Evolution along the Government-Governance Continuum: Impacts of Regulations on Medicines Innovation in the United States

Christopher-Paul Milne; Joyce Tait

Evolution along the Government-Governance Continuum: Impacts of Regulations on Medicines Innovation in the United States

Christopher-Paul Milne, Joyce Tait

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In recent decades a body of work in the social sciences has studied the way regulations work in the field of science, technology and innovation (STI). It has detected changes in the interaction of regulators with the regulated in terms of a movement away from top-down, command-and control ‘government’ towards a new bottom-up ‘governance’ approach that focuses on problemsolving rather than regulatory bargaining.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Limits to Governance
Subtitle of host publication	The Challenge of Policy-Making for the New Life Sciences
Editors	Theo Papaioannou, Catherine Lyall, James Smith
Publisher	Ashgate Publishing
Chapter	5
Pages	107-132
ISBN (Electronic)	9781317025306
ISBN (Print)	9780754675082
Publication status	Published - Jun 2009

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The Limits to Governance: The Challenge of Policy-Making for the New Life Sciences. ed. / Theo Papaioannou; Catherine Lyall; James Smith. Ashgate Publishing, 2009. p. 107-132.

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