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Updated: April 4, 2012 (Initial publication: March 23, 2012)

Neutrality in Systems of Economic Regulation

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ENGLISH

The FCC’s 2010 “open Internet” (net neutrality) order went into effect on November 20, 2011. Verizon Communications and Metro PCS have challenged the FCC Order in court, alleging that the FCC lacked statutory power to impose net neutrality rules in connection with Internet access services.

FRENCH

L’ordonnace 2010 de la FFC (le régulateur nord-américain des communications) "open Internet" est entrée en vigueur le 20 novembre 2011. Les sociétés Verizon Communications et Metro PCS ont contesté devant le juge cette ordonnance, alléguant que la FCC n’avait pas le pouvoir légal d’imposer des règles sur la neutralité du net concernant  l'accès aux services d'Internet.

March 1, 2018

JoRC

Updated: Jan. 19, 2012 (Initial publication: Jan. 16, 2011)

JoRC

Organisé par Aromates avec le soutien de, notamment, The Journal of Regulation 19 janvier 2012 | 52, avenue Hoche 75008 Paris

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Aug. 10, 2018

Thesaurus

Updated: Dec. 21, 2011 (Initial publication: Nov. 30, 2011)

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In The Journal of Regulation the summaries’ translation are done by the Editors and not by the authors


ENGLISH

The current worldwide economic downturn has strongly impacted nearly every countries all over the world. Thus, in order to avoid any further global financial crisis, governments have to restructure their financial supervisory mechanisms. While many states in the western world started to reform their supervisory frameworks, a small post-communist country developed a very interesting and uncommon model. Indeed, Georgia decided to simplify its financial supervisory architecture by transfering all regulatory and supervisory powers to its central bank.

 


FRENCH

L’actuel ralentissement économique mondial a fortement impacté presque tous les pays du monde entier. Ainsi, afin d’éviter toute autre crise financière mondiale, les gouvernements ont à restructurer leurs mécanismes de supervision financière. Alors que de nombreux Etats dans le monde occidental ont commencé à réformer leurs systèmes de surveillance, un petit pays post-communiste a développé un modèle très intéressant et rare. En effet, la Géorgie a décidé de simplifier son architecture de supervision financière en transférant tous les pouvoirs de réglementation et de surveillance de sa banque centrale.



SPANISH

El sector financiero georgiano emergió de la crisis global financiera y el declive económico doméstico en una condición sustancialmente positiva, y por lo tanto, en el contexto económico actual, merece atraer un interés mundial.


ITALIAN

L’attuale rallentamento dell’economia mondiale ha avuto un impatto su quasi tutti gli stati del mondo. Così, per evitare una nuova crisi finanziaria globale, i governi devono modificare i propri meccanismi di supervisione finanziaria. Mentre molti stati occidentali hanno iniziato le riforme delle loro strutture di supervisione, un piccolo paese ex-comunista ha sviluppato un modello interessante e poco diffuso. In effetti, la Georgia ha deciso di semplificare la sua struttura di supervisione finanziaria trasferendo tutti i poteri di regolazione e supervisione finanziaria alla sua banca centrale.


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Updated: May 14, 2012 (Initial publication: May 14, 2012)

Breaking news

Domain names are subject to autoregulation. They are shaped by private contractual standards. This very broad and specific work gives all the rules and compares the legal systems. It includes numerous useful appendices, eg the relationship between ICANN and the registries of national top level domain names. The book also provides bibliographic information.

Updated: April 12, 2010 (Initial publication: Feb. 9, 2010)

CV Regulation

Updated: June 7, 2010 (Initial publication: April 1, 2010)

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Sept. 16, 2015

Events

Attendance at this conference can be validated under the continuing education of lawyers of Paris Bar.
After the holding of this conference, a French-written book will be published in the Regulations Series, edited by Marie-Anne Frison-Roche, in the French Publisher Dalloz
 
Initially the Regulation assumes the consideration of technical objects (telephone, airplane, train, wheat, currency, electricity, etc.). This practical perspective opposes the abstract view of competition law that neutralizes objects by their monetary evaluation and the elaboration of a "fair price" obtained by the meeting of supply and demand in a market.Thus, each technical object has developed specific regulation as in a cottage garden: banking regulation, financial regulation, railway regulation, telecommunications regulation, power regulation, gaming regulation, horse races regulation, and so on. The body of rules and institutions were built, unique to each object, more effective than the behemoth that is the State in charge of all these so different objects and pursuing so many objectives that it was criticized for its inefficiency.
But different technical objects are not isolated from each other. As financial products have long taken the other items as "underlying". More Internet has introduced a novelty that could be radical.
 
Indeed, the Internet allows a circulation seems unhindered benefits that fall most often regulated sectors (financial services, health service, audiovisual services, etc.). Moreover, new objects appear, the "connected objects" whose creation is based on the Internet's ability to set effective relationship hitherto separate sectors, eg telecommunication and health services (the "connected health ).
Therefore, the Internet, which is often presented as a regulatory desert, appears as a jumble of different regulations, which contradict or are deformed by passing in the virtual world and crossing or even clashing with other regulation. So Internet would appear at first glance as a "space of interregulation".
 
The conference of 16 September 2015 dedicates its morning to draw up a diagnostic for measuring the "needs" of the Internet interregulation, so that the afternoon will allow to develop some "solutions" to interregulation. On this occasion, we can measure whether it will adapt traditional regulations because of new technologies and new uses, or more radically rethink sectoral regulations and regulatory law because Internet