Diffusion across OECD countries

Fabrizio De Francesco

Diffusion across OECD countries

Fabrizio De Francesco

Politics

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Abstract

Impact assessment (IA) has innovated the way many governments formulate their policy reform. Governments adopt policy innovations such as IA to increase their legitimacy in the international economic and political environment. Yet, during the last two decades and following the 1995 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recommendation on regulatory reform (OECD 1995), the process of diffusion has been intense (see Figure 18.1; cf. OECD 2009, 2011). Between 2005 and 2008, several countries enhanced either the institutional design or the scope of IA as a result of the OECD regulatory review. 1 These considerations call for a nuanced analysis of the role of the OECD in the adoption and institutionalization of IA among its Member States.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook of Regulatory Impact Assessment
Editors	Claire A. Dunlop, Claudio M. Radaelli
Place of Publication	Cheltenham, UK
Chapter	18
Number of pages	22
Publication status	Published - 29 Apr 2016

Publication series

Name	Research handbooks on impact assessment
Publisher	Edward Elgar Publishing

Funding

This research was financially supported by the European Commission’s Marie Curie Carrier Integration Grant, No. 334008.

Keywords

policy science
economic impact analysis
OECD

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Diffusion across OECD countries

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Transfer agents, knowledge authority, and indices of regulatory quality: a comparative analysis of the world bank and the organisation for economic co-operation and development

Transnational Policy Innovation: The OECD and the Diffusion of Regulatory Impact Analysis

Diffusion of regulatory impact analysis among OECD and EU member states

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Diffusion across OECD countries

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GIAmRule: GLOBAL AMERICANISATION OF RULEMAKING? (MARIE CURIE CAREER INTEGRATION GRANT CIG)

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Transfer agents, knowledge authority, and indices of regulatory quality: a comparative analysis of the world bank and the organisation for economic co-operation and development

Transnational Policy Innovation: The OECD and the Diffusion of Regulatory Impact Analysis

Diffusion of regulatory impact analysis among OECD and EU member states

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