📜 Regulatory Policy

In-depth examinations of how governments design, implement, and reform the rules that govern industries, balancing public interest with economic vitality.

The Cost-Benefit Revolution

by Cass R. Sunstein • 2018

Government rules used to be about politics. Then Reagan made them about arithmetic.

3.62

116

⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis 🏛️ Technocratic Governance ⚠️ Risk Regulation

The Cost-Benefit Revolution 91%

Government rules used to be about politics. Then Reagan made them about arithmetic.

by Cass R. Sunstein 2018

3.62

116 ratings

⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis 🏛️ Technocratic Governance ⚠️ Risk Regulation

The Captured Economy

by Brink Lindsey • 2017

Why the economy works for the rich and against everyone else. Four policy levers, no conspiracy.

3.89

416

🔒 Regulatory Capture 💸 Rent-Seeking 📉 Economic Inequality

The Captured Economy 89%

Why the economy works for the rich and against everyone else. Four policy levers, no conspiracy.

by Brink Lindsey 2017

3.89

416 ratings

🔒 Regulatory Capture 💸 Rent-Seeking 📉 Economic Inequality

Simpler

by Cass R. Sunstein • 2013

Regulation doesn't need more weight; it needs simplicity, smarter defaults, and behavioral insight.

3.58

535

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📜 Regulatory Reform 📊 Cost-Benefit Analysis

Simpler 89%

Regulation doesn't need more weight; it needs simplicity, smarter defaults, and behavioral insight.

by Cass R. Sunstein 2013

3.58

535 ratings

🧠 Behavioral Economics 📜 Regulatory Reform 📊 Cost-Benefit Analysis

The Tech Coup

by Marietje Schaake • 2024

When tech companies became the state, democracy became a user agreement no one reads.

3.78

468

🏛️ Tech Regulation 🏢 Corporate Power 👁️ Surveillance Capitalism

The Tech Coup 89%

When tech companies became the state, democracy became a user agreement no one reads.

by Marietje Schaake 2024

3.78

468 ratings

🏛️ Tech Regulation 🏢 Corporate Power 👁️ Surveillance Capitalism

Rebooting Justice

by Benjamin H. Barton • 2017

Justice is too expensive for most Americans. The surprising cure: fewer lawyers and smarter systems.

3.90

🏛️ Access To Justice ⚖️ Legal System Reform 🔗 Criminal Justice Reform

Rebooting Justice 89%

Justice is too expensive for most Americans. The surprising cure: fewer lawyers and smarter systems.

by Benjamin H. Barton 2017

3.90

29 ratings

🏛️ Access To Justice ⚖️ Legal System Reform 🔗 Criminal Justice Reform

Public Citizens

by Paul Sabin • 2024

How liberal crusaders against big government paved the road for Reagan’s anti-government revolution.

3.82

199

⚖️ Public Interest Law 📜 Regulatory Reform 🌿 Environmental Activism

Public Citizens 88%

How liberal crusaders against big government paved the road for Reagan’s anti-government revolution.

by Paul Sabin 2024

3.82

199 ratings

⚖️ Public Interest Law 📜 Regulatory Reform 🌿 Environmental Activism

Policy Paradox

by Deborah Stone • 1988

Policy runs on stories and symbols more than spreadsheets. The winner defines the problem.

3.87

1k+

🏛️ Policy Analysis 🔲 Framing Effects 🏗️ Social Construction

Policy Paradox 88%

Policy runs on stories and symbols more than spreadsheets. The winner defines the problem.

by Deborah Stone 1988

3.87

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Policy Analysis 🔲 Framing Effects 🏗️ Social Construction

The Bankers' New Clothes

by Anat Admati • 2013

The simple fix for the next financial crisis: make banks use 20% equity, not 2%.

3.83

776

🏦 Banking Regulation 🐍 Regulatory Capture 🏛️ Too Big To Fail

The Bankers' New Clothes 88%

The simple fix for the next financial crisis: make banks use 20% equity, not 2%.

by Anat Admati 2013

3.83

776 ratings

🏦 Banking Regulation 🐍 Regulatory Capture 🏛️ Too Big To Fail

Fiber

by Susan P. Crawford • 2018

Fiber is this century's electricity, and America skipped the wiring job.

3.87

159

🌐 Internet Infrastructure 📡 Telecom Policy ⚖️ Regulatory Capture

Fiber 88%

Fiber is this century's electricity, and America skipped the wiring job.

by Susan P. Crawford 2018

3.87

159 ratings

🌐 Internet Infrastructure 📡 Telecom Policy ⚖️ Regulatory Capture

An Introduction to the Policy Process

by Thomas A. Birkland • 2001

Policy fails less from bad ideas than from the battles over attention, framing, and implementation.

3.58

288

🏛️ Policy Process 📋 Agenda Setting ⚙️ Policy Implementation

An Introduction to the Policy Process Summary

An Introduction to the Policy Process 88%

Policy fails less from bad ideas than from the battles over attention, framing, and implementation.

by Thomas A. Birkland 2001

3.58

288 ratings

🏛️ Policy Process 📋 Agenda Setting ⚙️ Policy Implementation

Life Without Lawyers

by Philip K. Howard • 2009

America didn't add too many laws. Law itself became the mindset, and common sense lost.

3.65

176

⚖️ Legal Reform 📋 Tort Reform 🏛️ Bureaucratic Dysfunction

Life Without Lawyers 88%

America didn't add too many laws. Law itself became the mindset, and common sense lost.

by Philip K. Howard 2009

3.65

176 ratings

⚖️ Legal Reform 📋 Tort Reform 🏛️ Bureaucratic Dysfunction

Recoding America

by Jennifer Pahlka • 2023

Government's tech catastrophes share one cause: it treats code as a purchase, never a practice.

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3k+

🖥️ Gov Tech 🔄 Digital Transformation 🔁 Agile Government

Recoding America 88%

Government's tech catastrophes share one cause: it treats code as a purchase, never a practice.

by Jennifer Pahlka 2023

4.37

3k+ ratings

🖥️ Gov Tech 🔄 Digital Transformation 🔁 Agile Government

Bring Back the Bureaucrats

by John DiIulio • 2014

Government grew. Bureaucracy didn't. The case for hiring federal workers to make it smaller.

3.22

🏛️ Public Administration 🔧 Government Reform 📄 Outsourcing Critique

Bring Back the Bureaucrats 88%

Government grew. Bureaucracy didn't. The case for hiring federal workers to make it smaller.

by John DiIulio 2014

3.22

32 ratings

🏛️ Public Administration 🔧 Government Reform 📄 Outsourcing Critique

Why Nudge?

by Cass R. Sunstein • 2014

Predictable human error justifies a new kind of paternalism, one that preserves choice.

3.47

245

📉 Behavioral Economics 🏛️ Public Policy 🧠 Cognitive Biases

Why Nudge? 88%

Predictable human error justifies a new kind of paternalism, one that preserves choice.

by Cass R. Sunstein 2014

3.47

245 ratings

📉 Behavioral Economics 🏛️ Public Policy 🧠 Cognitive Biases

Rewiring Democracy

by Bruce Schneier • 2025

AI writes laws, targets voters, judges cases. Democracy is an information system; AI is the driver.

3.67

🖥️ Digital Governance ⚖️ Algorithmic Bias 🏛️ Power Concentration

Rewiring Democracy 88%

AI writes laws, targets voters, judges cases. Democracy is an information system; AI is the driver.

by Bruce Schneier 2025

3.67

91 ratings

🖥️ Digital Governance ⚖️ Algorithmic Bias 🏛️ Power Concentration

Digital Empires

by Anu Bradford • 2023

Three powers are battling to govern the internet, and the prize is the future of democracy.

3.91

151

🌐 Internet Governance ⚖️ Regulatory Competition 🇨🇳 Techno-Nationalism

Digital Empires 88%

Three powers are battling to govern the internet, and the prize is the future of democracy.

by Anu Bradford 2023

3.91

151 ratings

🌐 Internet Governance ⚖️ Regulatory Competition 🇨🇳 Techno-Nationalism

Delay, Deny, Defend

by Jay M. Feinman • 2010

McKinsey taught insurers to see claims not as promises to keep but as costs to cut.

4.03

805

🛡️ Insurance Industry 📢 Consumer Advocacy ⚖️ Corporate Accountability

Delay, Deny, Defend 88%

McKinsey taught insurers to see claims not as promises to keep but as costs to cut.

by Jay M. Feinman 2010

4.03

805 ratings

🛡️ Insurance Industry 📢 Consumer Advocacy ⚖️ Corporate Accountability

Understanding Public Policy

by Thomas R. Dye • 1969

Governments make policy through many lenses. An eight-model toolkit shows why each is half right.

3.81

244

🏛️ Public Policy Analysis 🇺🇸 American Government 🔍 Policy Frameworks

Understanding Public Policy 88%

Governments make policy through many lenses. An eight-model toolkit shows why each is half right.

by Thomas R. Dye 1969

3.81

244 ratings

🏛️ Public Policy Analysis 🇺🇸 American Government 🔍 Policy Frameworks

Fragmented Democracy

by Jamila Michener • 2018

Your zip code decides your Medicaid benefits. It also decides whether you bother with politics.

4.23

120

🏛️ American Federalism 🏥 Health Policy ⚖️ Political Inequality

Fragmented Democracy 88%

Your zip code decides your Medicaid benefits. It also decides whether you bother with politics.

by Jamila Michener 2018

4.23

120 ratings

🏛️ American Federalism 🏥 Health Policy ⚖️ Political Inequality

The Fifth Risk

by Michael Lewis • 2018

Why a $40,000 health clinic in rural America reveals a government most Americans never see.

4.09

48k+

🔬 Science Policy 🇺🇸 Trump Administration 📊 Open Data

The Fifth Risk 88%

Why a $40,000 health clinic in rural America reveals a government most Americans never see.

by Michael Lewis 2018

4.09

48k+ ratings

🔬 Science Policy 🇺🇸 Trump Administration 📊 Open Data

The People's Welfare

by William J. Novak • 1996

Before laissez-faire, 19th-century America ran on local rules: markets, morals, everything.

3.88

🏛️ American Legal History 🕰️ 19th-Century America 🏘️ Local Self-Government

The People's Welfare 88%

Before laissez-faire, 19th-century America ran on local rules: markets, morals, everything.

by William J. Novak 1996

3.88

81 ratings

🏛️ American Legal History 🕰️ 19th-Century America 🏘️ Local Self-Government

The Two Percent Solution

by Matt Miller • 2003

America's biggest domestic problems cost two percent of GDP to fix. That's the whole argument.

3.98

🏛️ Domestic Policy 🏥 Healthcare Reform 📚 Education Reform

The Two Percent Solution 88%

America's biggest domestic problems cost two percent of GDP to fix. That's the whole argument.

by Matt Miller 2003

3.98

89 ratings

🏛️ Domestic Policy 🏥 Healthcare Reform 📚 Education Reform

How to Run A Government

by Michael Barber • 2015

A small delivery team, relentless data, and boring routines: the real engine of government reform.

3.90

402

📋 Policy Implementation 🏛️ Public Sector Reform 📊 Evidence-Based Policy

How to Run A Government 88%

A small delivery team, relentless data, and boring routines: the real engine of government reform.

by Michael Barber 2015

3.90

402 ratings

📋 Policy Implementation 🏛️ Public Sector Reform 📊 Evidence-Based Policy

Demosclerosis

by Jonathan Rauch • 1994

Small groups outmaneuver large publics. The cost: a government that gets busier while doing less.

4.10

🏛️ Public Choice Theory 📉 Political Economy 💰 Rent-Seeking

Demosclerosis 88%

Small groups outmaneuver large publics. The cost: a government that gets busier while doing less.

by Jonathan Rauch 1994

4.10

29 ratings

🏛️ Public Choice Theory 📉 Political Economy 💰 Rent-Seeking

Capitalizing on Crisis

by Greta R. Krippner • 2011

Financialization was no blueprint. It was the state’s accidental escape from a crisis of legitimacy.

4.35

181

🏛️ Political Economy 📜 Financial History 📉 Financial Deregulation

Capitalizing on Crisis 88%

Financialization was no blueprint. It was the state’s accidental escape from a crisis of legitimacy.

by Greta R. Krippner 2011

4.35

181 ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 📜 Financial History 📉 Financial Deregulation

Why Nothing Works

by Marc J. Dunkelman • 2025

Progressivism has two souls: one builds, one stops. The stopper won, so nothing gets built.

3.79

1k+

🇺🇸 American Progressivism 🔒 Bureaucratic Gridlock 🏘️ Housing Crisis

Why Nothing Works 88%

Progressivism has two souls: one builds, one stops. The stopper won, so nothing gets built.

by Marc J. Dunkelman 2025

3.79

1k+ ratings

🇺🇸 American Progressivism 🔒 Bureaucratic Gridlock 🏘️ Housing Crisis

Common Sense

by Joel Greenblatt • 2020

The same incentive logic that picks stocks can fix schools, wages, and banks.

3.65

276

🏛️ Economic Policy 📚 Education Reform 💡 Market-Based Solutions

Common Sense 88%

The same incentive logic that picks stocks can fix schools, wages, and banks.

by Joel Greenblatt 2020

3.65

276 ratings

🏛️ Economic Policy 📚 Education Reform 💡 Market-Based Solutions

Too Big to Fail

by Gary H. Stern • 2004

Policymakers always blink when big banks teeter. The fix borrows from how Volcker broke inflation.

3.60

🏦 Banking Regulation 📉 Financial Crises ⚠️ Moral Hazard

Too Big to Fail 88%

Policymakers always blink when big banks teeter. The fix borrows from how Volcker broke inflation.

by Gary H. Stern 2004

3.60

25 ratings

🏦 Banking Regulation 📉 Financial Crises ⚠️ Moral Hazard

The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care

by Sally C. Pipes • 2008

The 46 million uninsured is a mirage; government is the real problem.

3.54

🏥 Healthcare Policy 📉 Free-Market Economics 🇨🇦 Single-Payer Critique

The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care Summary

The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care 88%

The 46 million uninsured is a mirage; government is the real problem.

by Sally C. Pipes 2008

3.54

24 ratings

🏥 Healthcare Policy 📉 Free-Market Economics 🇨🇦 Single-Payer Critique

Mission Economy

by Mariana Mazzucato • 2020

State-led missions built the internet and GPS; now turn that force on climate and inequality.

3.85

3k+

💡 Innovation Economics 🏛️ Public Sector Reform 🏭 Industrial Policy

Mission Economy 88%

State-led missions built the internet and GPS; now turn that force on climate and inequality.

by Mariana Mazzucato 2020

3.85

3k+ ratings

💡 Innovation Economics 🏛️ Public Sector Reform 🏭 Industrial Policy

Diagnosis

by Jane M. Hightower • 2008

Your tuna sandwich contains a neurotoxin, and the government knew it long before your doctor did.

3.53

🔬 Environmental Toxicology 🏛️ Public Health Policy 💼 Regulatory Capture

Diagnosis 88%

Your tuna sandwich contains a neurotoxin, and the government knew it long before your doctor did.

by Jane M. Hightower 2008

3.53

34 ratings

🔬 Environmental Toxicology 🏛️ Public Health Policy 💼 Regulatory Capture

A Letter to Liberals

by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. • 2022

Science silenced, dissent crushed, trillions siphoned: the pandemic response that liberals policed.

4.39

359

🏥 Public Health Policy 💉 Vaccine Safety ⚖️ Civil Liberties

A Letter to Liberals 88%

Science silenced, dissent crushed, trillions siphoned: the pandemic response that liberals policed.

by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 2022

4.39

359 ratings

🏥 Public Health Policy 💉 Vaccine Safety ⚖️ Civil Liberties

The Handover

by David Runciman • 2023

Three inhuman agents run the world: states, corporations, and now AI. We have to pick one.

3.71

234

🏛️ Political Theory 🏢 Corporate Power 🤖 Ai Governance

The Handover 87%

Three inhuman agents run the world: states, corporations, and now AI. We have to pick one.

by David Runciman 2023

3.71

234 ratings

🏛️ Political Theory 🏢 Corporate Power 🤖 Ai Governance

Keeping the Republic

by Mitch Daniels • 2011

A governor's playbook for cutting debt and restoring self-reliance, minus the Washington fantasies.

4.02

252

💰 Fiscal Conservatism 🏛️ Limited Government 📉 Fiscal Policy

Keeping the Republic 87%

A governor's playbook for cutting debt and restoring self-reliance, minus the Washington fantasies.

by Mitch Daniels 2011

4.02

252 ratings

💰 Fiscal Conservatism 🏛️ Limited Government 📉 Fiscal Policy

Power to the Public

by Tara Dawson McGuinness • 2021

Government services fail because they skip users. The fix: design with people, real data, iterate.

3.98

320

🏛️ Civic Technology 📜 Government Reform 🧑‍💻 Human-Centered Design

Power to the Public 87%

Government services fail because they skip users. The fix: design with people, real data, iterate.

by Tara Dawson McGuinness 2021

3.98

320 ratings

🏛️ Civic Technology 📜 Government Reform 🧑‍💻 Human-Centered Design

New Abnormal

by Aaron Kheriaty • 2022

The emergency never ended. It became a permanent way for the state to manage your body.

4.38

148

🏥 Public Health Policy ⚖️ Medical Ethics 🧬 Biopolitics

New Abnormal 87%

The emergency never ended. It became a permanent way for the state to manage your body.

by Aaron Kheriaty 2022

4.38

148 ratings

🏥 Public Health Policy ⚖️ Medical Ethics 🧬 Biopolitics

Dignity in a Digital Age

by Ro Khanna • 2022

Five cities captured 90% of tech job growth. The case for creating digital opportunity everywhere.

3.71

149

⚙️ Tech Policy 🌐 Digital Divide 🗺️ Economic Geography

Dignity in a Digital Age 87%

Five cities captured 90% of tech job growth. The case for creating digital opportunity everywhere.

by Ro Khanna 2022

3.71

149 ratings

⚙️ Tech Policy 🌐 Digital Divide 🗺️ Economic Geography

Thinking like an Economist

by Elizabeth Popp Berman • 2022

How efficiency-driven economics took over US policy, even from liberals, and what it left behind.

3.93

213

📜 Economic Policy History 🌐 Neoliberalism ⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis

Thinking like an Economist 87%

How efficiency-driven economics took over US policy, even from liberals, and what it left behind.

by Elizabeth Popp Berman 2022

3.93

213 ratings

📜 Economic Policy History 🌐 Neoliberalism ⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis

Results

by Charlie Baker • 2022

A governor's playbook for fixing bureaucracy: capable people, honest data, relentless execution.

3.80

🏛️ Public Administration 🔧 Government Reform ⚙️ Execution

Results 87%

A governor's playbook for fixing bureaucracy: capable people, honest data, relentless execution.

by Charlie Baker 2022

3.80

89 ratings

🏛️ Public Administration 🔧 Government Reform ⚙️ Execution

The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve

by Peter Conti-Brown • 2016

The Fed wasn't born independent: three political remakings built it, each driven by personality.

4.21

137

🏦 Central Banking 📉 Monetary Policy 🗳️ Political Economy

The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve Summary

The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve 87%

The Fed wasn't born independent: three political remakings built it, each driven by personality.

by Peter Conti-Brown 2016

4.21

137 ratings

🏦 Central Banking 📉 Monetary Policy 🗳️ Political Economy

The Problem of Twelve

by John Coates • 2023

A few institutions now own and control almost everything: an old democratic trap with no clean exit.

3.52

177

🏛️ Corporate Governance ⚖️ Financial Regulation 💪 Concentrated Power

The Problem of Twelve 87%

A few institutions now own and control almost everything: an old democratic trap with no clean exit.

by John Coates 2023

3.52

177 ratings

🏛️ Corporate Governance ⚖️ Financial Regulation 💪 Concentrated Power

The Business of America is Lobbying

by Lee Drutman • 2015

Once corporations hire lobbyists, they rarely leave. The feedback loop that keeps them spending.

3.79

🏢 Corporate Lobbying 📊 Political Economy 💼 Corporate Influence

The Business of America is Lobbying Summary

The Business of America is Lobbying 87%

Once corporations hire lobbyists, they rarely leave. The feedback loop that keeps them spending.

by Lee Drutman 2015

3.79

67 ratings

🏢 Corporate Lobbying 📊 Political Economy 💼 Corporate Influence

Move Fast and Break Things

by Jonathan Taplin • 2017

How three digital monopolies gutted music and news, and why democracy is their next casualty.

3.59

2k+

🏢 Platform Capitalism 🔗 Tech Monopolies 🎨 Creative Economy

Move Fast and Break Things 87%

How three digital monopolies gutted music and news, and why democracy is their next casualty.

by Jonathan Taplin 2017

3.59

2k+ ratings

🏢 Platform Capitalism 🔗 Tech Monopolies 🎨 Creative Economy

On Leadership

by Tony Blair • 2024

A prime minister's playbook: plan, focus, deliver, and why efficacy beats populism.

3.86

808

🏛️ Political Leadership 🎯 Political Strategy 🔄 Government Reform

On Leadership 87%

A prime minister's playbook: plan, focus, deliver, and why efficacy beats populism.

by Tony Blair 2024

3.86

808 ratings

🏛️ Political Leadership 🎯 Political Strategy 🔄 Government Reform

Superagency

by Reid Hoffman • 2025

AI multiplies human agency. That power will concentrate or spread. The choice is ours.

3.33

1k+

🏛️ Ai Policy 🌅 Tech Optimism ⚖️ Ai Ethics

Superagency 87%

AI multiplies human agency. That power will concentrate or spread. The choice is ours.

by Reid Hoffman 2025

3.33

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Ai Policy 🌅 Tech Optimism ⚖️ Ai Ethics

Everything for Sale

by Robert Kuttner • 1997

Every real market depends on rules it cannot create, and a democracy it can easily consume.

3.94

🏛️ Political Economy ⚠️ Market Failures 🌐 Public Goods

Everything for Sale 87%

Every real market depends on rules it cannot create, and a democracy it can easily consume.

by Robert Kuttner 1997

3.94

80 ratings

🏛️ Political Economy ⚠️ Market Failures 🌐 Public Goods

Context

by Cory Doctorow • 2011

3.66

372

🕸️ Internet Freedom 📜 Copyright Reform 🔐 Digital Rights

Context 87%

by Cory Doctorow 2011

3.66

372 ratings

🕸️ Internet Freedom 📜 Copyright Reform 🔐 Digital Rights

Them and Us

by Will Hutton • 2010

Fairness is not capitalism's enemy. It is the one condition on which capitalism actually works.

3.89

109

🏛️ Political Economy 🇬🇧 British Politics ⚖️ Economic Fairness

Them and Us 87%

Fairness is not capitalism's enemy. It is the one condition on which capitalism actually works.

by Will Hutton 2010

3.89

109 ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 🇬🇧 British Politics ⚖️ Economic Fairness

Rethinking Capitalism

by Michael Jacobs • 2016

The state built the internet, not the invisible hand. A blueprint for a greener, fairer capitalism.

4.01

121

🏛️ Political Economy 🌍 Sustainable Capitalism 🧬 Evolutionary Economics

Rethinking Capitalism 87%

The state built the internet, not the invisible hand. A blueprint for a greener, fairer capitalism.

by Michael Jacobs 2016

4.01

121 ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 🌍 Sustainable Capitalism 🧬 Evolutionary Economics

Capitalist Punishment

by Vivek Ramaswamy • 2023

Your retirement money is voting on climate mandates and social policy. You were never asked.

4.04

327

📋 Esg Investing 📊 Corporate Governance 🏦 Wall Street Critique

Capitalist Punishment 87%

Your retirement money is voting on climate mandates and social policy. You were never asked.

by Vivek Ramaswamy 2023

4.04

327 ratings

📋 Esg Investing 📊 Corporate Governance 🏦 Wall Street Critique

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