Nicholas Borroz presenterer regulering av romrett (space law) basert på en komparativ studie av New Zealand og Singapore.

Forskergruppen for rettskultur har gleden av å invitere forskergruppens medlemmer til lunsjmøte mandag 29. april. Under møtet vil vi få presentasjon med Nicholas Borroz, som er del av New Zealand Space Agency sin regulatoriske gruppe. Presentasjonen har tittelen Comparing Regulation with the Legal Culture Model. 

Abstract:

"The Legal Culture Model (LCM) is a useful lens through which to compare law in different markets; it addresses the importance of activities, ideas, and their interplay. This interplay also matters in the realm of regulation - even though regulators are not the typical sort of legal professionals on which the LCM literature focuses. Nicholas will propose how LCM may be tailored to compare regulation in different countries. His views are informed by his previous academic experience in comparative political economy."

Mer om Nicholas Borroz:

Nicholas currently works for the New Zealand government as a regulator of the space industry. He has previous experience as a consultant in New Zealand and the United States, working respectively on market research and compliance matters. Nicholas has a PhD in comparative political economy from the University of Auckland, a master's degree in international economics from Johns Hopkins SAIS, and a bachelor's degree in international studies from Macalester College.

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