The proliferation of multi-level regulatory systems poses challenges to effective enforcement of policy goals and legal rules when a multiplicity of actors is involved. This two-day colloquium aims to illuminate the diverse nature of these enforcement challenges in multi-level regulatory frameworks from different legal and academic disciplines.
The speakers will address the varied understanding of what constitutes enforcement in multilevel regulatory systems and discuss different approaches that exist in assessing the challenges arising out of diverse enforcement contexts.
The first day will be devoted to a Young Researchers Colloquium in which PhD students forming part of the DTU research program and selected external researchers will present their work. For more details on the call for papers click second day. The here will be a conference where experts in the field will discuss and exchange their views on the following topics:
- Enforcement weaknesses of multilevel regulatory systems;
- Proliferation of enforcers and interaction between different enforcement levels;
- Balancing different standards of protection and the need for effective remedies;
- Multi-level enforcement challenges in a digitalized global economy.