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CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON REGULATION: THE END OF ZERORISK REGULATION: RISK TOLERATION IN REGULATORY PRACTICE

  • 1.  CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON REGULATION: THE END OF ZERORISK REGULATION: RISK TOLERATION IN REGULATORY PRACTICE

    Posted 07-27-2007 02:35

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    Dear All

    Please find attached Announcement and Final Call for Posters for the:

    2ND ANNUAL CAMBRIDGE CONFERENCE ON REGULATION, INSPECTION & IMPROVEMENT:
    THE END OF ZERO RISK REGULATION: RISK TOLERATION IN REGULATORY PRACTICE.

    The conference is being organized by the University of Cambridge Centre for Business Research and will be held at the oldest Cambridge college, Peterhouse, on 12 September 2007, with optional pre-conference dinner there on the evening of 11 September 2007.
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    Keynote speakers:
    DAME DEIRDRE HUTTON, Chair, UK Food Standards Agency, Deputy Chair, Financial Services Authority.
    SIR PAUL JUDGE, Chairman of the Royal Society of Arts' Risk Commission
    PROF. NILS BRUNSSON, Stockholm School of Economics, co-author: A World of Standards
    PROF. MARTIN CAVE, University of Warwick: Cave Review of Social Housing Regulation
    RICK HAYTHORNTHWAITE, Chairman of the UK Better Regulation Commission.
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    Objective:
    This conference will focus on the implications for regulators, inspectors and other regulatory actors of the changes currently being implemented to the way that risk is considered within regulatory regimes. Recent reviews of regulation have concluded that the aspiration of zero risk - risk elimination - is undesirable as well as unattainable. Government agencies, whilst maintaining essential protections, are urged to make clear to the public the limits of regulation beyond which the individual has to accept responsibility. This notion raises many questions, not least how will regulators, regulatees and indeed, the public, respond? Our aim is to foster discussion and an exchange of ideas on such questions between regulation practitioners and academics.
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    ALTHOUGH ALL PAPERS FOR THE PLENARY AND PARALLEL SESSIONS HAVE BEEN SELECTED WE STILL HAVE SPACE FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL POSTER PRESENTATIONS.
    PLEASE FORWARD YOUR ABSTRACT ASAP FOR CONSIDERATION FOR INCLUSION.
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    Enquiries:
    For further information (full programme, abstracts, papers, directions, booking form) please see our website:
    www.cbr.cam.ac.uk/news/Risk_Regulation_Conference.htm
    or contact Ms Rachel Wagstaff (Conference Administrator): mailto:enquiries@cbr.cam.ac.uk; tel: +44 (0)1223 765320
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    Booking and Fees:
    Payment can be made by credit card, cheque or bank transfer.
    Follow the link from our website or go to:
    https://webservices.admin.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/esales/confbookxfca/form.cgi .
    Practitioners/Academics: £80 (incl. £30 discount for booking before 12 August 2007).
    Pre-conference dinner: £35.  (A limited number of conference places available for postgraduate students at £30)
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    Organizing Committee:
    Paul Sanderson (Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge); John Brady (Regulation Programmes, Anglia Ruskin University); David Seidl (Munich School of Management, University of Munich)
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    Prof. David Seidl, PhD

    Juniorprofessur fuer strategische Unternehmensfuehrung

    Ludwig-Maximilians-Universiaet Muenchen

    Ludwigstr. 28 Rgb III

    80539 Muenchen

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