professeur Bermann aborde les raisons qui amènent à s’intéresser au problème du fédéralisme régulateur en Europe et aux Etats-Unis, établit un cadre juridique permettant d’analyser ces problèmes, décrit le développement du fédéralisme régulateur en Europe et aux Etats-Unis, examine la réglementation environnementale en tant qu’exemple de fédéralisme régulateur, et procède à une évaluation générale permettant de mieux atteindre les objectifs assignés au fédéralisme régulateur.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- I - THE INTEREST OF REGULATORY FEDERALISM: WHAT IS AT STAKE ?
- II - THE DIFFERENT DISTRIBUTIONS OF REGULATORY POWER: MEANS AND ENDS
- III - ENSURING RESPECT FOR REGULATORY FEDERALISM: INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
- IV - THE EVOLUTION OF REGULATORY FEDERALISM IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
- V - THE FUTURE OF SUBSIDIARITY
- VI - THE EVOLUTION OF REGULATORY FEDERALISM IN THE UNITED STATES
- VII - THE FUTURE OF UNITED STATES REGULATORY FEDERALISM
- VIII - THE EXAMPLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION
- IX - GENERAL CONCLUSIONS: PROSPECTS FOR REGULATORY FEDERALISM
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
Regulatory Federalism: European Union and United States (Volume 263)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by George A. Bermann in
Current site
Google Scholar
(49,590 words)