Julia Black

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Julia Black

Law

#1756

World Rank

#2193

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International Law

#1025

World Rank

#1238

Historical Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Julia Mary Black is the strategic director of innovation and a professor of law at the London School of Economics and Political Science . She was the interim director of the LSE, a post she held from September 2016 until September 2017, at which time Minouche Shafik took over the directorship. She is the president of the British Academy, the UK's national academy for the humanities and social sciences, and became the academy's second female president in July 2021 for a four-year term.

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Julia Black's Published Works

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Published Works

Constructing and Contesting Legitimacy and Accountability in Polycentric Regulatory Regimes (2008) (774)
Decentring Regulation: Understanding the Role of Regulation and Self-Regulation in a ‘Post-Regulatory’ World (2001) (591)
Critical reflections on regulation (2002) (531)
Really Responsive Regulation (2007) (355)
Transnational Business Governance Interactions: Conceptualization and Framework for Analysis (2014) (321)
Prudential regulation of banks (2013) (250)
Really Responsive Risk-Based Regulation (2010) (246)
Constitutionalising Self‐Regulation (1996) (226)
Forms and Paradoxes of Principles Based Regulation (2008) (204)
Rules and Regulators (1997) (192)
Making a success of Principles-based regulation (2007) (140)
Proceduralizing Regulation: Part II (2000) (138)
The Emergence of Risk-Based Regulation and the New Public Risk Management in the United Kingdom (2005) (122)
Enrolling actors in regulatory systems: examples from UK financial services regulation (2003) (81)
The Rise, Fall and Fate of Principles Based Regulation (2010) (73)
New Institutionalism and Naturalism in Socio‐Legal Analysis: Institutionalist Approaches to Regulatory Decision Making (1997) (71)
When risk‐based regulation aims low: Approaches and challenges (2012) (69)
Paradoxes and Failures: ‘New Governance’ Techniques and the Financial Crisis (2012) (63)
What is Regulatory Innovation (2005) (53)
Talking about Regulation (1998) (53)
Mapping the Contours of Contemporary Financial Services Regulation (2002) (52)
Regulation as facilitation: negotiating the genetic revolution. (1998) (51)
Cranston's Consumers and the Law (2000) (49)
When Information Came of Age: Technologies of Knowledge in the Age of Reason and Revolution, 1700-1850, Daniel Headrick (2001) (48)
The Role of Risk in Regulatory Processes (2010) (45)
Managing Regulatory Risks and Defining the Parameters of Blame: A Focus on the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (2006) (44)
Personal Pensions Misselling: The Causes and Lessons of Regulatory Failure (1998) (40)
Legitimacy and the Competition for Regulatory Share (2009) (37)
Driving Priorities in Risk‐Based Regulation: What's the Problem? (2016) (37)
Tensions in the Regulatory State (2007) (35)
The interactive dynamics of transnational business governance: A challenge for transnational legal theory (2015) (34)
From local to global: the rise of AIM as a stock market for growing companies: a comprehensive report analysing the growth of AIM (2007) (34)
Learning from Regulatory Disasters (2014) (30)
When risk‐based regulation aims low: A strategic framework (2012) (28)
Reconceiving Financial Markets—From the Economic to the Social (2013) (26)
Proceduralising regulation: part I (2000) (23)
Risk-based regulation (2010) (23)
"Which Arrow?": Rule Type and Regulatory Policy (1995) (23)
Seeing, Knowing, and Regulating Financial Markets: Moving the Cognitive Framework from the Economic to the Social (2013) (20)
Restructuring global and EU financial regulation: character, capacities and learning (2012) (19)
The development of the global markets as rule-makers: engagement and legitimacy (2008) (18)
Using rules effectively (1999) (18)
Regulating AI and Machine Learning: Setting the Regulatory Agenda (2019) (17)
Principles based regulation: risks, challenges and opportunities (2007) (16)
‘Says who?’ liquid authority and interpretive control in transnational regulatory regimes (2017) (15)
Non-State Actors as Standard Setters: Legitimacy, accountability and polycentric regulation: dilemmas, trilemmas and organisational response (2009) (15)
The development of risk based regulation in financial services: Canada, the UK and Australia (2004) (13)
Calling Regulators to Account: Challenges, Capacities and Prospects (2012) (12)
The Development of Risk-Based Regulation in Financial Services: Just ‘Modelling Through’? (2005) (11)
Restorative Justice and Responsive Regulation by John Braithwaite, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002, xii + 296 + (index) 17pp (£37.95 hardback). ISBN 0 19 513639 X. (2002) (10)
Restructuring Global and EU Financial Regulation: Capacities, Coordination and Learning (2010) (10)
Managing the Financial Crisis – The Constitutional Dimension (2010) (10)
Tools for Regulatory Quality and Financial Sector Regulation: A Cross-Country Perspective (2009) (10)
An Economic Analysis of Regulation: One View of the Cathedral (1996) (9)
Tomorrow’s Worlds: Frameworks for Understanding Regulatory Innovation (2005) (9)
The credit crisis and the constitution (2010) (8)
Regulatory styles and supervisory strategies (2015) (8)
Risk Regulation and Transnationality: Institutional Accountability as a Driver of Innovation (2014) (8)
Proceduralisation and polycentric regulation (2005) (6)
The Regulation of Higher Education (2015) (5)
Commercial Regulation and Judicial Review (1998) (5)
European Union energy regulation (2013) (5)
The rise (and fall?) of principles based regulation (2011) (4)
Risk, trust and regulation: the case of pensions (2002) (3)
The decentred regulatory state (2007) (3)
Rebuilding the credibility of markets and regulators (2009) (3)
Involving consumers in securities regulation (2006) (3)
THE PRIVATIZATION PROCESS: Pensions Mis-Selling - The Lessons for Regulating Privatised Social Security (1998) (3)
Law and Regulation (2004) (3)
Penalties : Policy , Principles and Practice in Government Regulation June 2001 Managing Discretion (2007) (3)
Breaking up is hard to do: the future of UK financial regulation? (2010) (2)
Law and regulation for global financial markets: enforcing the new regime – incentive or deterrence? (2010) (2)
Perspectives on derivatives regulation (2000) (2)
Guest Editorial (2009) (2)
Price differences between successive auctions are no anomaly (1992) (2)
Appendix A: a review of enforcement techniques (2010) (2)
Behavioural science in the context of great uncertainty (2020) (1)
A legal services board: roles and operationalising issues (2005) (1)
Impact of Empire. Later Third-millennium Investigations: the Late Early Dynastic and Akkadian Periods (2003) (1)
Regulatory Structures (2019) (1)
Calling Regulators to Account (2013) (1)
The Regulatory Policy of Rule Use (1997) (0)
REGULATORY REVIEW 2006/2007 (2007) (0)
Regulating Low Risks: Innovative Strategies and Implementation (2013) (0)
Review: Contributions to The Champion and Related Writings (2005) (0)
Restructuring Global and EU Financial Regulation (2010) (0)
Editorial. Human experimentation. (1997) (0)
Regulators as rule makers : the formation of the conduct of business rules under the Financial Services Act 1986 (1993) (0)
Quantifying Carbonyl Sulfide and Other Sulfur-Containing Compounds Over the Santa Barbara Channel (2017) (0)
Rules and Regulatory Technique (1997) (0)
Outcomes focused regulation – the historical context (2011) (0)
Constitutionalising Regulatory Governance Systems (2021) (0)
Too Few Risk Takers (1995) (0)
The Global Risk Assessment Dialogue (2013) (0)
Responsiveness and legitimacy in the regulation of the press (2014) (0)
Morgan: Social Citizenship in the Shadow of Competition: The Bureaucratic Politics of Regulatory Justification (2004) (0)
LSE’s experts explain what awaits Britain and Europe ahead of Brexit (2017) (0)
Really responsive regulation* Regulação realmente responsiva (2022) (0)
The Development of the Regulatory Structure (1997) (0)
LearningRegulatory Disastersan explosion in the Pike River mine in New Zealand (2014) (0)
Shorter notice. Science in the Service of Empire. Joseph Banks, the British State and the Uses of Science in the Age of Revolution. J Gascoigne (1999) (0)
Regulating the Retail Sector (1997) (0)

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London School of Economics