Regine Paul

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University of Bergen

Norway

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Regine Paul is a Professor at the University of Bergen, Norway. Her research primarily focuses on critical policy studies, particularly in relation to governance, artificial intelligence regulation, and the impacts of digital technologies on democracy. Recent publications explore themes such as the challenges of authoritarianism, the role of scholarly communities, and the importance of democratizing science in contemporary society.

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How States Account for Failure in Europe (HowSAFE): Risk and the Limits of Governance

Open Date: 2013-01-28

Close Date: 2016-12-31

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David Demeritt

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King’s College London

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CNRS Délégation Paris B

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Royal Roads University

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Henry Rothstein

King’s College London

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Departing from all semblance of democracy: how scholarly communities can respond to the rise of oligarchy and authoritarianism

Fifteen years of Critical Policy Studies : achievements, challenges, and the tensions of growth

With or without X : can journals engage critically on and with social media owned by tech billionaires?

Democratizing science is an urgent, collective, and continuous project: expanding the boundaries of critical policy studies

European artificial intelligence “trusted throughout the world”: Risk‐based regulation and the fashioning of a competitive common AI market

Can critical policy studies outsmart AI? Research agenda on artificial intelligence technologies and public policy

Peace and Prosperity for the Digital Age? The Colonial Political Economy of European AI Governance

The Boundary Conditions for Regulation

Analyse and rule? A conceptual framework for explaining the variable appeals of ex-ante evaluation in policymaking

Why regulators assess risk differently: Regulatory style, business organization, and the varied practice of risk‐based food safety inspections across the EU

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David Demeritt

Olivier Borraz

Tracy Smith-Carrier

Henry Rothstein

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