Centre for Regulatory Studies

Publications

The following publications are listed for the last year.
For earlier publications, please visit our interactive bibliography of regulatory publications, REGU-pedia

Book

• Hodge, GA, DM Bowman, and K Ludlow (eds) (2007), New Global Frontiers in Regulation: The Age of Nanotechnology, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

• Hodge, GA (ed), (2006), Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas,   Cheltenham: Edward Elgar

Book chapters

• Hodge, GA (2007) Evaluating What Will Work in Nanotechnology Regulation: In Pursuit of the Public Interest, in New Global Frontiers in Regulation: The Nanotechnology Age, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
  
• Bowman, DM and GA Hodge (2007), ‘Nanotechnology products in Australia: chemicals, cosmetics and regulatory character’, in Graeme Hodge, Diana Bowman and Karinne Ludlow (eds), New Global Frontiers in Regulation: The Nanotechnology Age, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
  
• Gilligan, G and DM Bowman (2007), ‘Countering Corruption - An Australian Perspective, in Terrorism’, in Leslie Holmes (ed), Corruption and Organised Crime: Networks and Linkages, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp171-201
  
• Greve, C. and G. Hodge (2007), ‘Public-Private Partnerships: A Comparative Perspective on Victoria and Denmark’, in Tom Christensen & Per Lægreid (eds), New Public Management: The transformation of public sector reforms, London: Ashgate, pp179-201.
  
• Hodge, GA (2006), ‘Introduction’, in Graeme Hodge (ed), Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1- 6.
  
• Hodge, GA and DM Bowman (2006), ‘The Consultocracy: The Business of Reforming Government’, in Graeme Hodge (ed), Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 97-126.
  
• Hodge, GA ( 2006), ‘Conclusions: Spreading the Privatization Family Tree’, in Graeme Hodge (ed), Privatisation and Market Development: Global Movements in Public Policy Ideas, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 176 – 195.

Journal Articles

• Bowman, D.M. and G.A. Hodge (2007), ‘A Small Matter of Regulation: An International Review of Nanotechnology Regulation’, ColumbiaScience and Technology Law Review, 8, 1-32.
• Bowman, D.M. and G.A. Hodge (2007), ‘Nanotechnology and Public Interest Dialogue: Some International Observations’, Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society, 27(2), 118-132.
• Bowman, DM and GA Hodge (2006), ‘Nanotechnology: Mapping the Wild Regulatory Frontier’, Futures, 30, 1060-1073.
• Bowman, DM and G Gilligan (2006), ‘Collar colour?’, Monash Business Review, 2 (1), 30-33.
• Ludlow, K. (2006), ‘A clone with your fries? The regulation of cloned farm animals in Australia’, Environmental and Planning Law Journal, 23(3), 185-208.
• Lindsay, D and G Dewan (2006), 'Lessons from the USA: Recent U.S. Legal and Regulatory Developments and What They Might Mean for Australia', Telecommunications Journal of Australia, 56, 45-53.

Submissions

• Hodge, GA (2006), Submission to the NSW Joint Select Committee – Cross City Tunnel Inquiry, 31 March. 
• Hodge, GA, A Freiberg and DM Bowman (2006), Submission to the National Nanotechnology Strategy Taskforce, Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, 1 May.

Media

• Law Matters (2006), ‘Feature: Nano - Miniscule Technology, Massive Implications’, Law Matters, 1/06, p.4-5.
• Hodge, GA (2006), “Private Deals, Public Pays’, The Age, 6 April.