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Constructing and Contesting Legitimacy and Accountability in Polycentric Regulatory Regimes
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no DOI — not checkedThere are then various refinements and variations: 'multi-level governance' tends to be used in the context of the EU (for discussion see G. Marks and L. Hooghe, 'Contrasting Visions of Multi-Level Governance
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no DOI — not checkedThere are a few exceptions, though these tend to focus more broadly on the politics or dynamics of non-state regulators more broadly; see for example
no DOI — not checkedIt should be noted that there is also little research on how regulated organisations respond to competing regulatory norms, both legal and non-legal; most research is done on a domain-specific basis: 'how did organisation X respond to set of regulatory norms Y?' where 'Y' is environmental rules, or competition requirements or health and safety provisions, and so on. This is also true for studies of transnational regulation, both treaty-based and 'soft law' provisions: see e
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no DOI — not checkedThere is very little cross-referencing across these literatures, however: research on compliance with national regulatory requirements is quite separate from the literature on compliance with international requirements
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