Regulation and Governance Forecast:
This type of project will investigate the implications of a new governance measure (e.g., law, treaty, regulation, policy, standard etc.) for your work. Your proposal should identify the measure — or part of the measure — you are interested in learning more about, and the specific outcome(s) of interest. Clinic Fellows will draw on interdisciplinary methods (e.g., impact assessment, legal analysis, trend analysis, etc.) to build a theory and evidence-informed projection.
Regulation and Governance Architecture:
This type of project will investigate ‘who’s who’ in your regulatory and governance ‘zoo’. Your proposal should outline a combination of factors that will help construct the boundaries of a manageable field of actors for exploration: the object of the regulation and governance, types of actors of interest, geographies of interest, etc. Clinic Fellows will draw on interdisciplinary methods (e.g., actor mapping, actor analysis) to build an evidence-informed analysis of key actors, roles, and interests.
Regulation and Governance Theory in Practice:
This type of project will investigate how contemporary theories in regulation and governance would guide best practice in your work. Your proposal should outline the function or activity you are engaged in, or the outcome you are interested in, that you would like a theory-informed perspective on (e.g., building trust, multi-stakeholder collaboration). Clinic Fellows will select from a range of interdisciplinary theories in the field of regulation and governance to produce an analysis of how key principles of the theory would inform relevant policies and practices for desired outcomes.
