All Essays

Clamping Down on Commercial Spyware

Clamping Down on Commercial Spyware

Biden Administration issues executive order prohibiting federal contracts with spyware firms.

Celebrating Our 2022-2023 Editorial Board

Celebrating Our 2022-2023 Editorial Board

Congratulations and thank you to The Regulatory Review’s 2022-2023 Editorial Board.

The New Vision in Biden’s New Regulatory Order

The New Vision in Biden’s New Regulatory Order

The Biden Administration reimagines the federal government’s regulatory framework.

Modernizing Regulatory Review

Modernizing Regulatory Review

Recent Biden Administration reforms will better prepare the regulatory system to meet society’s challenges.

Using Algorithms in Governance

Using Algorithms in Governance

Cass R. Sunstein discusses how algorithmic governance can reduce noise in decision-making.

Week in Review

Week in Review

The Supreme Court upholds a California pork ban, EPA proposes new carbon pollution standards for power plants, and more…

The Cost of Data Protection Compliance

The Cost of Data Protection Compliance

Scholar recommends making improvements to GDPR fines and corrective measures.

Cracking Down on Overdose Deaths

Cracking Down on Overdose Deaths

FDA approves first over-the-counter treatment to combat the opioid overdose epidemic.

Electrifying Environmental Justice

Electrifying Environmental Justice

Scholar urges federal land regulators to protect Native American communities from mining harms expected from the transition to electric vehicles.

“Making a Fuss” About Disability Rights

“Making a Fuss” About Disability Rights

Judy Heumann’s fight for disability rights in the 1970s spawned an enduring, cross-disability movement.

Week in Review

Week in Review

The Supreme Court agrees to rule on a challenge to the Chevron doctrine, the Biden Administration ends the federal vaccine mandate, and more…

ERISA’s Power to Protect Abortion

ERISA’s Power to Protect Abortion

Scholar argues that ERISA limits states’ ability to restrict abortion access.