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Highlights from September 2026 from the Regulatory Studies Center include: the Soft Law Summit in November, a September 25 public forum with paper authors on Rethinking Regulation in an Era of Rapid Innovation. RSC launching new RIA Clearinghouse project with USDA. Experts in Brazilian and American finance and administrative law convene for Regulation Week conference.
Previous Editions of the Regulatory Studies Center Update
- August 2026
Susan Dudley's latest essay for The Regulatory Review: Independent Agencies Get a Second Opinion. Upcoming webinar: Emerging Trends in Regulation (and Deregulation). Recent publications and media.
- June 2026
Updates from the Regulatory Studies Center for June 2026 include: New Regulators' Budget Report released. Susan Dudley honored as GW Student Employment Supervisor of the Year. Steven Balla and Susan Dudley on The Continued Evolution of the Congressional Review Act.
- April 2026
Updates from the Regulatory Studies Center for April 2026 include: RSC convenes regulatory experts with the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology to consider the need for clearer regulatory pathways, risk prioritization, and greater predictability, while emphasizing that progress will depend on leadership, accountability, and disciplined execution across agencies. Remembering RSC Co-Director and GW Professor Joseph Cordes.
- January 2026
Updates from the Regulatory Studies Center for January 2026 include: Welcome William Yeatman as Deputy Director. Lessons from the authors of "Triumph of Economic Freedom." Professor Roland Koch of the Frankfurt Competence Center for German and Global Regulation (FCCR) discusses regulatory and compliance practices in the German finance industry.
- November 2025
Book talk and reception with authors of "The Triumph of Economic Freedom." The Center for Industry Self-Regulation brings to campus its Soft Law Summit. Richard Pierce for The Regulatory Review: The Supreme Court Should Overturn the Fairness Doctrine.