Chevron Is Dead–But Agency Deference Might Not Be
A Penn Program on Regulation panel addresses the implications of overturning the Chevron doctrine.
Improving How We Measure Cumulative Regulatory Impact
The continuing need for research on the cumulative impact of regulation breeds opportunities.
What Is Lost During State Implementation of Federal Law?
Scholar analyzes the problems of unwritten state law implementing federal programs.
The Important Case That Most People Know Nothing About
United States v. Eaton serves as the constitutional basis for thousands of executive branch decisions.
The Administrative State in a Project 2025 World
President Trump’s Project 2025 vision requires progressives to provide an equally compelling alternative.
Managing Regulatory Review in the Biden Administration
At the 2024 PPR Distinguished Lecture on Regulation, Administrator Revesz highlighted the Biden Administration’s regulatory reform efforts.
The Virginia Model for Regulatory Modernization
Virginia can serve as a model for other states looking to reform and modernize their regulatory regimes.
Congressional Constituent Service Inquiries
Scholar recommends improvements to agencies’ management of congressional requests on behalf of constituents.
Promoting Consistency and Transparency in Individualized Guidance
New research highlights the unique challenges agencies face when providing individual regulatory guidance.
Participation of Senate-Confirmed Officials in Administrative Adjudication
A new report to ACUS makes recommendations for how Senate-confirmed officials should participate in adjudication.
Choosing the Court to Review Agency Rulemaking
ACUS’s recommendation on judicial review of federal regulations provides much-needed clarity.
Seeking Continuous Improvement to the Administrative Process
ACUS identifies best practices for agency guidance, adjudications, and responses to constituent service requests.